Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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COURSES IN VARIOUS FIELDS OF SCIENCE ARE OFFERED AT Future scientists R. Shady, E. Kilgus, A. Messina, M. Moffet, K. 110111, andlRgdAlI?erto,daided byhMr. gsloara, observe the operation o e inc in pane uring p ysics a ratory. I D I W. Brueckner, T. Daly, J. Miley, D. Schreiber, K. Vaughan, I. Ma- honey, intent physicists, observe the activity of the needle on n Geiger counter Joe Brennan prepares for a physics test

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Ann Byrne, Maureen Birmingham, Wayne Kinch, Peter Cherry, William Rice, Elizabeth Lang, JoAnn Barrett, Sharon Stanesld, Eliza- beth Schreiber, and Mary Hughes, members of the French Circle, enioy reading the pro- vocative Paris Match. , an --wr ,.. Senior French students Cleft to rightj John Murphy, Barbara Lozier, Dottie Schreiber, Stephen Hickey, Bill Bruecltner, John Sordi, Steve Lehmann, Pat Barnett, Joanne Scheid, Josephine Kelly and Bruce Cook listen atten- tively and somewhat dubiously to a French record. Joanne seems to think it's quite fun- ny. while John Sordi is obviously absorbing every word. Joanne Welsch, Joseph E. Mahony, Lisbeth Staah, Paul Hessel and Eileen Henderson listen to the aue diovlingual method ns Joe Bozzello operates the ms- chine.

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All I did was nearly blow up the lab, says Paul Cicarelli dejectedly. Mr. McCcrry points out on the biological chart that water will seelt its own level, regardless of the shape of the container. Bernadette Moore, Adele Lewinsld, Sue Beyer, John Bodner, Maureen Healy, and Francis Devine con- i centrate on examining specimens of the phases of mitosis. Gary Ford and Thomas Siering look on in anticipaticn while Antonia Viatori cries he- cause her experiment didn't work out. In the foreground, Barbara Sheehan questions Pat Bame!t's laboratory techniques.