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Biology Club
Students truly interested in science extended
their knowledge of nature through Biology Club
projects.
~Ir.
\Iatthew Wasko. biolog) teacher at Bra·
shear Senior High School. was a guest at an eve–
ning meeting held in \larch. His talk suggested
many new topics for dub di cussion.
In April. \Irs. Caggiani. the club
spon~or.
scheduled a multi-purpose tour. The club ,·iewed
the breath-taking Easter Flower Sho'' at Phipp's
Consen·atory and visited the Carnegie :\luseum and
the Highland Park Zoo.
As a community sen·ice project. turkeys were
distributed to needy families at Christmas. A cam·
era was presented to the school: one that would
be
available to all clubs and school organizations in
the future.
Ron Sheba prc•t·nt'
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Luro-tic with a camera for sr,hool u•c.
BOTTO~!
ROW:
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Caggiani. SwrJringen, Johns, :'llnlink). Log•ton. Danko, Burless, Kraft, Flack, Pic:colomini, Da,id, Peron. ROW TWO: Pas–
quale.
~Julien. ~!organ.
Cherban. . \lag;llinc. Wa•hnoc:k, \Iiller. OiOominic. De:'llark, fu•co. ROW THREE: Williams,
~lcCielbnd.
Bryan, Traficant,
\1-'h-'n"'· \lauhr\\<, Stcbok. Cox, Cari. Swinker. Laney. ROW FOUR: IgnotL, Softcheek, Sharpe, Packnn, Crubbh, :'llurtin,
~laraney,
Sepkovic,
Brezo,•k). Luco-tic. Durigon, C.1rafola. ROW FIVE: Bakewell. Cera. Defino, Cra,dord, Parig,
\Vya11,
Kaminsk) . Durrell, Onird, Rat·mond, Shillings.
RO~
' IX:
Kurnav3. Oplinger, SicrJd•ki,
~likan,
Smith, Workman. Slezak. Rohale)·, Craig, lane. TOP ROW: Ballaglini, Gondek, Congelio, Ku·
horic. Riffll', :'-fo, it•ky, Rnre<ic,
I.
Chrisc. Sheba. C. Chrise, Davis.