Bishop Alemany High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (Mission Hills, CA)

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Algebra ll students, Paula Tebbs, Geraldine Garcia, and Mary Menke use PascaI's Triangle to expand a binomial. 'ZMWWM College prep students are re- quired to take at least two years of mathematics. They usually study algebra and geometry, the purposes of which are to provide a back- ground in mathematics and logic. ln addition, Alemany offers classes in general mathematics, advanced alge- bra, and trigonometry. Carol Kroll and Pat Stahoski explain a complicated problem to the trigo- nometry class.

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Ziemafzedt' ' 'za -Pope Pius XII Science students have many oppor- tunities to put to use the facts and theories learned in class. Scientific in- terests are aroused through the an- nual science fairs. Classes are supple- mented with reports on current science events and films. Valuable informa- tion is supplied through the school library and the Traveling Science Li- brary. Chemistry students identify unknown metals using the flame test for metallic ions. Patricia Chirby and Mary Ann Gutzman look on as Jackie Pfatenhauer and Patricia Brown dissect a yellow perch. Other girls pursue microscopic study. 'GL Janet Jones and Linda Jarboe use microscope to observe amoeba.

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Sophomores Shiela Cornell, Rhoda Carroll, Sharon Sheldall, and Rose- marie Knolls practice geometric conf stvuctions, dzgkenafa an chat' ,bein ' Father William McHugh, OMI, helps Algebra I student Don Macken balance his equations , Lt' Il ,Xl X P l l-xl