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

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Eyes glued on the copy, Tom Ribits, Jerry Fellrath, and Abe Aziz take a two-minute timed writing. Brother Charles employs frequent timings to measure his students' progress in the development of speed and accuracy. Peter P. Sics Michael A. Slawinski Leonard Slazinski Dennis A. Sprenger

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43? A, ,L ,., , gf f A 'Z egfipffi ag? f aw? ,gt at ,ee s M r fe iltifr S ' 'E Kenneth A. Rynkiewicz Edmund Sajewski Joseph Sanders Richard E- SZWVYSY understanding for World problems through open discussion Familiarization with the topography of foreign countries makes a study of the difficulties of such world counterparts more meaningful to the students. Mr. Pyenta points out a number of noted Chinese seaports to Ronald Koss. Lecturing to the class, Mr. Pyenta usually follows the text book, supplementing it with a large amount of extra material. However, many times he will simply pose a question and give it to the students to discuss in an informal and analytic Hbull session .

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Students develop skills in typing that are useful in college and later in business careers Brother Charles demonstrates the .correct operation of the paper bail release lever to Bill V alade. Brother feels that his students should learn the proper use of all the features and devices which are included on modern typevvriters. Charles Boczek moves the carriage of his typewriter to the extreme left before making an erasure. This is very important, since it prevents any of the particles from the eraser from falling into the mechanism of the typewriter and causing it to jam. , 157