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

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an-rf' In Chemistry our scientists learn, analyze, and test formulas. To one not acquainted with the various common elements and valences, the techniques of performing and proving experiments may appear complicated, but Sister M. Pius demonstrates with the greatest of ease, the method of producing oxygen by heating potasium chlorates. While Frances Accardo records the results of the experiment, David Guza and David Fortier observe the reaction closely. Our SCIENCE Courses are Rich and Complete One of the newer additions to the Biology laboratory is a rabbit. White Skeleton loses no time in making a lasting friendship with Michael Lamson, who feeds him the greens of a carrot top. Little does the rabbit realize that his skeleton too, will adorn the Biology laboratory as an asset to the study of future Biologists. Judy Trombley and Sharon Fournier realize that one of the delights of life is to observe the beauties of nature in everything that grows, The caring for Biology plants is another step towards the advancement of the various details of organic matter and forms of life. PJQQ 30

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Discussion claims a great deal of the time spent in Sociology class. Just getting facts cleared up with Father Bell are J. Hawkshaw and J. Slupka. Ai 1 .-.-.122 The main interest of the Sophomore Modern History class is observing the difference between France at the time of Charlamagne and the mod ern day France. By studying the location of France closely, E. Taylor and L. Koryciak at tempt to achieve a part of this understanding. HISTORY . . . Learning a Way of Life Senior History class. Members of the group are L. Zielinski, P. Margonie, E, Niziol, C. Klein, J. Swanson, and T. Stimac. The history of the Revolutionary War 5- par- ticularly the bitter rebellion of the colonists to their mother country, England - IS apt to inter- est any audience - at least it did Mr. Daniels' lxw- .1-.... TF' 5 43' a t-fmt F f' W if ii Page 29 1? x 4 DQ, U. t ' we N

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Trigonometry, with its fascinating functions and relationships, intrigues these curious Seniors in its application to everyday life. Jerry Verdier and Joseph Thibeault breathe a sigh of relief as John Hawkshaw records the results of the successful proof. The science laboratory is the opening gateway by which We pass into the amazing World of G0d's creation. It is the place Where we get acquainted with the incredible mir- acles of nature, and gain a certain mastery of the forces around us. Instructors of Science are Sister Mary Aloysius, Sister Mary Martin, Sister Mary Pius, and Mr. Jack Daniels. As CIllIJi'lLt:il1'fLl by lfllgn llaws, triaiigltis, rompasses, protractors, brains. and pencils are the usual equip- ment utilized in an effort to solve thcort-mg :md propositions. David Abraham, Thomas Glowski, and Andrew Kaza lcarn it is the surest way to straight concise, and Clear thinking, Plans for the enlargement of Bruno's doghouse call for Health Instructor, Sister M. Aloysiusy Cmphasiz- new dimensions. Calculating the amount of lumber need- es that the heart is a marvelous pump, Barbara 9-I1 to build 3 bigger doghouse HFCZ Th0mHS Banaszak. Metzger and Barbara Panchek identify the four Thomas Voelker, and Walter McIntosh, while David Chgmbgrg in 21 beef heart. Courts observes their procedures. The Freshmen class. represented by Daniel Kaza, is only the beginning ofthe vast number of scientists who. in this day and age, explore the hidden world of atoms. protons. and their internal structure.