Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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12A Lanny Proctor relaxes in his chair as he discusses the problem on the board with 12A Norman Szalony. l2A's ,lim Prochaska and Tom Prall attempt to solve the geometry problem at the board. BOARDWORK, PUZZLES PROVE FASCINATING Xfxk As 12A Mike Antonucci attempts to put the sphere together, Mrs. Arlene Huard and other students look on. They are left to rightg 12A's Elaine Cleland, Marianna Piccone, Dan Schira, George Papadelis, Mike, Mrs. Huard, ,Ioe Baron, Joe Wrona, and Marybelle Seavitte. 23

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,.r-'Y The aid of Mr Wllliam Kauth algebra mstructor Dick Donnell com letes the r bl h'l IOA' F lc As Mr. Ross Slabaugh explains some graphs in his sixth hour trignometry class, January graduate Enzo Marzolo, 12A Carl Nlanus, Lanny Proctor, Jeanne Ferarri, and Dan Schira, all l2A's absorb his explanation. y, p po em,w1e s ran Giancolo and Ken Fabrizio finish theirs on their own. STUDY AND INSTRUCTION CONTRIBUTE TO SUCCESS OF MATH STUDENTS Busily working at their seats are 10A's Adrian Alson, Diane Korbelok, Christine Rogaczewski, first rowg Diane Krause, Susan Perry, Janet Wier, and Beverly Salancy. 22

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3. -5' Physics experiments can be fun as well as enjoyable and educational. So these physics I students seem to think. Many such experiments are carried on in order to thoroughly understand the subject. CHARTS, DEMONSTRATIONS , EXPERIMENTS I Another experiment is the subject of this picture. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Edwin Vaughn, 12A Bill Michno and Ron Olesko iback to cameral work with the equipment, as Vinnie Bachorak and Janet Plumley, 12A's observe. 'wa 11A Terry Shensky, January graduate Sue Nagy, and 11A Ed Gully, watch with apparent interest the experiment that Mr. Louis Fitzpatrick, chemistry teacher has set up. 24