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THE ANATOMY OF THE BODY . . . is studied by Kathy Nagy, Maureen Rogerson, Mary Beth Mazoch, Dorothy Rico and Mike McCarriel. WORKING IN THE CHEMISTRY LAB . . . give students a better knowledge of the basic prinviples of science.
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sv-Ns! Pietrowski and Marsha Petronek. NOTE TAKING. . . Cathy Serafin is aided by Marian Vavra in her pr0jCCl- LOOKING INTO THE SPECTRO GRAPH . . .is Dave Bianconi, supervised by Sister Jeannette. From the beginning of time man has been curious about himself, his makeup, and the natural forces which affect him. Our students have become better acquainted with their environment by the use of newly acquired materials. Among these are the latest editions of all textbooks, a new zoom microscope, and five dissecting microscopes. Students in first year biology took advantage of the newly equipped laboratory as they studied minute life- forms under the microscope, illustrating them on detailed drawings of their findings. Other projects included: plant growth and development, animal behavior and ecological studies. Advanced biology challenged the student's capacity for individual research and observa- tion. The first part of the course was spent in a labora- tory while the second part was geared to the study of human biology. College credits were obtained by all students who passed a test provided by Princeton University. One of the objectives in chemistry this year was the science fair projects which utilized the creativity and resourcefulness acquired in the classroom. Lab work played a major role in the physics class as seniors discovered the fundamentals of motion. These various science classes satisfy the student's inborn curiosity. DISSECTING...proves to be an experience even for girls as shown by the efforts of .Ianct
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Mathematical Endeavors Stimulate Students 2. ,il , ....., , S S S SISTER MARGARET EXPLAINS CONCEPTS . . . as Frank Greenwood, Keith Hart and Lisa Mountain patiently observe. PRACTICAL MATH STUDENTS . . . appear to he having fun as Father Gaughan works out problems on the overhead projector
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