Mount Mercy Academy - Mercienne Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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In the Science Course is the study of chemistry. P. Kenf nedy, M. Daly, and J. Molloy purify water by a chemical process. G. Harzynski, V. O'Connor, M. O'Leary, M. Anstett, and I. Zimmer of the Health Class learn many helpful facts. The study of science reveals a world of mystery, a world where students learn to think and use their abilities to help other people. In general science, the student begins to scratch the surface of nature's wonders. While learning physics, the young scholar becomes acquainted with the elements of heat and electricity. In biology, she goes into a more detailed study of the human being, botany, and zoology, The future scientist then experiments with chemistry in which she adds to the knowledge that she has already learned. Members of the Physics Class, B. Hartley, M. Joyce, C. Schmitt, and C. Hanrahan study Archimedes' Principle. J. Leahy. R, Lynd, J. Kelly, and E. Harrigan, members of the Biology Class, view the ameba, a microscopic animal Experiments are always interesting to the General Science Class. Such was the case in this experiment of making distilled water,

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