Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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FIHTURE is the art of God eternal. DANTE ALL LIFE BEGINS WITH TI-IE CELL. The division and organizaTion of many cells inTo Tissues resulTs in The formation of one compleTe animal. The biologisT's concern is The sTudy of This physical phenomena of life. Courses in anaTomy, hisTology, and physiology provide a specialized background for This Technical pursuiT. One acTiviTy in The scienTiHc quesT for The under- sTanding of naTural life is The unselfish conTribuTion of counTless hours To laboraTory invesTigaTion. The biologisT devoTes Time and knowledge To The analysis of The minuTe componenTs of being. Finally, The biologisT inTegraTes The learning accum- ulaTed from These various spheres of sTudy, in order To capTure an undersTanding of The mosT complex of naTural creaTures, man. Anne Branon utilizes The new Phofomichograph in her research. CurrenT radiaTion sTudies are conducTed on The Gamma Ray ScinTillaTing RaTemeTer and DeTecTor.

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14' if Senior Biology maiors observe closely as Esterann Grace calls attention to-an unusual coliform formation, the result of an alysis of the microbe content ot water, on the Bacteriology Plate Counter. Unclerclassmen of Sister St. Agatlta's Zoology class listen attentively to instructions on the correct laboratory procedure prior to probing into mysteries of a specimen. ul

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ORDER is l1eaven's First law. The vastness of the inorganic field captures the attention and artistic ability of iunior chemistry maiors. POPE Through a protein hydrolysis, Elizabeth Doherty, Marie Locilento, and Joyce Price are introduced into biochemistry. Eat, sleep, live chemistry! is the motto of this busy sextet who spend every free moment analyzing their 3i7 unknowns. DivERsiTY MAY BE CLAIMED by the chemist as the mainspring of his field of experimentation. For, as diverse as the world may be, so are the objects of chemical study. The world and its materials and changes are the clay with which the chemist molds his knowledge. Chemistry students of Immaculata strive to acquire a most complete mold of the world and its chemistry by way of inorganic, organic, analytical, physical, and biochemical study. Scientific curiosity, basic founda- tion, and the encouragement of one's own initiative lead the student chemist, inevitably, to the source and unity of his study, Unity Itself, the Master Chemist of Creation, God. With the aid of instrumentation and up-tofdate equipment, seniors apply laboratory techniques to physical chemistry theory.