Dominican Commercial High School - Angelicus Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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In their study of the anatomy of vertebrates, Noreen Duffy, Joanne Aidala, and Linda Rohdieck took to the dissecting of fish and frogs. Lois Nickel, Patricia Reilly, and Teresa Pelitsch use viewer scopes to broaden their knowledge of bacteriology.

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Cclhe wide and universal theatre. M ,Q T X f . Eileen Gorey checks the steps she will follow in her experiment with chemical compounds. A teenager stood on the threshold of adulthood and wondered about life, no definition of which pleased her until she took up the study of BIOLOGY. Here she observed and experimented and ventured into the morphological, his- tological, cytological and genetic aspects of the biotic world. Traditional prob- lems were interpreted in terms of molecular structure from the simple amoeba to the most complex metazoan-man. Theories concerning the gene, the cell, and evolutionary relationships were merged into a single inclusive idea dynami- cally defining life. Problems of nutrition, conquest of disease, theories of genetics and the study of anatomy pertaining to earthlings and outer-world creatures were investigated in the laboratory as Well as in factual studies. The laboratory program stimulated the student,s curiosi-ty leading to discoveries concerning molecular structures of elements to the complex structures revealed in the dis- section of frogs and fish. Journeys through the botanic and Zoological World culminated in an intensive study of God's greatest masterpiece in the living World-man. ? QW. .ry-QZ,fff 1. 52,5 Sister Melmarie, O.P. Science Department, Chairman Biology

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CC 1 How use doth breed a babil in a man. U As job deadlines approach, office practice students Karen Lo Vaglio, Elaine Solony, M ary Joyce, and Rosemary Leagus spend busy minutes at uFT1:d611,,, Marchant, and Smith-Corona. 5 Sister Mary Charity, O.P. Sister George Bernard, O-P . , ' S beets Sccretarzal Department, Clzazrmang Business U I Business Subjects