Sacred Heart High School - Corier Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Laboratory Classes make Biology inter- esting. Examining skulls of animals prove quite revealing to these Sophomores. Math develops in men depth of thought and perseverance. This study, step by step, instills the ability to solve problems by adhering to the principles established. Thus convincing the great thinker that life, too, is based upon ideals and prin- ciples to which man must adhere in solv- ing life problems successfully. General Mathematics students solving problems involving the fundamentals of Trigonometry. Patrick Durbin explains his solution to P. Marzonie, J. Rostecki, B. Wilson, M. Thibeault, J. Hicks, T. Kubik, R. Russell, and F. Accardo. X . X .ss 57 ,f

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X SCIENCE AIDS F WORLD PRGGRESS The science laboratory is the opening gateway to the amazing world of God's creation. lt is the place where we get acquainted with the incredible miracles of nature, and goin a certain mastery ot the forces around us, the earth and the universe, ot which we are the masters and God's stewards. . I C- l-EfGI'1OwiCZ, A. Tornczyk and A. Moz- ., oder expertly handling the burette to f measure volume of liquids, while D. Ku bilc and P. Puro verify Archemedes' Principle of buoyant force, Thomosine ' .loseph records their data.

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P First Y 'Jr Shorthand girls study ig ntlf th ir Brief Forrns. They real iz that in later fears when they hold sin ss bs these fundamentals will COMMERCIAL STUDENTS Tfallllllg for the Future if The Shorthand girls study diligently their Brief Forms. They realize that in later years when they hold busin- ess iobs these fundamentals will be important.