St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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cience anal Wailwmaticd . . . Ifs just the arithmetical facts expressed graphically in bars, circles, lines, and curves. Sister Canisius explains the various types of graphs to her interested students. Sister Celine, quite serene, How does your garden grow? By nitrogen fixation . . . African violets, all in a row! Microbe! Microbe! What is the microbe? Sister Virginella prepares a practical test for identi- fying bacteriological unknowns for her fresh- men nursing students.

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fjine rig . . . Sister Mary Louise shows the stages in the technique of silk- screening. Sister Xavier displays silhouettes pro- duced by her art students. A Japanese tapestry gives stu- dents an idea of the art char- acteristics of the Orient. Students enjoy the various rhythm instruments. Sister Constance leads her students to appreciate the beauty of Bachts music.

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Proper body mechanics are demonstrated by Barbara Jedlicka who is aiding the collapsed tipatient to her feet. Miss Holmes and fellow classmates look on with approval. edztA cm pAgdicaz 6011464155014, Balancing their curriculum with some physical education and apparently enjoying it are the freshmen education students. In Personal and Community Health Class, Miss Stearns re- views the basic seven -food groups.