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

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. jo O :Serve anal .fdalmire flue fower of gov! in a Creafion Senior Chemists at work. . .keeping ab- reastwith our ever progressive age. Sis- ter Mary Dennis, Science Teacher, checks and re -checks the chemical results This time both, Bernardine Gust and Ger- maine Libich arrived at perfect conclus- ions. Three cheers for you, girls.!!! 1 J i Juniors are fascinated by the vital mys- teries of nature. Microscopic manipulat- ions, dissecting, intrigue these amateur biologists.Richard Guzik compares his, findings with Joan Wenderski--while try- ing to verify the different kinds of fish. A ' 1 ml I Operation of the lift pump- proves a real thrill to these students of General Science. While Agnes Skrocki demon- strates the workings of the pump and the function of each part, R. 'Iwardzinskiexplains the same from his drawing on the board. 49

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if An entrancing game of fund- amental rules is learned in Algebra. Solving for the un- known .... balancing equations . . . .quadratics. . . .combining terms.. .What does S+A+H : ? Freshmen , - -you should know . 48 NS . . .70 Weadon gondfrucfiue if The tougher the problem the more they like it. With their math teacher, Sister Mary Marcia, the Sophomores watch carefully Sylvia Nykiel and Robert Schaffer at the board, trying to prove to the class theories of parallel and perpendicular lines. Although drafting demands the utmost accuracy and calls for a steady hand and an undivided attention, mechanicaldrawing is tops with the boys. 'init

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Deb1ts and credits are oftentimes confusing problems but not to these ambitious book- keepers They are tops in preparing a per- fect Balanced Sheet Is a well-balance 3 .xdcqucre u.4ine55 ac nicjuefi Seniors find great enjoyment in translating the frequently puzzling shorthand notes .... but they certainly do a fine piece of work .... these brill- iant future secretaries. d 50