Incarnate Word Academy - The Light Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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These are the days when our vocabulary has been enriched with many new words like Satel- lites, missiles, outer space, orbit . . . to name only a few. We are told that in the next decade the wonders of space achievement will be stupendous, and we are warned that a knowledge of science will be necessary to live intelligently in the future. Here at IWA we are offered courses in biology and chemistry. Both these courses are popular with the students. Sister Reparata and Mr. Charles Paulson are the teachers in this department. CAREFUL MEASUREMENTS are very necessary in science study. Sandy Feld is absorbed in her chemistry work. OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS . . . these para- keets are the delight of the biology class. Their care- takers are Sue Stueber and Betty Stocke. II3

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SCIENCE STUDY ACQLIIRES A NEW RESPECTABILITY SCIENCE NEWS OF 1959 Hitting the moon and electron- ically photographing . its hidden side were F' top achievements. Astronauts began training for flights into space. i when NVE LEARN MUCH BY CAREFUL LAB STUDY . . . Ann Buchheit and Marilee Zychi show off some of the charts they make in their science projects. ,ff E A K 1 if ll2 BIOLOGY IS ALWAYS A MOST INTERESTING STUDY . . . Mary Ann Kuehl, Mary Hildebrant Mary jane Bradsliaw, and Margie Harrington enjoy every minute of their class.

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...A s N., ....,....,,,oa.......uw at EFFICIENCY AND ACCURACY ARE BYWORDS TECHNIQUE AND SPEED are kept always before these budding typists: Mary Ellen Knoll, Barbara jones, Lynn Johnson, and Margaret Kemp. NOW, THAT WAS EASY, XVASNVI' IT? . . . These seniors have a regular kit that really does wonders when it comes to doing the impossible, namely making arithmetic easy. Using the kit are Mary jane Baker, Brenda Barbour, and Hank Chesnek. 'tj K mg- K. '-Q, N. M, Nast., . 5