Geibel High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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Budding future artists try a new media to produce a piece of beauty. l . rl: - Self Expresslon Patty Weitz accepts Raymond Kurka's suggestion to improve her almost completed product. Mr. Davin watches approvingly. A picture is worth far more than any number of words. All art students agree as they admire their work. lt is a pleasure to hear one or ano- ther of them discuss the me- dia used in his particular piece of work.

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Mathematics Geometry appeals even to the squares. Senior Math is a myth which the industrious eventu- ally come to understand. Each student would appreciate some- one's finding what 'X' equals once and for all. Mathematics is a study in dis- cipline. It is a challenge to find a solution whether it be a sim- ple reference to the great Pythagoras, or an application of truth values. Each problem has some kind of answer. Steve Kerrigan's persuasiveness fails to convince Roberta Connors and Carol Sefcheck, the mathematical logicians of the class. Nancy Mongelluzzo and Danny D'Amico get a welcome assist from Thomas Garrity, the schoo1's Mathematics wizard .loc Herchko and Christine Bailor construct perfect figures for the geometry class.

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Lovely secretaries,-Rosemarie Vinoski, Mary Louise Cross, Anne Creyno, and Carol D'Amico, busily engaged at work. STUOCNYS pt ku wins Business Education Modern speed in everything. To perform rapidly and skillfully makes the difference. Fingers lightly touch the keys and neatly finished products result. Shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, acquaints the student with business prac- tices. Dictation presents no fears for the students as they unravel the mysteries of strange symbols. Patty Zgorecki reaches top score again. Karen Tully, David Hatter, and Mary Lou Caudiello rejoice with her.