Archbishop Murray Memorial High School - Verbum (Maplewood, MN)

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New visual aids relieve portion of math's confusion Please Miss Kimball, anything but x's confuse me! ... Ask me anything about geometry ... How do you spell it? ... If A+B:A, how come 1-I-2,-EI? Pythagoras probably used a pro- tractor too .. . Mrs. Clappier, what's the differ- ence between Algebra I and Algebra II? ... Subtraction of one Oh Miss Miesen, could you please repeat that? My tape recorder stopped ... Math is like a mountain - uphill all the way ... Why can't geometry books have odd-numbered answers? Let's change all the theorems from one to thirty ... Whoever heard of a commutative property? All my property is commutative . . . Advanced math is easy ... So is writing a 4,000 word composition .. . I never make arithmetic mistakes ,. , I just interpret the problem a little differently ... Everybody makes mistakes. That's why they put erasers on pencils. 3 Cai Using a conic section Beata Zweber, Kathy Barrett and Mary Schiltgen explore the intricacies of Algebra II. I see a parabola, a hyperbola and an ellipse ,.. What do you see? I see a plain 'ole plastic coneg I don't take Algebra II. tbl Iudy Dehn and Nancy Briggs listen attentively to the many different angles of algebra. One hour of algebra equals 'IO hours of brain work in any other subject. 59

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Seniors probe varying political systems Since we are supposed to learn from the mistakes of our ancestors, I have a strange feel- ing my descendants will have a lot to go on .., The Weekly Observer With assignments like these, I could sometimes use those writs of assistance ... We're having a test on Chapter 9 - l'm on Chapter 6 .,. Time sure seems to fly in Mr. Speltz's class .., Hey, this class reminds me of Valley Forge ... Where would this coun- try be if Charles Carroll had been president? - Who's he? ... lf revolution worked in France, why doesn't it work in Sister Mark's class? 4.. Finding out how the American system really works ... Keeping up with current events ... What's mob psychology? Wearing black arm bands on Moratorium Day Memoriz- ing history Learning history Where would we be without it? Cal To survey the news of the past week, freshmen pass around the World Week for fresh facts. tbl Reenie Marri- nan and fellow frosh discuss their neighbors across the sea in world cultures, CCD What could the real South America be compared to Cindy Shreiner's map? ll b 58

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8 1 V 5 l. Students get start There's no sure way to artistic success but I'm working on it .., I'm not emotional - just dramatically inclined Appreciate ART Oh Ido. Ido ... Hey -those ink designs on your pockets are sharp They're also acci- dental .. . I can't seem to get my perspective in shape .. . The secret to a first rate painting tfirst rate paint?J .. . I have to be creative alone . . . Put your talent to good use - ACT ... If the world only knew that I have the singing voice of an angel .. . Someday, honey, someday ... But I want it to be interpreted in my own way - otherwise it's not me! ... I can see it all now - Girl's School Beginning of Famous Acting Career .,. Mine ... I've always dreamed of being a famous actress. It must be part of my destiny . . . just think - all these classical refer- ences in music appreciation may help me when I'm an opera star. tal Retrieving their term papers from the stack, Mary Kay Zarembinski and Julie Petersen thumb through the multi- colored books on the risers. tbl Mary Kay surveys a past paper as Mr. Anderson passes it back with the grade. Mary Kay got a good mark? tcl JoAnn Ritchie tries to perfect her cut-paper black and white composition. tdl Candy Ryan takes care with her fire brick so as not to miss a brush stroke! tel Molding a wad of clay isn't as easy as it looks. In fact it doesn't even look easy, but Eileen Colbert seems to know what she's doing. 60 in mastering the arts . s,,KMgJ11 ?55f+- flwh. 4 I V, . I 5 5 ' K, Q , ,,...-4-,iw : A ., io, , - r