Shrine of the Little Flower High School - Theresian Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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of the unknown The atomic age ahead will open a Scientific field than any yet V Science is admittedly one of at most important pursuits of our civilization. XX'e must train coming scientists to capably fill positions. a world bent on destruction, the scientist must carry the con- struxtivc light of truth and faith into the mighty scientific field. As the stu- dent progresses he cannot possibly fail to realize the wondrous perfection of s Almighty God. He cannot fail to see ' f God in every object, in every living A thing. And so he cannot fail to respect Gods handiwork and dedicate himself to bettering mankind. 'it . V W' -nf. . Q Q W'illiam Phelan uses balanced 'f equations to solve problems 'f dealing with the atomic phase of chemistry. Test tubes, plus rubber aprons, plus hard work build chemistry students. These junior and senior scientists are studying basic chemistry procedures. They pause for pictures in the midst of connecting up the complex apparatus used in distillation. F'

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cience eneiraied the Midi The unknown cosmos poses no difficulties to Richard Ball as he demonstrates various positions of the planets .in regard to the earth. Elizabeth PCI!! and Ronald Troy, get a close-up view of the model univers The complete equipment of our biology laboratory makes the study of the human anatomy easy. jean Kelly explains the digestive system, while fellow biologists Bradley Smith, Joanne Sincie, and Robert Forster take mental notes on the intricate workings of the human boty.

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