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

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USS ARROW crew prepares for blast off into world of science Once again the daily task of loading the USS ARROW for another trip through the world of science is being com- pleted. The faithful Captain, Mr. Fleezanis, takes count as his crew of the Chemistry Department files onto the ship. Briefly the Captain gives the orders of the day. Immediately the crew goes to the laboratory to prepare for the launch. In another part of the ship, first officer, Mr. Konieczny, with the world’s future physicists, computes the amount of fuel needed. With such formulas as S = Vz at2 they are able to calculate distance, speed and time. These results are immediately rushed to Central Control. Medical officer, Sister Anne Regina, is aboard with her team of biologists. With their slides and dyes they accidentally stumble on cures while trying to focus their microscopes. Finally settled, all the scientists prepare for count down. TEN . . . NINE . . . EIGHT . . . SEVEN . . . BLAST OFF! The Science Department Faculty: Mr. Fleezanis, Sister Anne Regina and Mr. Konieczny. 24

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(Above) Jim Stansik and Andrea Pazur dis- cuss the latest methods in problem solving (Left) The wonders of geometric solids are pondered by Richard Stec and Diane St. Amant. (Far left) Gail Dodde happily finds the solution set for her x” variable. 23

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(Above left) Karen Smith and Guy Bala become familiar with test tubes and centrifuges. (Bot- tom left) Dalia Cieciura and Dan Hengesbaugh demonstrate the latest in Physics experiments. (Above right) Examining a model of the human body are Mark Rais and Barb Wedzel. 25