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Lookit the amoeba ! S L, Biology QIIQ students are in the process of learning the mysterious workings of the human body. QThe gentleman on the table is It. j Working with real and artificial flowers, iloriculture students As physics students watch, Mr. McNamara learn the gracious art of flower starts turning the crank of the electrostatic arranging and corsage making. machine and makes blue sparks fly,
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A future Nobel prize winner may be in this group of chem students, Perhaps one will discover a way of ending the plagues of mankind. From their initial experiments with oxygen and water, chem- istry students go on to further work with sulphur, esters, metals, and other more advanced experimentation, Along with their abstract work, the junior chemists learn the practical applic - Exploring the Mysferies LABORATORY SCIENCES The science department aids students to learn more about themselves and the world they live in, Biology takes them through the evolu- tion of plants and animals from the smallest blobs of protoplasm and algae to the study of man. Chemistry students learn about the chem- ical structure of the world. Further study of matter and energy is part of the course of study in physics. Floriculture courses teach students about care of the soil, the growth and nutrition of plants, and arrangement of the blossoms. In addition to the textbook-covered subjects, Codyites learn many more things in their science classes. They learn to be careful with delicate equipment and dangerous chemicals. They learn the application of this newfound knowledge to everyday life. The study of science is a useful addition to any student's life. ation of their new skill. Many students go into the lab after hours and do work on experiments for extra credit and for the experience. k, . -1 LZ11. ,r 1.1
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