Holy Family High School - Spires Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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YOUNG SCIENTISTS t Prepared for an explosion, Chris- tine Dove observes with surprise and perhaps a little fear as Sue Gooch strug- gles to send enough air through the tube to fill up the can, thus causing adust ex- plosion. 4 1 Bl :ee-if - 5 ,I Q imgvgr , V Y .. ,n-gk , 1 I' FS' it N if 1 -a :: 2 hi ,, :-5 Chlorine? Steve Eubanks and Martin Perez soon find out as Steve tests for it by blowing over the top of the bot- tle. Grace Tower and Richard 5' o O O. ga O S3 :E EQU- I-' Qc Og. '-hoo '6' mo- 'UE- EE o Sw, 'il mu 'fda P-I :w-5 2.-Q W5 923 Sm r4v-: QIKU H 95. 1 .i ' i, 1 Lf Travis continue with their ex- periments--themain object of which is to find out what hap- pens to hydrochloric acid when it is boiled. h - gen filled JOY bubbles concocted by I oe Ladd and Steve Eubanks. 4 xl 'I , 'f IS5' 1' l ' li! J

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AND MATH CHALLENGE MINDS Gus Hellman at- t ern p ts to stump fellow algebra classmates, Steve Nathman and Ronnie Nor- man, with the problem he has written on the board. They seem con- fid e n t that their slide- rules will give the an- swer. As Ute Siemon stands back with a look of admiration for the fig- ure which she has just completed, Charles Ford attempts to prove to the class that the triangles are congruent. 1 i Prepared to calcu- late the volume on their sliderules, Joe Schindler and Lyda Feeney wait for Arthur Johnson to corn- plete the measurements on the polygon. ,.....l

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EXPLORE RE LMS OF FISH AND FO L Pat Cunningham points out the simil- arities between the human skeleton and that of a bird while Rosemarie Dittrich and Sharon Cleveland speculate on the resemb- lences of these two related beings in the Divine Plan. E 1 Enjoying immensely his gruesome assignment of dis- secting a fish reeking of for- maldehyde, John Fiv e a sh , prepared with rubber gloves a n d necessary instruments, awaits orders from John Belzer and Vinny Maefsky. ,Q Critically examining the huge, hard heart of laboratory descent, Sally Dove, Mary Virginia Lawson, and Mary Buthod discover, by ruthlessly tearing it apart, the delicate structure of their own blood pumps.