St Matthias High School - Laureate Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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ty th gether t All men root of all sc the very first create the Hpwvs ' aiscover changed the| Hlhnension to human inclincsi! PHViVHH|iRnd experiment Observation, idehtificdtion and exjiieriment have par- ticularly expanded with the latest addition to th curriculum of science courses, Physiology. This nevv- ' course, an in-depth study of the human body from head to toe and inside and out, has, along v ith Gener(| Science and Biology, challenged students to becoml independent workers, an d good note takers. AnothJ subject that challenged students, namely upperclasl women, to excel academically was Chemistry. Chemistry was special, taking place at Huntington Park High School and having only eight St. Matthias students enrolled. Having taken these classes, revealed each stu dent ' s : desire to know and another desire to accomp

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1. As she has proven time after time. Sister Richardiynn explains why the two angles are equal. 2. Going over her homework, Carmen Garcia comes to one of those tricky problems that must be explained, 3, The first step in programming a computer, as demonstrated by Martha Noriega, is listening to instructions given by Ms. Kiser. 4. Loreno Quintano and Fay Purcell cannot choose from the many educating, as well as entertaining, programs providej MJji||||||i|Mggmputer. 5 The delight of solving one of H Ht lems can be seen on the faces of Vij H|H|| Bind: Ivtaria Delgado, 6. The Geometry students ■ question the postulates. Sister Richardiynn challenge. 7. Ms. Kiser, returning papers, thrilled. What could be the reason? I