Saint Alphonsus High School - Arrow Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Progress in Math Classes An architectural scale model is examined for intricate details by Drafting II students Carl Yarkosky, Jim Martz, Bob Scoda, and Charles Theobald. In the Drafting I class. Bill Tarnacki and Leonard Uchanski discuss a techni- cal point while other students, Eugene Quinlan, Dennis Vondrak, Ron Smith, and Tom Martz proceed undisturbed. Plane geometry students Marilyn Mack, Carol Rossow, Maribeth Ma- guire and Donald Jankowski prove that right angles are formed when a straight line perpendicular to a plane intersects it.

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Sister Alice Anne, O.P. Religion, Art, Mathematics Proof By Precision Marks Sister Thomas Cecile, O.P. Religion, Science, Mathematics The perplexity of expression is due to the complexity of the fractions that Richard Ramboff and Wayne Worosz are reducing. Ann Tambeau and Roy DeFrain ponder over another difficult problem. Joseph Hall struggles to answer a challenging Algebra I problem posed by chairman Ken Baidas as Alex Ratke, Patricia Owen and Loretta Wieczorek curiously await the solution. Pencil in mouth, Gloria Nowak seeks advice from Shiela McCleer on a complicated Senior Math problem. Absorbed in their work, Mar- garet Stump, Carol Diaz, Patricia Liskiewicz (forward), and Thomas Regan seem to be progressing smoothly.

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Sister John Thomas, O.P. Religion, English Sister Marie Annette, O.P. Religion, English Sister Marie Irene, O.P. Religion, English, Latin Classics, Speech, Creative Writing Add Interest to English Classes Beware the Ides of March! Unmindful of this warning, emperor John Maegerlein meets his fate at the hands of John Demers. English II conspirators in this mock-death scene of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar are Dennis Cebulski and Richard Alfonsi. Paul Altesleben explains the parts of the Elizabethan theater to Mike Patton and Dennis Zoladz (front) as English IV background for the study of Macbeth.