Saint George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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EXPONENT OF SCIENCE While Frank Girard and Tom Hanley look on intently, Lou Ross demonstrates the volatile eruption of dust explosion in everyday life during a practical facet of Chemistry. Rob Bieschke, Jim Struble and Tom Heil show the importance in the distillation of alcohol as a practical application of General Science. As his Physics class looks on, Bro. Victor, through a speed timing device carefully calculates distances. Bro. Henry's Biology students peer into their microscopes and see things they never imagined possible. Page 26

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FUTURE TECHNICAL ENGINEERS Page 28 Don Delcase, showing his mechanical drawing talents, prepares his lesson for Bro. Cormac. Ed Kaiser shows John Aikman how it's done in Solid Geometry while John smiles and wishes he had taken Bookkeeping instead. I Three fellows of the Mechanical Drawing Class seem so puzzled we wonder if they are trying to draw round cubes. They are: John Crowley, Ed Varnes, and John Lancaster. Two future voters look over important developments in the latest census reports during Civics Class. Bro. Sylvester helping his freshmen algebra class solve their lesson. Frank Levis shows Jasper Durso how to work out an algebra problem in easy steps.