Belleville College - Dutchman Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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‘‘According to my coicuiotions ' records lob technician, Joe Bonduhn, “the victim died of cyanide poisoning. Next to the heart is the lung and belovr the lung is the liver D. C. EdwARDS • . . yecki Robert Sforza

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Will all amoeba please raise their right pseudopodium? The sciences defy us to uncover their mysteries During the first two months of school, it was difficult to distinguish science courses from rhet¬ oric classes, since they both had four walls and no hlacklx)ards. The installation of blackboards did not make it any easier to differentiate be¬ cause lalis, models, and charts were still not avail¬ able. But soon the tell-tale signs of science classes once more were present; black nitric-stained fing¬ ers could Ix ' seen, and the familiar smells of for¬ maldehyde and rotten eggs were with us. Quan¬ titative analysis .students, well-versed in the pecu¬ liarities of chemistry, were easily recognizable by their immaculate white lab coats . . . with holes.