Bishop Neumann Catholic High School - Cavalog Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Science courses undergo change After self-evaluation, the science department in- itiated a change by separating Chem-Phys to Chemistry and Physics. According to Miss Mary Lu Sydik, who taught both courses, the change was made “because students taking the American College Tests might find it helpful to have a year of Chemistry.” Miss Sydik also taught Practical Science and one class of In- troductory Physical Science. Returning for her fourth year, Sister Marie Alice Ostry N.D. taught IPS, Biology, and Advanced Biology. All three classes performed many experiments per- taining to their subject matter. On March 27, Miss Sydik and Sister Marie Alice sponsored a field trip for advanced biology students to Mount Marty College in Yankton, South Dakota. Sister Marie Alice Ostry. N.D. assists Gerard Bartek with a difficult experiment. Steve Hruby, Kirk Bartek, and Jim Bartek watch as Terry Polak checks the temperature of the water during a Chemistry lab. 24

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Mrs. Jocelyn Stromberg points out to Janice Meduna the following day’s assignment. While in class. Mr. Doyle Denny points out a timed writing problem to Tom Konecky. Concentrating on her shorthand. Nancy Vasa studies for a test. 23

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Joyce Hansen and Jim Meduna probe for tracts of nerves in a cow's brain. Mike Nelson explains the construction of a carburetor in a car to Miss Mary Lu Sydik and Tony Hoer. The back room of the chemistry lab is used for study by Laura Benes and Deb Schmidt. Searching for the five hearts of a worm are Julie Cajka and Ann Sloup. 25