Our Lady of Victory High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Miss Ruth Morris completes rabbit dissection Dr. Allen Reid from University of Dallas in Biology Il. explains fine points of Geiger Counter. Science - Importance Emphasized Yue' x Q13 oiX- 5950 256 eff como tv at Q9 0009 '39 Cathy O'Connor, Margie Hepscher, prize winners in bean germination, Biology I. Biology I, Biology Il, Chem- istry offered many opportunities for the girls to become acquainted with the latest- facts and theories in the world of science. ,yy . Qpi5p9 Cav 66 KO 49046. -'Y 'Ye da lv J' GJ X100 pair' 602612 ' kazaa 6100127 Of e Q , Zalfre 06217 15 . C . , 111122 Planting the spring garden, Biology I: Ded Cox, Janie Bolliger, Susan Andries, Diane Crider. ,, , ,,

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Student Council Officers BOYS' DIVISION: President First Semester ----- CARTER CALONGNE President Second Semester - - MICHAEL MCCONNELL Vice-President Both Semesters - - - PHIL LUEBBEHUSEN Secretary Both Semesters - SAM KURTIN Treasurer First Semester ------- JIM WURZBACH Treasurer Second Semester - - JIM MAY GIRLS' DIVISION: President --------- PAULA NELSON Vice-President - - - ELIZABETH BREEN GIRLS' DIVISION OFFICERS WITH HOMEROOM FRESIDENTS: Secretary-Treasurer -------- KATHY Liz Breen, Kathy O'Connor, Pam Simonson, Paula Nel- O'CONNOR son, Rachel Gavia, Barbara l-lardee, Jeanette Graff, Con- nie Grace, Joan Casper, Jan Price, Maria Perricone. STUDENT COUNCIL MONITORS, BOYS' DIVISION: James Doskocil, Charles Murphy, Phil Luebbehu- sen, Don Levings, Gene Lunt, Mike McConnell, Brother David Paul, S.M. , Sponsor, Larry Breault, Gary Setser, James Caldwell, Carter Calongne, Ralph Weimar, Mike Holmberg, Sam Kurtin, Jim May, Jim Wurzbach, Ken Becan, Mike Barbolla, Jim Staley, Dick Smith. 83

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iw Julia Styrsky experiments with rate of sodium 22 Sister Martin Joseph inspects Madeline Droitcourt's uptake in various plants, experiment on Precipitin test to prove anaphalaxis to an antibiotic. Biology II - Science Fair The Biology ll class sponsored a Science Fair during the month of April. Among the many interest- ' ing experiments on exhibit were the following: Effects of Radiation on Germination and Plant Growth, Effect of Ultra Violet on Chick Embryo, Effects of Radioactive Phosphorus, Sodine, on mice, Study of Chemical Effects on Fish in Polluted Water, Comparative Uptake of Radioactivity in Water by Plants and Animals, Comparative Study of White Blood Cell Counts on Radiated Mice, Study of Tranquilizing I Effects on Cat, Effect of Radiation on Frog Eggs, Psychochemical Effects on Web Designs of Spider, In- F duction of Rickets by Absence of Light and Dietary Treatment, Radiation Effects on Mold and Bacteria i Growth. i Ann Quinn's experiment on the effects y of stimulants on normal behavior of mice. l l l l l Barbara Grewe experiments on the effects of benzene on white blood cells of mice. is s ' W' - A .,, f