Bishop Gibbons High School - Vikon Yearbook (North Tonawanda, NY)

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GENERAL SCIENCE at- tempts to give each student a sampling of the important prin- ciples and ideas which have been discovered in each area of science. Students, James Joyce, Michael Miller, Dennis Joven- etti, Thomas Braniecki, and Thomas Moyer. solve the prob- lem which is heavier, oil or water? The only way to settle this question is to weigh both and to record and compare the data. cell slzde oxygen ...test tube In the study of BIOLOGY the student is led to an understand- mg of the unity diversity and continuity of life. The binocular microscope reveals to Paul Nowak James Moore, and David Dezilt that there are hundreds of perfectly formed little flowers within what appears to be only one flower.