St Florian High School - Florham Yearbook (Hamtramck, MI)

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5ri0ncc' of Scien ce Fortified with the knowledge of mathematics the student can stand with the world of today. Math really has Stanley Wojtowicz and his colleagues caged in on a tricky problem in Algebra II. W WIHMLM -af ' You must know all the angles to solve the right triangles. On this the Geometry Class agrees, es- pecially: Gerry Wojnar, Sigmund Kuczynski, Thomas Bill, and Suzanne Stefan. Algebra is real fun .... these Freshmen are in earnest about dividing and multiplying more difficult algebraic expressions-- division of apolynomial by a bi- nomial.

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jk IQJM The Seniors who weave this subject into their pat- tern obtain the answers to many difficult problems. These students are find- ing the specific gravity of sinking solids by the wa- ter displacement method . The Juniors are interested in the laboratory study of plant and animal life. By studing the intricate design found in living things, the student is led to admire the wisdom of God, who planned them. GENERAL SCIENCE is a pre- view of, and a preparation for the loom of the great science world. Here the Freshies are observing the process of dis- tillation of water - method of purifying water by vaporizing it and then condensing it. Mgdii go 09 en era! Selena

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The Junior Religion C1ass--- discussing the importance of reading the Holy Bible. Jane Janosz is pointing out strong arguments in favor of the Holy Bible Week. QIfl'l0Cl ClCy Economics is a continually changing field, and economists must keep themselves up-to-date on new trends and policies of the day. In this picture a group of Seniors are discussing what's new in the industrial world. Obi Clif? ring fA0 allow' ant! fo .xdnzvrira ject. More Christopher work came with Pamphlet Day on which occasion devoted Florianites distributed over 500 timely book lets to every place of opportunity Leo Zukowski and the seniors were the spirits behind the pro