Archbishop Rummel High School - Raider Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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We ., prtp s L We s Broad outlook provided by science In an effort to supply each student with a well-rounded education of the natural sciences, faculty members, through experiments and research, teach students about the world around them in the Science department. Experiments with bacteria, blood, chicken embryos, molecules, and chemicals are aimed ot achieving a secure knowledge of the sciences. Classes range from biology and General Science to physics and chemistry. Each class is filled with various class-oriented proiects which help to broaden the expanse of attained know-how in each student. Science l 29

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Mark Fonte takes a blood somple as Robert O'NeiI observes. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Kel Villorrubia intently carries out cl biology experiment. BOTTOM, RIGHT: Eddie Gautier pipettes hydras out of o iar. BOTTOM, LEFT: John Vollenweider prepares on experiment in the biology lab. RIGHT: Mike Gendron performs a bisection of a chicken embryo. 128 Associates Br. Ephrem Hebert Lee Lonoux Donald Martin Eosten Roth Albert Serpos Floyd Simeon Vernon Smith Br. Robert Veselis IQ

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Food varieties entice students Day to day the food in the cafeteria is prepared by Mrs. Sara Ciaccio's staff. Rated number one in the nation, varieties such as hamburgers and fries, shepherd's pie, meatsauce, fish, and beans and rice enhance the atmosphere of her establishment. Other varieties included foreign food days on which occasion a special meal was prepared which coincided with that nation's cultural feast. The cafeteria serves almost 90 percent of the student body, as a corps of workers prepare and serve all meals to the vast majority of students and faculty. W 5 lj sl .l l MQW 130 Associates 1 E