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Today's Secretary helps Carole Kennedy and Patricia Carol Hirt's number one problem at this moment is Kelly to broaden their business horizons. how to place her letter artistically. 7 ' x 9 OUYSG--I' at S USIHGSS lFront row? Pounding the keys are Elaine Blakeslcc, Cecily Far- CBackJ June Finnigan and Martha Lefevre. ragher, Judy Jelonek, Elizabeth Mingori, and Carole Permen.
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A citizen of this modern world cannot afford to be ignorant of mathematics Mathematics--probably the oldest of the world's sciences--challenges every l. H. student. Algebra with its language of letters, geometry with its solids, cylin- ders and spheres train us to employ an abstract, spatial type of thinking. We realize that mathematics plays an im- portant role in human affairs, and know that the door to a great many occupa- tions, careers, and professions is closed to those who have neglected their math- ematical education. Because mathematics is being studied and used everywhere, because it af- fects the welfare of every person living in this modern world-most of us tackle Algebra I and Plane Geometry, and the bravest of us carry on with Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, and Trigono- Freshmen Patricia Kearney and Michele Kapecky put their hands together and try to melry. agree on the solution to one of their algebra problems. Senior math students - Susan Wiard, Anne Endery, Gail Clay- master the intricate principles of solid geometry by constructing ton, Joann DiPonio, Lorraine Plank, and Beverly Howe try to their own designs.
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Mariann Gearty and Maureen Burns take the first snip towards a new dress, while Sue Canever smooths out the wrinkles. . to Learn to Make a Home l Home Economics is more than iust cooking and sewing. In our foods cmd nutrition classes, for example, we study the value of foods in nourish- ing the body in order to work out balanced diets. ln our clothing classes . . . . . . Look different! Are different! and what a won- we study textiles, their selection, cost, wearing qualities, and care. In gen- , ,, g . I i derful difference - we made them ourselves, eral, we study the management of home financing, the furnishing of a boast Carol Jomsek Maureen Mccorthy and home, the care of children, and many other similar topics. Through these Josette Tulock, courses we aim to fashion gracious homes for our families of the future. Better than we thought it would be. Home Ec seniors, Joan Judy Masters, and Cathy Toppin heartily agree as they eat their Dudek, Jacqueline Bonner, Carole Oudersluys, Carol Perman, first culinary endeavors. We ct? , sf' get .fr
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