Bishop Dwenger High School - Aureate Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Mr. Waning oversees Jeanne in lier measured experiment in advanced biology. In one experi Jeff Webb says in a very scientific voice, ment students dissect rats in order to record their reactions to drugs. Don ' t make waves in pfiysics class, baby! Mr. Longenecker shows Ken Vonderhaar and John Kline how much fun chemistry can be, but one must use extreme caution and wear goggles at all times!

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Earth scientists W. Fiore, P. Bercot, IVI. Welsh, P. Schaab, explain rocks to Sr. Maris. Mrs. Joyce Gloman Mr. John Longenecker Mr. Thomas Waning Dwenger Creates Future Scientists Paula Bartholomy and Ann Hipskind probe the hidden treasures of the frog. )8 The emphasis.-in this year ' s science classes has been on practical, ap- plicable uses. The student was en- couraged to develop a scientific attitude towards his environment. Tapes, demonstrations, speeches, lectures, labs, class discussions, films, field trips, texts and tests were used to achieve this end. The experiences were intended to im- part a useful knowledge as well as an understanding of its place in modern life. Mr. Tom Waning and Mrs. Joyce Gloman guided biology students through a squeamish, but inter- esting year. Chemistry students, under the directives of Mr. John Longenecker, found that solving chemical equations is like solving word puzzles. Earth science stu- dents discovered that our earth is made up of more than just dirt! Science had, for students, become a part of LIFE.

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J Wi I -- feagg P Steve NIedermeyer and Stan Meyer create a dramatic presentation of their English readings. Freshman girls display dramatic ability in Sister Annella ' s English class. Betsy Eggers, Mary Davich, Kathy Nolan and Cindy Garrison portray life in a modern convent and the With Sister Chantal English IS dramatic. consequent generation gap.