St Francis Xavier Academy - Gateway Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Frozen frogs under glass Carliffo, R, McCarfhy, P. Coyne, M. Gaffney and M. Cardi. Y rl ls There's no buffer on fhese flies . . . E. Fifzfierald, L. Dougherfy J. Murphy and P. O'Hara. . . . This is biology wifh ifs disecfed sheep's eyes, skinned cafs, sfuffed birds, pinned bufferflies, frozen frogs, alcoholed fish, and preserved grasshoppers. They make up an array of delicious delicacies, par- ficularly before lunch. Then fhere is fhe more familiar, free family wifh ifs leaves, branches, fruifs, and flowers: lasfly fhe human slcelefon, wifh ifs Lafinized name faqs, all make up quife a fascinafing period. Biology is a very inferesfing class, fhaf is, as long as fhe supply of fish, frogs, snakes, and grasshoppers hold oufl Microbe Hunfers . . . G. Nicolas and M. Gerasimslr Weil, P. Hall, L.

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Science Lab! Our seekers . . . L. Judice, M. Han- Looking for some+hing7 You'll find if in fhe new nafin, A. McVey, M. Walsh, L. Buckley and C. Ru+howsl:i. You Couldn'f Find a Larger Medicine Chad! re marks A. Guida 'ro C. Berka. Where fhere is e fulcrum fhere's a weigh . . . exciaim M. Garvey, V. Basili and M. Harrington T 1 MX

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2 ODD Bofh Populous and Popular, . . . lhis sland a++rac'rs B. Malanka and M. Favicchio. Novel ! ! ! , . . Sophomores A. Pozzi and E. Tulone caughl reading non-ficfion. 52 . . . Oggfafg Tradifionally known as a slore- house of knowledge, a library is among lhe mosl imporlani' aids lo a well-rounded educalion. Since Sainl Francis has one of lhe besf. we are iuslly proud, and prove if by developing our Iilerary Tastes from Hs wide variely of works. lf is here 'fhal we frequenlly spend a delighflul lime, bolh discovering new companions and broadening our horizons. Shelving fhe maffer . . . seems lo be K. Logan's main aim al lhe moment