Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Students governing themselves through Stu- nt Council arrange and participate in plans and tivities for the improvement of the school and e enjoyment of the students. Order has been maintained by the hall patrol all the strategic points on the campus. On November 3, Urban Hall Was an array of iety and festivities as the Academy girls and eir escorts danced and twirled at Starlit lhouettef' The Wind blew, the snow fell, but the members St. Ursula Student Council stood on the coldest rners in the city of Toledo for two-hour shifts, us helping to make the Area High School arch on Polio the biggest success in its history. Career day again offered the students an op- A2 to study and choose a career for the Supervising speedsters on their sprint to fifth floor is a bewildered hall patroller, Karen Kromenacker. Fantasy land had come to life for all knights and soft blue lights and lunar decorations dressed Urban noble ladies attending the first dance of the year. The Hall in a perfect atmosphere for dancing. 'I9

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Student Council Functions With Patrol, Dane Q g , 1 , I i Preparing ballots for the spring election are SC officers Queen of SUA, Mary Jo Leonard, receives Diane Degnan, treasurer, Kae Herwat, secretary, Kristin tions from the other finalists: Catherine Hayward, vice-president, and Cornelia Byrne, president. Capshaw, Judith Yarton, and Ann Marie Public relations experience wears well with these Stu- quest letters to prospective lecturers are among dent Council members: .loanne Steger, Janice. Davis, necessary preparations for Career Day. and Jane Connors. Selecting, phoning, and typing re- Nix,

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Mathematics Trains Intcllects To Think Logicallj Puzzling planes challenge Marjorie Robertson in geometry class as Kathleen Link points quizzingly at the figure. If A equals 24, and B equals V21 what does B equal? Things wel never like this in grade school, sig Sally St. Ursula as she courageous attacks a column of algebra proble ' The end of the year approaches, a Sally, to her own amazement, h solved her way through equatiopi out what B equals Geometry offers a real challeng the eager-to-learn sophomore. never realized that the high-ll bridge had any connection with t problem on page 145 that she had t whole family working last Tuesd evening. - The opportunity to further h training in logical thinking is oHer to Sally in junior and senior ye through trigonometry and solid geo etry, thus giving the St. Ursula stl dent a firm foundation in the study mathematics. graphs, factoring, and has even fou S Veni, vidi, vici! declares 'Sally Manson through a new forms of mathematics. Carol Stanford shows in triumphant grin. Freshman algebra classes discover her jubilant smile that she is enthusiastic.