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Science math terms confound students minds “Chemical equal-what? was a question that could be heard coming from a confused chemistry student. But careful explanations from Miss Mary Sydik made chemistry easier for the students involved. Physics, also taught by Miss Sydik, gave students the opportunity to study matter and energy. The seniors involved in this class were able to find out just why things happen the way they do. Sr. Marie Alice Ostry N.D.'s advanced biology and sophomore biology classes learned about their own anatomy as well as that of animals. Dissections included fish, grasshoppers, worms and even a live, anesthetized hamster. Health, I.P.S. and practical science, taught by Mr. Tim Turman, Sr. Marie Alice and Miss Sue Hansen, respectfully, were also offered for the less serious science students. Astronomy, first aid and nutrition were a few of the many topics covered in these classes. Math I, II and Algebra I were taught by Sr. Corona Humpal N.D. In her classes, students learned the basic math skills. She also tested the logic of seniors in math analysis. Mr. Ed Johnson, by using theorums and proofs, taught geometry students many complex skills. By using these skills as well as those from algebra I, advanced algebra trigonometry students were able to solve many difficult problems. Business math, taught by Mr. Wayne Reeves, taught the basic principles of math in conjunction with daily life situations. Percentages, interest rates and income tax figuring were some of the skills learned. 28 Math Science
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i iM f ili iiiiiir Blowing bubbles during an experiment. Biology students (from back) Randy Ahrens. Russ Bauer. Steve Sladky. Sue Salmen. and Pam Tvrdy observe the effects of carbon dioxide on the blue solution. BELOW: Doug Bartek leans back to make himself comfortable while he reads over the comments he received on his book report. Doing research for a term paper is no fun but Barb Tvrdy knows it must be completed to receive her quarter grade in American History. Academics 27
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Looking for chlorophyll in a plant stem, biology students Sue Salmen and Alan Cherovsky chart their observations. Jon Machacek assists classmate Bruce Coufal with a difficult algebra problem during a resource center in room 32. TOP: In her guest lecture in advanced biology Sr. Margaret Mostek N.D. uses her poster to stress important points. Math Science 29
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