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

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Enthused students unlock new doors Relax! Close your eyes and case your body out of all tenseness. Separate your mind from your body and let it wander into that timeless world of oblivion. Relax! As you travel you come upon the Chemistry lab. Here you discover the composition of all matter under the direction of Mr. Fleezanis. It is through this specific class that theories become reality through actual experimentation. Deciding not to dawdle you drift onward to the Biology lab. Sister Maureen and Sister Anne Regina work endlessly and patiently with the Sophomores while Mr. Konieczny, with slide rule in hand, tries to untangle the confusing world of Physics for his interested students. Now it is time to unite the mind with the body once again. You slowly and reluctantly come back to your Psychology class with Mr. Fleezanis. 26

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Problems solved; students triumphant Math is an endless realm of facts and figures which becomes quite confusing for any Arrow Math student. Eager, young minds are challenged, defeated and challenged again until the problem is finally conquered only to discover a new and more difficult problem that must also be con- quered. Freshmen solve the mystery of the missing variable in Algebra I while Sophomores, through Geometry, learn area formulas which aid the student in the construction of miniature build- ings. Juniors experience the intricacies involved to solve the advanced Algebra 11 problems while Seniors struggle through Pre-Calculus. Under the guidance of able teachers, the math- ematicians of St. Alphonsus discover, through many theories, feasible applications to their mod- ern and constantly changing world.

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(Above left) Mary Berger carefully re- moves a sample of an element for her chemistry experiment. (Above) Ben Audio and Tom Luke discover a microscopic world. (Left) The subject of momentum is being studied by Ron Bush. Mary Jane Wilson and Gary Skalski. 27