Benilde St Margarets School - Sangraal / Benilden Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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Air. O'Reilly demonstrates how to look busy for our Bcnil- ien photographer. ASD Ah 1 ER ALL I DID FOR YOU ... Air. Schulte prepares to gyre back some corrected tests thud I

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Mathematics is considered as an excellent training ground for the mind —it requires speed and precision. Benilde’s Math Department, comprised of four lay teachers and two Christian Brothers, is known as one of the best. Freshmen learn basic algebra under the guidance of Mr. Schulte and Mr. Vinger. Brother John and Mr. Patrias teach sophomores plane and solid geometry, a course which requires individual perception and imagination. Advanced algebra and trigonometry is taught by Mr. Vinger and Mr. O Reilley to interested juniors. Seniors can take either Math Analysis, taught by Mr. Patrias and Brother Raymond, or, if they qualify, college calculus (A.P. Math), also taught by Brother Raymond. BRULEY ■.. SPIT OUT THAT CUM! Brother Raymond begins Calculus in the usual manner. MATHEMATICS -THE KEY TO THE FUTURE Mr. Patrias points out a mistake and ns results. 22

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Mr. Scalelta shows an eager student the tricks of the trade. PHY. ED. Physical education is one of the most essential factors in the making of a good Red Knight. Team spirit learned here is carried with each student through his entire life which reflects Benilde. Air. Quinn checks the sale of hockey tickets, one of many duties as athletic director. BUT BROTHER' THIS BOOK ON mFFLEBALL S IYS ... NOUy MEN TRY TO HIT THE BALL OYER THE NET ... Brother Lawrence listens patiently. Brother Lawrence gists hints to freshmen. 24