Mount St Joseph High School - Mount Tower Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Men oi Science Evidence of the scientific influence can he found on all sides at the lVlount. Un the roof can he seen the several antennas of short wave stations W3KBF and WISMCI through which Brother Marcellus and his radio class and Brother Joel Contact fellow hams all over the world. Down in the biology lah on the first floor, ai thriv- ing bee hive behind glass greets the casual visitor. The biologists also learn hy doing through means of their vegetable garden hehind the school. You Can identify physics students hy the pro- jects they always carry with themg aeronautics people often possess models of well-known planesg and chemistry students are those harried souls with the hig charts for their Open House exhihit. That small hoy walking around ohserving ai cloud trying to find if it is cumulus helongs to the general science class. AGENTS UF IlES'I'liUC'l'l0N- Huve u whiff of this methanol, senior lild Howser invites an ohligging' IND stu- dent, Jackie Elly, an Open House visitor to the chem lab. His two eolleagnes, who illustrated the process of the de- struetive distillation of wood, are Hai-ry Hessenuuer tleftl and Charlie Smith. NOT FUR SA LIC-Open House :leromluties leeturer Mel 'Puszynski is not selling, hut! demonstrating this gy:-o horizon to Mr. Bernard Stallings, father of Bill Stallings, Mount freslnnan.