St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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New Worlcl to Biology Students Q swag frr if I A Patricia Franecki A Q ' fig .Q X' gs Q Sharon Gorzalski at-U E , .hy 131- K V S. Phyllis Gehl Mary Ellen Graby Geraldine Gelhaus Gayle Grant if 'H f 'WS 1 '53 2 Kathryn Glubka Virginia Goettl . :,, Joann Grimm Tallulah Grunke KK ff? 5 Christine Grzendzielewski s.x Sally Gull Ellen Hady The internal organs of cl frog appear extremely fascinating to Irene Szocik and Joyce Sleffan, as Barbara Zapall cautiously prepares to make an incision.

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Microscope Revealed .M W at Patricia Doyle Karen Dretzka Mary Dretzka Carol Fare Mary Ann Feider Sponsored by 1 FRANECKI APPLIANCE JOGI1 Flfef mt M ' w ith ii- z 1 3' as s I Elizabeth Dziedzic Karen Esler The interesting and exciting phase of the sophomore year be- gan with a new subiect, biology -the study of living things. At the beginning of the year there was much excitement when the sophomores first learned how to use their microscopes with three different types of lenses. There was the time when the students thought they found something and it was only an air bubble. Everyone was overioyed when someone finally saw something that moved and resembled the- figure of the amoeba. h'b d J an Zimmers, Virginia Wangerin, and Eileen Kowalski ponder this question ls it really alive? Sophomores Adele T I au eau, o for specimens look so different under the microscope, 92

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Sophomores Learned to Dissect Kathryn Halbach Carole Hardy Joan Harrington Rita Heinz Pauline Heiting l l Kathleen Humsik Bernadette Jankiewicz .tl in -lf -M1 Sister Mary Natalie explains the various plants belonging to the Spermato- phyte family to her biology students. Rose Ann Hildman Mary Janowiak Judith Hillebrand l Eileen Kaczmarek r'2 e g , e ' ' tritre e s K4 ,,., 2 4 k Mary Jane Hoffman Roseann Kaczmarowski