Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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.

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- 1 nm,u,u. moi x smufs lvl' -M-f I Well, Sister Mary Dorothy was rightg plants really Jeanne Williams are confident that they are now ready move! exclaims Carroll Roberts. Theresa Gonnella and to recite the parts of the leaf. Atomic Structure, Gravity, Plant Lif Protons, neutrons, electrons, and positrons baffle chemistry students Nancy Chipley, Barbara Olson, and Jeanne High as they study atom structures. 22 Magic, mystery, and chantment compose the plex scientific world. for centuries has the minds of men cover the many wonders God's creation and prove themselves that it is a who says there is no God. In the biological dents discover God's creation through the mil scope. They see the mechar- ism of the amoeba and vie living plant cells, the coca and spirilla. They study th greatest scientific laborator known to man, the humai body. They profit through n ture by making pine pillow they see the beauty of natur in creating leaf books. Magic as strange as th mystery of the powerful geni who came from a small goll vessel is disclosed in the studj of chemistry, which treats th composition of materials an changes altering the composf tion. The atom is todayi great genie who can either air or destroy man. What will b determined by our futur scientists?