St Andrew High School - Saltire Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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,W oAAearfeLJ Koofaerafion . . . an f e cfadd, on Lie gricL af fge cfliamoncl anciin flue church . . Settling class prob- lems is often an enjoy- able task when two members of the class start a spirited debate . However, parliamen- tary courtesy prevails and all ends well when Sister Mary D e n n is lends an understanding assistance. The art of convincing, a phase of public re- porting, was one of the sparks in this English class, conducted by Sister Mary Gaudia. Did you ever stop and think what this world wouldbe like if men like Aristotle, Plato, Cop- ernicus , Gladstone, Marconi and Jefferson hadn't been ambitious? The Sophs in Modern History Class are ask- ing themselves this question and learning to appreciate the contribu- tions of the past to our Modern World. One room where there's never a dull moment .... Students, doing research work, are on their toes for information. . . .and, how theylove to lose them selves among the number- less volumes crowding the S.A. Library shelves ....

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