St John Cantius High School - Review Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Experiment Too bad there are no sound effects to accompany the playful get acquainted party in the biology labora tory It toolf Betty Blicha all year to become ac cus? med to thcse pickled animals but Bob Soroky inbists that Betty become chummy with his friend Q playful garden snake There is a fascination in exploring the unseen microscopic world When this world is a specially nurtured culture it holds one spellbound Marilyn Piatak is making a routine examination of her pro tozoa Y s its an apalino chasing the familar paramccium Frances Simunek is getting another drop ready for her own observation W1 Deliberately hiding be- hind a cloud of smoke to prevent detection by the Cantius FBI. after futile attempts to blow up the sc ool Q Chuck usa! rczyk. His accomplices ar 1 Ray Struzynski, Ea Pepera, and Carol Pod- vcrek. Maryann Sunyck An hony Andrus, Ro anlcuch and Gregory Rayas are concocting c brew of their own. Page 13

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Roy Ponkuch ond Gregory Rcivcis still use the old-foshioned method of electrolysis to produce Oxygen ond Hydrogen. l-loyen't they heord that Old Sol could do the fob for them? However, they do hove the scientific look, I Ill Truth through Missiles, satellites, sputniksl These are familiar words in the everyday vocabulary of the average American citizen. They have become more than words to the average science student at Contius. The science program is designed to open new avenues of thought and experiences. The general science class orientates the mind of the freshman toward solving prob- Iems according to the scientific method. It prepares him for the more specialized fields of science, chemistry, and biology. The chemistry class challenges him to explore the composition of matter. Biology fasci- nates him as he studies the structure of liv- ing things. Freshmen become fomilior with o chollenging survey in on introductory science course, orousing the urge for the more odvonced subjects in science. Good prospects For future sci- entists ore: Jomes Mysliwiec, John Lekon, senior, John Kuczek, ond Dove Gesiorski, oo J .39 Page 32

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Page 54 Broadens Horrzons Wrthout a thorough understandrng of lrterature especrally the lrterature of hrs own a man IS wrthout knowledge and lacks apprecratron for the subtle movements of emo tron whlch make men, MEN The goal of educatron as to satrsfy these Intellectual and emotional needs of tomor rows leaders ln the four year Englrsh program here at Cantrus, every opportunity rs glven for developing adult attitudes, besides creatrvrty rn wrlhng and correct grammatical usage fl ull--1 Joan Evans presldes over a Junnor rnformal dlscusslon of the three qualities necessary for an oral report Donna Slwak demonstrates the standards and receives some constructuve crltu clsrn from Carol Kozaruk KJ Books are the toprc of drscusslon as Susan Fohl points out the varuous types from the posted book jackets Patrncua Sotak comm nt on John Lekan s unterpretatuon of Ms story Other seated panelust re John Wulczewsku Nancy Bauer Lora Tumko Carol Humenuk Bev Szyrnczak Rvch Polevk and Ed Pesto 0 1 J O , . . . . I I 1 I V S 4 s . K Q .J S .A-. A , N ' If if J S A' 1 ,, 'A . I so - . 9 s ' . SC I ' Q , ' , , , .C , .