Salesian Catholic High School - Saldet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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E mental development of eniors 5 l Z 5 Graphic' representation of complicated mathematical equations helps Problem solving is an important part of modern trigonometry Seniors in grasping the difficult concepts of the language of the and Father Grehl gives his students Plenty of practice. sciences. One drawback, however, is that mistakes can he quite Tackling elementary functions for the second half of the prominent to the teacher, as rlhomas Abraham can readily testify. year, Bob Poclzikowslci graphs a sine curve on the board. Michael F. Kuhien lohn E. Kurczewski Stanley Kwolek Richard M. La Grancleur 143

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Henry M. Kohylarz David E. Kolasinski Exercise in logic furthers Ronald Kolodziej Ronald Koss 142 Paul M. Kopacz Joseph R. Kryda Exercising their mathematical ingenuity, Seniors seek to find formulas which will satisfy the problems dictated to them by Father Grehl. Still, difficulties do arise. Here, Father tries again to put John Offord nck on the right tract.

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