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

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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

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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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.gil glolucafion Key events of past civilization have real value in analyzing and understanding the world of today. This picture is a typical class- room reading up on France of to- day. .14 Wiaaion jl'lllA of CJAriJf and tlw 'lfffoffcf Yes, the Freshmen know all about theml This ambitious group has devised this sharp method of remembering personalities and events connected with their patron saint. ,.., . .. Qfsilkflfii 4' 3 N Q.-af Are the spiritual needs of the American inductee provided foi sufficiently enough to gear him tc carry on the work of the lay apos- tolate in the service? A big problem solved in a grea way by students from the two Soph- omore Religion classes participa- ting in a Junior Town Meeting.