Bishop Reilly High School - Markings Yearbook (Fresh Meadows, NY)

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Junior Helen Carberry tackles complicated quadratic functions. Supplementing the traditional mathe- matics courses this year, the Mathematics Department offered a course in Matrix AIgebra.'TackIing the problems of elemen- tary functions and matrices, eleven Sen- iors pursue the intricacies of higher math- ematics. The Science Department employs the well-equipped facilities of Reilly's laborato- ries to illustrate scientific principles and theories. Inspired by curiosity, students experience the joy of discovery. Bisecting a line, Pam Ardolina struggles with an oversized board compass. Mr. Garcia captivates his audience as he demonstrates a physics experiment

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Guidance stimulates discussiong Religion instills social awareness Shared encounter Concelebrated Masses enrich the Reilly community. The Guidance office offers a storehouse of information for those interested in furthering their education. CCarol Prezioso Norma Neil, Virginia Hoganj

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Scientific precision disciplines the mind Mary Anne Farley employs unusual laboratory ACIUGUC life HSTOUVICIS Ellen Cummings- techniques as she views microbes. . X, st its Only the observant student can cope with the precision of chemistry. CDiane Schneidery Physics students utilize meter stick and compass to prove classroom theories.