St Ladislaus High School - Torch Yearbook (Hamtramck, MI)

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Science Exposed nature's secrets to us. In General Science we learned the basic concepts of various specialized fields. Now, we were ready to venture into more scientific fields. The interdependence of plant and animal life was stressed throughout our Biology course. Topics ranged from microscopic protozoa to complex organisms. As Chemistry students, we proved textbook theories through experiments. The units on heat and electricity particularly inter- ested us in Physics. Here, too, we thoroughly investigated the relationship between matter and energy. A BIOLOGY POST-MORTEM clarified for Susan Jankowski, Lois Peterson, and Geraldine Bielak what makes frogs tick. The examination of the nervous, circulatory, respiratory and excretory systems of these amphib- ians divulged their secrets. OHM'S LAW underwent a double check by Kenneth Wilkins and Eugene Togan who verified the mathematical phase while Virginia Makowski E 120v assembled the experimental data to prove that J =r—=r -----. R 30 16 DOROTHY MYERS' PLANET I.Q. was determined by Karen Skotnicki, freshman quiz mistress, who asked for their identification. Donald Frattorolli reviewed the solar system while he awaited his turn.

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THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES in the New Testament brought a difference of reaction from Sophomores Kathleen Androw and Narcia Adamkiewicz because of the unexpected comment passed by Charles Pycz. Kathleen was amused but Narcia appeared skeptical. A CHRISTMAS PAGEANT, radiates the true spirit of the Nativity. A NEW EXPERIENCE for Freshmen Diane Wisniewski, Jerome Wilczynski, Darlene Pienta, Elaine Kurzawa and Allen Szyd- lowski was the idea of conducting group investigations. This quintet was to gather all the details of the Bible story, the sacri- fice of Isaac, and apply them to Christ. 15

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NEW TYPE SHUTTERBUGS, Health students, disassembled the human camera, the NO HELL-BROTH was brewed here, but the water eye. Curious to determine the cause of eye diseases. Seniors Arthur Gdula, boiled and bubbled as Junior George Wilkins Eileen Banaszewski, Carole Kolcz and Richard Kwiatkowski investigated the applied heat to speed the process of distillation. structure of the eye and its operation.