Catholic Central High School - Spires Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Sure hope you dndnt mass seeung our herbarlums at e Scnence Farr boasted bsology students about therr collectnons of mounted wnldflowers The students searched hull and dale for dandellons dalsles and more elusnve spectmens to complete their collectlons They also entered booklets lllustratung the structure of birds and mammals Bnologlsts dissected preserved worms and fishes as part ot a protect to see what makes annmals tuck The blood thlrsty boys went at thrs dnssectlng hand over fast whale the gurls could only sngh with puty for the poor llttle worm' The lab was really buzznng when the students brought flies to school at the begmmng ofthe year to drssect a preserved frog In beology class I dont see how anyone can have enough nerve to cut up a poor httle frog' MOVE OVER Judy and let an expert show you how says James Doolan master of the scalpel ond forceps Boys always have more courage un these matters than gurls You lust make an xncnsuon here ond one here OH THAT LOOKS FUN' I bet I could do at too exclaums Judy wnth unlerest Now Jummy you re not donng that rsght Here let me show you It s a good Hung you have me around to help you 7 464 tofaq of Ucwdelda 4, , 'mga

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KEEPING A WATCHFUI. EYE on the water level in the beaker as they prepare chlorine gas, are iunior chemists David Sadlier, Eileen Murray, Beverly Brim. Did you notice some of the odd odors that drifted through the halls this year? Junior chemists supplied the simple answer: FeS HgSO5,FeSO4AH3SA, better known to you as that rotten-egg gas. lt your eyes suddenly began to water, it was chlorine vapors that caused your tears. Because of the rapid changes in science, the new, revised edition of The New World of Chemistry was used. Students combined twice-weekly lab experiments and lectures to analyze the earth's elements. Members of the five science classes entered proiects in the annual Science Fair held in the spring. Prize- winners then participated for the first time in the regional contest held at Bowling Green University. iemflazfa twig 241254 '4 laureate AND THIS DIAGRAM shows the structure of a tooth, points out Mimi Canny to Patty Glaser as they view an exhibit at the Science Fair. lxldblll, llikxljlii all , .A 0 Me- , -r'g,,'

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