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illearning Ahuut Q' tliife f .. Q- if .J as v 3 4 . . , t K Q . t f.. had fi., i ins Biology, the study of life, is the only compulsory science at St. Laurence. All sophomores must take the course. lt has a classroom study and lab work. Dissecting a fetal pig is usually the high point of the Biology year. Top Left: Mr. Draski and Mr. Langlotz converse about the fetal pig test. Top Middle: A student ex- amines a dissected craytish. Top Right: Mr. Draski peers over his class as they begin studying for an up- coming test. Middle Left: Mr. Kosiek and Mr. Langlotz share a recent article from a magazine about biology. Middle Right: One of the many creatures found in the biology labs. Bottom: Mr. Kosiek takes a break from his lecture in order for his students to catch up on their notes. 152 f Biology 3 T :'f'5,?Q:.'I..5' . :4,',2,' Q, -.' .1 Qu: .B 1 'e . 2 it :gig iik. 5 E 4- ' -' . 5: .f'f:.: ' i GY, , , VV ,W rr,, .th . W.. , 5' W t . A ,WX Q-Q
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