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

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an ezvoua wifk Wada. . . . . 01113 ll! ere we JEUCKOIQ fAe fafllhg O COFFEE! I'06lJ0l'lil'lg. Like almost every subject of human interest, Algebra is just as easy, or as difficult as we choose to make it. The group studies the steps of solving three equations in three unknowns. John Potempski, Bernard Braniecki, CarlZyczynski,.Iohn Zalechowski. There is no Royal Road to Geometry - yet, this group of Sophomores thinks it is fun to Study something which is definite and significant. At the board is Michael Pietrylka, Wanda Gim- pert, Marilynn Kutzleb, Standing: Richard Dobies, Louis Jarmo- lowicz. Seated: Gregory Rej, Larry Surhigh. Homework isn't so bad! At least Joan Kuzniar, who is picking the assignment papers in the Algebra I class, doesn'tthink so. There is joy in work well done and the Freshmen know it.

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re Jari ng or engineering ana mee zanica laurduib u fne lrahing 641.65 Making models of homes, de- is signed in the Drafting II class, proving to be the exciting phase of k. Here John Priess, John the wor Piec, and Arthur Czarnik are exam- b Leo ining a model home, made y Rudolph, a former drafting student. S3-sb Larry Napiorkowski, getting a M. point straightened out by Sr. Joanne, is thrilled to use a new drafting table for the first time. Take a look. boys! Ron Rudowski, ld Ma- Michael Paszkowski, Gera kowski, and Richard Mlynarek are examining, to their hearts' content, the drawers in which they'll be able ' ' t uments to keep their ms r . A model house, and anew cabinet is drawing the attention of the boys ' the background: Gilbert Lega, in . Jim Borowski, James Nowicki and Dom Iminski.