St Xavier High School - Xaverian Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

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And Bunsen Burners Three senior physicists experiment with horizontal equilibrium. Mary Beckman. Catherine Kelhier. and Mary Flesch find three dif- ferent answers to a problem in Chemistry Sister Marie conducts a drill on a favorite of all Chemistry students — the Periodic Chart.

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More Than Frogs, Valences, Two teachers offer the St. X. science-minded four courses of study: Biology and Earth Science, taught by Mr. Kober, and Chemistry and Physics taught by Sr. Marie. Young scientists study rock strata and planets in Earth Science, biologists learn about man and life in general, chemists memorize endless lists of symbols and valences, and physicists familiarize themselves with practical uses of friction and electricity. According to Sister Marie, science courses are in- strumental in “training your mind.” Mr. Kober illustrates tne answer to a question in Earth Science. Before going to the lab, four young biologists get the theory down pat. Where, oh where has my microbe gone where, oh where can he be? 8

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10 Sister Mary Agnes plans the strategy for the day. It looks as if the news from the front is bad. World history students study a reproduction of a primary source, the Baycux Tapestry.