Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Social Studies Classes Investigate the What and Why at Man's Story Sister Mary Immaculate 's World History class Government classes forthe first time this year provides an opportuniiyeigrlfigizgbgig are studying economics, government, and sociology. the radiocarbon mghod of Studying While working outa sociology project dates in history on juvenile delinquency, Deborah Dzienny, Judith Senecal, ' Diana Nowacki, Karen Polhemus, and Carol Borgess discuss their findings on the Child Study Institute.

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Students of Sisters Mary Lewellin 's, Mary Angelus 's, and Mary Marchita 's Chemistry classes follow the 1966 edition of Modern Chemistry. Shirley Kreft and Mary Ellen Parlier prepare a quantity of oxygen for testing in the laboratory. VV , A In H.. mu ww ,,.-. HA ,, ,- A ...,.u':7 D 1- M. .J Y, Zr .A ,, N-1. np- --Y ... CBLainMsWMMMQgmHpjg NLE m r-we M-cgWWW .. 1, Hi .-f, 1 ma' lit As 'A .hmukhwwhkggmgpmnm A V-' A V-V ww um .n-4 ft':'Q'rE!fQfEe1?sw-1X0 -rv . .,,4 , 4-H 'll rump! 1 l.u'h-Ill -e 11.35.-u. hoo.. ' '-- asa: OF oi' cfm! .r . ,f,, r A4 - V an-sq' Q-A. an ALA!-1 -nam: lg... H.. llll .sw- L.- ,-ln Biology students, Joan Sturtz, Sharon Blanchard, Virginia Rodeman, and Eileen Hackett, put into practice techniques learned in class from Sister Mary John Baptist. Slides for observation were made from a sam ple of creek water.