St Joseph High School - Josephus Yearbook (Natrona Heights, PA)

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, , . ,rf 1 - K , J afzzlawfaetcmdwg An understanding of the truths of religion, lead a complete life Our understanding of science, of math, of other people, of the world about us, are among the aims of our course of studies u all these would be nothing were it not for that deep understanding of spiritual truths which our religion courses aim to instil in us Understanding is the glft of the Holy Ghost which enables us to comprehend the mysteries and doctrines of our religion, as well as perfecting our natural understanding I8- l X . all ae well as of natural truths, is essential if one will . B t

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WE LEARN TO UNDERSTAND Among the many things which help us to understand the world in which we live are the sciences St Joseph High School has com plete courses in biology for the sophomores, chemistry for the juniors, and physics for the seniors These sciences furnish valuable background for those who are college bound, and ive the organization of the physical world and its creatures B periods, many students like to improve themselves on their o ti wn me Here is Francis Glogowski working out a chemistry experiment during a study period eeides learning only what is taught in class, and regular lah John Hanlon settl s an argument for some of his classmates by using the chart on th N e ature of Sound Left to right are -Cecilia Plocki, Regina Suleneki, Joseph Haduch, and John Hanlon In physics class we find Donald Frantz and Edward Lingelbach demonstrating the inclined plane and explaining its pr1nc1p1e, to Frank Chladny While Janet Fleck uses the micro-projector Tony Schaltenbrand points out the picture on the screen. Charles Cullerton and other members of the biology class listen to his explanation. 20- Q , g 5 to all a better comprehension of L uf