Bishop McGuinness High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Vllfglll :t'l'll ln Yffr' motto of Ifirxr' IXIFIIIHIJX slmlwnlt Hrnfi nl riwnl, utr Yt'VlJv1ftl1r'V1IlX IM,- wiml. f,wnzy'.l1lf1i, f'll.', lwr, .lIflVlflfl't. space ann! jiacllities ling scihxtgi. ei..-xssis were in lor zt real treat during the school terni. 'l'he section ol the new wing that houses the science laboratories was conipleted over the Clhristinas holidays and the students nioxed into their new class roonis with at lit-sh lezil lor their subjects. .Xny unusual hug wandering around during the lirst seinester usually hzid gi general science student on its tziil, so to speak. lhe inititil sind nmin project ol the year lor the class wits the collecting. nionnting. and labeling ol various types ol insects, ln the biology lziboratory the students went zi step further than just learning about insects and started over with one cell plants :ind animals. During the course. they studied the larger plants and aninials. too. and did a few experiments that consisted ol the dissection of worxns and frogs. The physics class was quite busy with its intiin project. Students worked on everything lroin radios to electric niotors with ll lew projects including an elecf trically lighted doll house and at couple ol 'IW' antennas. Once in the new laboratory, eheniistry students pro- ceeded to put the law ol' the eoiiservatioii ol niass to Hilti r 1 fmt good use and to see and sinell the results ol' the coin- ' ' 7' 'H H bination of elenients. ,,,, 5 fl! I if 'Gixn s xi worth . . i rf'Vr'HlHHlN'l1.'fi. lfwirttif lxfzylimi, l'oniI'i1llffi. f.lfIlJtt'KH1Hlr. lov llwtfx. .llffifltn l.o7Ie'X, .Inn lim thnx llttmll. uw! l,otn11'ir luftotz.

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SCIENCE 779W labs alfow scientists laws XVATCIIING lxl'r1NTLY FUR rem- tions of Ihr n5sz'Ilogr'r1plr are lolrrr H ll1l1'Iy, Ihrvrd Berumen, ' and Plrysirs 1nstr'uft0r', T. I. .llaltllczruy 115' Im. 5ERlUl s I-ACLS of lnlrrr Lzc ber and Ixaren Hnrkep general sfrenfe students Ialmrrrrs over a bnromelrrr experiment denote lim! here may stand the lzm items of Ihr' fuenly frm! ferr fur OLLH bmmox THAT HLRTS cues the xlarfrslr berng used for the gurnea prg rn the LE lrmlugy elasx Ublwrous of the poor' f15,lS drsmrnfurt are so hunwres Sharon Roberts Dowd Nerkzrk and Pat Woolley wrtlr Szxler Alzlrj Gabriel Ad PP .S 11' - A I A ' X yn ' V. I ' - 5 I . , r P . 1 . V . rj rf ' , ' 1 28 , ' . I

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typing, lzortlzan , ookeeplng if out VIQHPQ Costxiiintpi-. vi rniixi s of Catholic High embarked on something new and unknown this tear. During the latter part of the school year. their entire department moved into the fabulous new wing. 'l'he Conitneree Depart- ment now occupies the entire second lloor, situated over the office area in the central portion of the building. It sports one of the more elaborate department layouts in the school plant. There is a large typing room across one entire end of the floor, a bookkeeping room. a short- hand room. and a smaller room for mimeographing and clerical work. Bookkeeping and business arithmetic students have concentrated their years work on the art of keeping and balanfing hooks, and graphing. CIHQKIK AND IDU! H-LIE CHECK IS UIC lllllllfl IH NH' !!ll.Yl!ll'S.S lllllll- IIIFIII rims ns Iam' ixillllllljllll, .llznrfin ffmntn, rind Reggie liiultwlrzit,.x1'n1u:.i, do tlutl wry thing. Kmtm Simms: t.t1,mxs thi' Antics of the trade of nzinieogrriplling from .Sister ,loan Tlierese, S. P., while Six- lz'r's Iypmg dass wifes full-speed llllgfld in the 110110111 piflinr. f .Qi --' 3 A- 1 ...pf-f- '