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do PHYSIOLOGY S. Thais, N. Neahr, C. Grayston, V. Leuer, and C. Andrizzi will hereafter un- derstand their dentists' explanations of the structure of the human tooth! W6 C. Robinson, C. A. Thornton, J. A. Mc- Dowell, ond J. O'Donnell locating the in- ner eor in the general auricular structure. PHYSICS Springs and balances provide new inter- ests fcr these seniors in the physics lab- oratory, They are lclockwisel B. Bighcm, A. Golyen, M. Ford, D. Millagher, J. Cos- tello, and B. Weinfurter.
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sa e ' marital uk., Q2 7 fl' a if ! BIOLOGY Juniors M. Rosenberg, L. English, T. Oliveras, R. Rackemann, and D. Evans are deeply interested in the dissection of u crawfish. , , . 6 aa mm! aaaadew Zefcwe Meg Ze Calling all scientists! Today, more than ever before, the world needs scientists who, through their Catholic training in giving relative light and shade to the truth and falsity of modern thinking, will be able to guide the rapid advance being made in our world of automation, nuclear fission, and so forth. In order to help meet the needs of living adequately and appreciatively in this modern mechanized world, Pius X offers each student scientific advantages according to his ability in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, and physiology. CHEMISTRY Peter Mikov, Barbara Bigham, Jo Ann Pharis have no eyes for 'he Camera, as they are deep- Marceil McCord, Norma Neahr, Pat Baker, and Bob ly concemmnng on ,he production of oxygen. Weinfurter analyzing the elements in a salt compound.
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L 1 2 E a rl 5 i i a E , 1 2 s f . 4 i 2 Q l 3 1 E E Z 2 i 5 l l 1 2 3 The study of LANGUAGE quickens the reasoning powers and promotes a certain finesse of per- ception. Because it also introduces the student to the richly expressed ideas of deeply-cultured men, Pius X Students are offered opportunities to take Latin, French, or Spanish. Covering Spain are the Span. classes on the left. Top: Fr. Carosella, discussing cultural centers in Mexico, center: Sr. Arthur's Span. Ill-IV where M. Olivas breaks the traditional Pinata, lower left: Fr. Farre's Span. class where P. Martin is on the spot. Covering France and Italy are French and Lat. classes. Top: Sr. M. Philip with French III-IV class, center: Fr. Palau with some Lat. l students, ll. to r.t: Freshman Frances De Groote placing in position a recording of conversa- tion in Sr. M. lgnatuis' Latin l class. . , . lie aalzfdldea
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