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B6 !llmu?.,,,- 5 Jack Sabol points out a bird in the aviary to Janet Haan and Sonja Godby. Mr. Klinker uses a diagram of the cross section of a root tip to explain a point in biology class. Richard Sims Kay Sondgerath Steve Snyder Rick Spencer 1,- ig Freshmen Susie Schultz i C 1. Mx X Tom Shriner y ii?
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Three freshman girls patiently wait their turn to buy their lunch tickets. Freshmen Freshmen demonstrate their cour- tesy by respect for each other, by Steve Ruppert Carolyn Rush John Rutherford Jack Sabol Stephen Ricks Barbara Runkle 1,F'N' Q'-7' . . x Yi 1 n QS' I 6 mm? N N 'ff ' x u ', 'Q' 4. ,- Y- ' xr. calmly waiting in line, and by being Mike Schafer ' NK -J I Donna Schaik ' 'Q ' , ' gil' helpful whenever possible. , A . kv Q1 f jaw A 'Q fag , .i 'Q 19' . Judy Scherschel ' ' , . Kathy Schrader ' 1 ' , Some of the freshmen help their classmates find their own coats in an after-game ,g..q mix-up. Q 'X- Doraleen Scheetz ' A r, ::- ?- .., ,.:, ' - 1' 4 K L ,L E . 5, f' Dick Schick JL- fy.. ,.
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- , .45 . , .T - ...i3,,i 95-1- T' :' .Q , A L t I Ronnie Storz l 'm Q c ,' ' Mike stem xr + nv In their biology course, freshmen learn the basic principles of the life sciences. They study the secrets of nature that are hidden in plants. During the first weeks, the simpler forms of plant life are studied. but as they progress, the more complicated higher plants are taught to them. In the second semester, freshmen study the animal kingdom. Beginning with the one- celled animals, they proceed to the study of worms, fish, frogs, birds, and finally man. Dissecting crayfish, worms, and frogs furthers their knowledge. Central Catholic's biology department has become very well equipped. It has an aquari- um and a newly acquired aviary. Several dia- grams and other visual aids are also available to increase the students' understanding. Richard Sperback Thomas Spitznagle Linda Timmons Janice Thelen Jim Cors and Ruth Ann Zahn study the aquatic life in the aquarium in the biology lab. Freshmen
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