St Marys Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hoosick Falls, NY)

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 This is sure a different one, exclaims Jim Shaw to fellow Earth Science students Sister Matilda Anne looks on as S.M.A.’s chemist, Donald Hay- den. does an experiment. Senior scientists. Carl Kempf and Jim Shaw, get a king-sized view of pint-sized amebas. These four biology stu- dents make dissecting starfish look easy. Science 28

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Our photographer found these girls busy sewing on various projects for their Homemaking class. Rose Marie Stuka and Linda Smith try out a new recipe as Sister Mary Celine supervises. Peggy Benkoski and Maureen McGrath prove the old proverb, Many hands make light work. Judging from Judy Marcoux’s expression, that cake tastes as good as it looks. 27

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Budding biologist, Lorraine Lassor studies a preserved speciman. Welctfti tojour modernly equipped laboratory. |Amid bottles of H2SO4, Ag and CuSo 'tlie Science Department found here busily at work. Behind scopes «nd glass slides the students d r a mor significant view of the sciences flr 7 Mike Galvin uses the map to illustrate a point for Dennis Keegan in an Earth Science class. Richard Lassor, a General Science student, observes a class experiment. Both Judy Bulson and Eddie Gorman appear very interested in their chemistry assignment. 29