Bonny Scanlon and Leslie Sullivan during an
unforgettable moment in sophomore life.
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Barbara Kuenn and Joan Jordan study the method of diluting acids.
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A group of physics students calibrating
the accuracy of thermometers: Anne Keane,
Susan Bursell, Diana McLean, Judith Nolan,
Lorraine Griffin, Julie O'Connor, and Eileen Cate.
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The sophomore biology class learn the structure
of the human body: Patricia Leick, Joan Lindon,
Jo Ann Cox, Pamela Spangelo, Eileen O'Connor,
Janet Basinski, Rochelle Jacobs, Margaret Harvey,
Patricia Cronin, Judith Ewing, Sheila O'Brien, and
Kathleen O'Keefe.
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Physics students Pauline Hanrahan, Cynthia Smitko,
and Mary Ann Murray compute moments of force
with torque equipment.
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An intent chemistry class finds the percentage
of oxygen in a compound: Theresa Fisher,
Barbara Cox, Mary Joslyn, Mary Stuber,
Kathleen Hogan, Karen Krug, Mary Ellen Leitelt,
Karen Geary, Bernadette Brown, Pamela Donnelly,
Mary Durkin, Ellen Crossman, Karen Koko, and
Maureen Borsch.
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