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Is it type A.B or possibly O? Sister Marie Alice explains to Deb Carroll. Lynn Hraban and Colleen Ohnoutka the procedure followed in determining blood type. Science Department Has Corner On Brains Brains, brains and more brains! One of the major projects undertaken by members of the ad- vanced biology class was dissec- ting beef brains. Other activities were dissection of beef heart and eye, blood typing, and experimen- tal procedures determining results on the offspring of rats on an un- balanced diet. Meanwhile, an innovation took place in biology I as Sister Marie Alice executed in- dividualized study in the class for the first time. Throwing paper airplanes in physical science class was just an experiment proving the theory that the distance a paper airplane flies depends on its length and mass. Another way Miss Sydik gained class interest was by flip- ping pennies and rolling dice to understand the concept of probability. Meetings and conventions alerted both teachers and students to human problems and the scien- tific approach to solutions. On Oc- tober 6-8, both science teachers attended a drug seminar at which problems and effects of drug abuse were studied. Then on February 23 and 24, seven biology students, accompanied by Miss Sydik, attended the March of Dimes Birth Defects Convention at Norfolk. 20
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Sparks Up Historians Do the seniors have the power to predict presidential elections? It was so proved when the seniors on ballot day matched the results of the National elec- tions this fall. Also government-minded, Juniors acted as county officials by participating in annual County Government Day. Meanwhile freshman made history by changing teachers. The first semester they had Sr. Phyllis and the second semester Miss Collette Malolepszy. They studied cultures. Student teacher. Mr. Paul Semrad pauses while running off a test. Mr. Semrad teaches freshmen first semester. A snowy day does not stop Juniors from participating in County Government Day Those attending are Rita Bouc, Mary Breunig, Cheryl Benes, Cindy Wolfe. Diane Shanahan. Joe Cerv, Paul Virgl. Jan Asmussen, Karen Svoboda. Kathy Kavan, Liz Malm. John Wolfe, Larry Ludvik. Leo Meduna, Mari Noonan and Dave Shanahan. 19
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It's H20 in the air! Diane Morton and Wendy KuncI enjoy splashing around, unconcerned about clean-up. Miss Sydik tidies up a disorderly lab station as she believes in neatness and order. This is her first year of teaching at Neumann. Dissecting beef brains requires scissors, forceps and two brainy advanced biology students. Marlene Kouma and Rene Rochford. 21
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