St Cyril High School - Cyrilite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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fx 'tl l Phil Berezik and Frank Celusnak of the Junior Class find the blackboard useful in classifying the intricacies of pattern development INDUSTRIAL ARTS -- A KEY TO A MORE PROSPEROUS FUTURE Sr. Martin and the sophomore Drafting Class are observing Andrew Jurco as he demonstrates to the class how to better visualize the orthographic projection of a pulley. Sophomores spend many happy hours experimenting in the Home Economics Lab. Left to right: P. Kipke, A. Mustaffa, T. Karninski, M. R. Angelovic, J. Turchan. 36 .E ll f 'l , i W 2,49 B

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PREPARE FOR A BETTER TOMORROW As the seniors prepare to be tomorrow's stenographers they pause to enjoy Today's Secretary. uf.. .un- .-. .wi- 11-9-. ln in-. 'vig 0 C The .Tumor Class stnves to master the art of typing Fully aware ofthe demands of the busmess world both ID quantxty and qua hty of work the Semors tackle the pro blems of bookkeepxng

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OUR LIBRARY C. Sefcik and J. Flieger utilize the card catalogue in an attempt to locate more readily, their choice of a book, among the Z, 600 volumes bedecking the library shelves. Each year about 200 books are added, thus keeping the library replenished with the latest and best in lit- erature. The annual circulation exceeds 13,000 volumes. Thus the Cyrilite's thirst for know- ledge is satisfied by extensive research. In the library, Cyrilites learn so they may share their Christian education with others. A welcomed study period draws these Seniors to the library t.a prepare their assignments through references and research Sr M Lucille s diligent supervision and assistance is greatly appreciated