Holy Trinity High School - Trinitarian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Essential For Communicating the Progress of Our Age It is here in the classroom that the student is taught to put into use his higher facul- ties which should guide all his other en- deavors. Many times this process of scho- lastic development may prove trying and sometimes seemingly impossible, but it is only through this mental formation and intellectual perfection acquired in the classroom that one can attain anything worthwhile. In Freshman Algebra class students are ardently at work during an examination given by Brother Vincent. The dictionary is the student ' s best friend. E. Tudryn and S. Uko are firm believers in this fact as they put it into effect while in their English I class. Religion is an indispensable aspe:t in the training of Christian gentlemen. The Bible, which is the basis for religious truths, offers a sound means of obtaining true knowledge. In Religion I class, F. Grygiel. J. Kucienski, and R. Mitchell study the New Testament which is part of their spiritual training. Page 23

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ABOVE: Left: Gerald Was;kowski and Richard Zaremba seem quite concerned with a General Science experiment which deals with the expansion and contrac- tion of metals when heated. Center: Heat has a very surprising effect upon matter. Joseph Miaso demon- strates to Lawrence Mallek the effect of heat upon liquids. ' ■■■ W f LfM ' 1 wr ' WH KwviSttrtfa. - ' r . Right: Eugene Zegar records data from Chemistry experiment which is being performed by Donald Skiba and Nor- man Sieroslawski. Science and Mechanical Drawing . . . A Real Beginning in Scientific Analysis OPPOSITE PAGE: With the usual caution of all true scientists in mixing compounds, Dennis Bolsinga care- fully executes his Chemistry experiment. Insert: Electricity is one of the interesting topics studied in Physics. Robert Ryba. Walter Lucansky. and Edward Konecki are deeply engrossed in the antiquated method of producing electricity. BELOW: Frank Storce and Norbert Wawrzyn- iak concentrate on accuracy and neat- ness while carrying out an assigned project in Mechanical Drawing class.