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' . .. K FERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS Li .Be Afs. 'Es g n Fe Cc Gq Ge A In is jp!OTK Ru In Sn Sb In ALI PB' his E. Reid, F. Dubendorf, and R. McCarius are supervised by our chemistry and physics teacher, Sister Andrew Joseph. Curiosity and discovery have a signifi- cant relationship in the study of the sciences. With the help of modern equipment and ex- perienced instructors, students have suc- cessfully completed credits in the areas of chemistry, physics and biology. Physical science was newly added to the curriculum this year. These studies explore in detail the scientific knowledge of all advancing society. Sister Geraldine Marie, above, and Mr. Brooks instruct the students in the science of biology. B. Morris, P. Lindemann, and J. Seymour experiment with modern equipment in the physics lab. In the chemistry lab, A. Spata, M. Cain, and E. Wilberding combine some new chemical formulas. 19
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CIENCES OF CURIO ITY A D EXPERIME TATIO 111 - ..... Mr. Harvey, Brother Boniface and Brother Charles supply the right formula for successful teaching. Sister Loretta Jean aids H. Miller, B. Polack, and M. Charette on a difficult problem. Mathematics is not only a science but a means of attaining self-discipline, intellec- ual dexterity, and personal skill. Logical thinking is the key to the understanding of this science. The math department strives continually to prepare the student in the studies of Algebra, Geometry, and Modern Analysis. To impart knowledge and skill in using these basic principles is the con- stant aim of the mathematics department. Sister Rose Margaret, head of the math department over- sees the math program as M. Garrison works an equation after school hours.
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HOMEMAKING.' A CAREER Today's women play an important role in the formation of tomorrow's world. This has been the aim of Sister John Martin, 'fto emphasize the importance of the woman in today's society. Throughout the year, the girls have worked diligently on the develop- ment of their domestic skills. The result of this conscientious effort is a more com- plete woman. Linda Schaeffer finishes off her item for clothing, care- fully pressing open the seams of her garment. Homemaking is one of the most useful subjects that can be undertaken by girls today. Sister John Martin aids Juanita Juarez, pictured above, demonstrates that a skillful seamstress can display her talent in creating her own wardrobe. these students in adequately developing their skills in pre- paration as future homemakers.
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