Holy Names College - Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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SCIENCE c,va ' Science students work diligently over test tubes, petri dishes, dissecting trays, and mi- croscopes, seeking knowledge that equips them for professional work. Despite war dif- ficulties, the science department has man- aged to secure new equipment. For the micro- technique class there is the new microtome and the chemistry class has received an analytical balance. The autoclave sterilizer is the pride and joy of the bacteriology class. The science department is bigger than ever this year, offering many courses in technol- ogy and the life sciences. For the first year science students, anything from the observa- tion of minute organisms to the dissection of crayfish is enjoyed by those in the biology and zoology classes. Page twetily-eight

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Frances DeLaneit . Patricia Wayerski, Beverly Sanford. Louise Schmidt. Joyce Todd. Patricia McCaffery. Patricia Wayerski. Beverly Sanford. Betty Driscoll. Shirley .Mallory . Carol Jean McKown. Patricia McCaffery. Frances De- l.uney. Joyce 1 odd. ' erna Bridyeman. J 11 •

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Rlt ' Throughout the year the Music depart- ment has maintained its high standard of excellence. Appearing in concerts and re- citals, and performing for cl ubs and organ- izations, the members of the department have brought occlaim to Holy Names. The Choral Ensemble and Orchestra hove won distinction for their presentations in the winter and spring concerts, and at grad- uation the two groups were again united in a fine program. The String Orchestra has been highly lauded for its performance at the USO and Baxter General Hospital. The String Trio has appeared at numerous civic and social unctions in the city. MUSIC Page twenty-fiine