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

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Science Spurs Imagination, Vitalizes Minds St. Albert the Great, Patron of Science of the world, states that the aim of the sciences is to investigate the causes that are at work in nature.” This in- vestigation ranges through dissection in biology, experimentation in chem- istry and demonstration in physics. Any and all cf Sister Hilda’s botanical prize-winners ar© matched only by Her inimitable smile as she announces, We're going to have a Quiz today!”

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 The new modern library at Warren and Hartwell is the cultural center of the neighborhood. WITH THEIR SPIRITS HIGH, freshman officers recognize and utilize avail- able sources of information. The consistent use of these materials will establish a firm foundation for these beginners in higher educa- tion. Satisfied with what the library has to offer are Margaret Kalcaley, social chairman, secretary-treas- urer Richard Topolewski, social chairman Sharon Uchwat, vice- president Judith Miller, social chairman Nicholas Sientke, presi- dent Thomas Kelly.

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Biology teaches reverence and respect for the orderliness of all in nature. As the bio'ogy class prepares to understand by dissection the place of the grasshopper in that order a good amount of speculation is evident. What is the future of this grasshopper held by Tom Dobrowolski as Richard Alfonsi and Gerry Kerpet stand ready to go into action? The logical approach to any prob em is investigation. An inten- sive. persistent investigation in the laboratory on the part of Ed Dorrington and other chemistry students leads to a better understanding of the action and reaction of nature's e ements. Man's eye requires delicate instruments to catch a glimpse of fhe marvels in the universe. Tom Kelly indicates on a thermometer the temperature of HjO in one container as Roger Susalla prepares to test still another. David Franchi. Michael Bonkowski and William Martz aren't too certain of the reaction to be expected. 13