Cardinal McCloskey High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Physlclsts Chemists Mathematiciansz Who Top Left: Roy Gambino and Ellen Postmayer compare steps in an advanced algebra prob- lem . Top Right: Georgiana Cioppa and John Sheriden use the bioscope to project during a biology class. Left: Daniel Mayer and Carol Sehl work a lever problem during physics lab. Bottom: Prospective chemists prepare ma- terial for a demonstration to be given during chemistry period. Left to Right: Virginia Scalzo, Edward Olander, Patricia Wisniewski, Robert McCabe, Carolyn Williams, and Bruce Campbell. l

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Homes, and Professional Careers The purpose of most of our art work done during our senior year was to deepen our appreclatzon of the work of artists ofthe past and to en- able us to understand the work of our modern palnters Out of our study of the art movements grew our 1nd1v1dual work rn the flelds of Abstractlonlsm Cubrsm EXPTCSSIOU lsm and Surreallsm Future englneers enjoy thelr practlcal work rn Mechanlcal Drawmg The second semester ln cluded an actual scale constructron based on the blue pr1nt drawrng completed durrng the frrst semester lnterror Decoratlon classes study new technlques lnvolvlng color and shape ln home planmng Scrapbooks and f1lmstr1ps hlghlrght the best rn modern furnrshlngs John Nettleton and Roy Gambmo WO1'k out g8OITleU'1C COl'lStI'l1CtlOl'lS 3.1 the board whlle Joseph LIZZI and Joseph Olander dtscuss a plate due wrthm a few days for Mechamcal Drawlng Mane N1tsky 1S holdmg a plece of drapery materlal for covenng a Patrrck De Lessxo Edward Olander, Gerald Vennard and Robert charr Untenor Decoratxon Classy Brrenza examme the orthographrc projectlon box NN

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Will Dne Day Conquer Outer Space Nuclear experimentation and the principles of rocket launching both rest firmly on a framework of physics and mathematics. To take our place in the world that will someday be ours, we must be well grounded in these two fields. Physics took us into the lab more frequently than any of the other sciences that we had taken. The experimenta- tion was more individual and independent. We worked hard on projects for the annual New York State science fair, as did all the science classes. The work we did this year in Math 12 was an introduc- tion to more advanced work in such areas as permutations, combinations, and probability, Solid Geometry is a particular challenge in these days when everyone is interested in conquering space. Center Right: Made- leine Pezzula, Joseph Lizzi, Mary Doyle, and Daniel Mayer work a problem in geometric progressions. Bottom: Mary Keenan, Teofils Turlais, Alan Baumes, John Nettleton, and Carol Francis test weights for accuracy before starting an ex- periment in Physics. 'Y Q, . 9 . l fifn E I l899--The imposing granite state capitol building, started in 1867, ,1 was completed in 1899. The laws of New York State are enacted in this historic building. 7. Sister Mary Leo Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, Physics. !'!FV '-4 -A-,gn-ann