St Francis High School - Crusader Yearbook (Athol Springs, NY)

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w 1 X DELICATE OPERATION. An intricate incision by Friar Adriar before Mike Davis and John Compisi rivals that of the best scalpers Opportunities in Science World Never So Abundant Unlike any counterpart in the long history of mankind has science and its near myriad branches influenced man and his actions. No end to the cycle is in sight, for new discoveries abound weekly. A science course that prepares the young man for the glowing scientific world must of necessity be classified as vital. St. Francis offers a four year science course that commences with General Sci- ence and continues through Biology, Physics and Chemistry, together with plentiful lab sessions. A serious attempt to assimilate the data can result in nothing but success. Opportunity never knocked so often.

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HIGH PRESSURE AREA. A vacuum fountain produced by Friar Theodore proves to Bill Sullivan and Gary Dillalo that air occupies space. 20 CAREFUL NOW. Very slowly Ed Sitarz and Bob Marino mix volatile chemicals in a . General Science experiment. GE ER SCIE C MICROSCOPIC DATA. While Mike Shelley analyzes the biological slides, Mike Fitzgerald and Rich Czenszak compile his findings.

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SWEAT SHOP. Experiments in the Physics Lab lasted all day when they failed during the regular periods, especially the famous heat of fusion. S I C S TUNING IN. Jim Zoll, Bob Howe and Ludwik Lubaszka have a variety of instruments to aid in the sound experiments. JUNIOR PHYSICISTS. Bending their necks to follow the oscillation of sound waves across the screen are Peter Compisi, Tom Murphy, John Popp and Tom Buczkowski. 22