St Marys High School - Bell Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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Mr. William Brown arouses stu- dent support for tri-county college at a February assembly. Making and observing slides are only tivo of the varied histology projects. Mary Jo Stein takes her turn at the electric micro- scope. Page 72 l Modern equipment Investigating the anatomy of a coufs heart are histology students James Hiss, Fred Kochendoerfer, and Mary Kay Knoerle. aff' -P111 Overhead projector, a gift from the class of '64, provides opportunities for student demonstrations. Senior Mary Feltner ex- plains the structure of the heart. Susan Robbins, histology student, enlarges slide on the biology lab's modern electric microprojector.

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Available for counseling, city priests are often found advising harmed St. Marians. Here Father Edward Hoover discusses some vital issue with Senior Edward Smith, Junior Donald Borsick, and Sophomore John Kramer. Junior Barbara Riedy, an advanced algebra student, peers into the mys- teries of mathematics. L ifkwn 555 2? ri if 'Y Mary Beth Link joins in the efforts of the Freshman Class to produce a successful Val- entine Dance. Widespread publicity accounted for the large crowd at the Valentine Showboatf' Page 71

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satisfies students' probing minds Freshmen utilize library research facilities dar- ing developmental read- ing class. Biology students John Bingley, Paul Scheel, and Beverly Ehrnsberger practice the art of dissecting. Page 73