Waterbury Catholic High School - Candle Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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'x X X x Will it ever penetrate? despairs Nina LoCasio as she struggles defiantly with a ticklish math problem. mathematic My calculations are correct! says Mary Ellen King, as Patricia Hogan demonstrates the practical application of the centroid theorem. 714 C7160 y and in Practice Trying her wings as teacher, Lorraine St. Hilaire commands the attention of her pupils, Karen Moritis, Barbara Beaudoin, Joyce Nizelski, Mary Lou Lyons, and Patricia Dwyer, as she masters the Vu-Graph. Mathematics underlies present-day civilization in much the same tar-reaching manner that sunshine underlies all forms of living. H. E. Slaught. Sunshine is essential for physical growth. All living things thrive on it. Mathematics is essential For mental growth-the acquisition of a broadened intellect and the development of an astute mind. All society benefits from the knowledge of mathematics-the queen of sciences and the foundation of civilization.

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Clicking with determination, our typewriters deciphered Gregg's hieroglyphics. Ledgers, ioumals, and red pencils constructed a road to accurate bookkeeping. For us, as future leaders of a democracy, law instilled a greater appreciation of our civic duties. Climbing towards our goal, bouncing keys became our steppingstones as we mastered business machines. While practicing for perfection, these were the means through which we opened the gateway to a commercial future. Gateway I0 the Qufure Barbara DeSanto, S, lO minutes to go! is what Marlene Andrew, Agnes Richardson, and Helen Ambrozaitis have been told as they strive to finish their transcription in time. Brood 1-gg., Are they correct? Judy Tucker finds herself in mild confusion as Stella Fusco and Ann Grenier check their work critically. Want a job? I1'.lL'I'fil! 1.2 . 'Og AH I' 5 , Hufwdf