Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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In a biology class there is more to a crayfish than meets The chemistry lab always reeks of burned gas, hot sulphur the eye lor the nosel. and scorched rubber, but the science students enjoy their trips into the amazing world of science. OUR SCIENCE CLASSES This looks as it the juniors in the Physics class are having a jolly tug-o-war. They are, but they're also learning all about the strength of air-pressure.

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li you're a Republican, iusf write to the Presidenf. Thc1's wha! George Ann Corbeifs did-and she received on answer from Ike himself. O O S 0 C I G I S t U d S ogy plus c course in Christian family living for those who are fortunate Seniors begin every United Sta

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