Incarnate Word Academy - The Light Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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BUT FEET ON THE GROUND only Q on Y- ' n on hx IS THIS A GHOST XYHICH I SEE BEFORE ME? . , . Carolyn Dclhougne seems to have tlistovcretl the reflection of Mr. Anatomy tn her rnicmsuopc while Carol Doerr and Mnureen Cleary seem to have found what they xwrtf looking for. E r l i-ii-?5'f'Hl. lumrtx ot Mnrgot Mtlltu .intl ll.lIlW.lI.l Alllwtt Iltcw A' N ov' N ,N 1 , UI c u. Xl InRIfXX' I'RF'l l'Y KE'I'TI.If Ulf FISH . , Tlmw ful: luxe .I Npqtnxl xpot ID ilu

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IWA GIRLS BELIEVE IN SCIENCE IN THE HEAD . . . Cimls worltl will liurcxci' gint thc wliciitist m.itCri.1l to work with .mtl tu wumlcr .1i. llcm .it WCA wt .im taught tw lmilq tor rcl.itiu1isliiiw .llllttlltl things. .mtl in tlistmcr HCV' XINKIS III llll' Illtillllllg UI fllllliljx SLICIILC Ll.lSSL'S .IFC JIWHIIKS our lmtwritci. .mll wt' lwpu tu wiitiiiiin' mir stiitly ol' this sulwjt-ft .lttcr we h.iw lctt our Alum Matti. This ix .111 .IQLILJ ul' sticntilic tlistmcry .mtl wt likt- tu hc 'lin tht- lillUXY.H Sticucc is taught .it IXVA hy Sister Rcp.ii'.1t.1 .mtl Mit Cfharlcs Puilson. iq A GRAND VIEW' . . , Pat Stn-ingiucr likes to Sh.ii'c hu' findings with wry special fricmls. Hcrc the luqky fricml ix K.1thy IXlu1'plw, Vf'Hll.l2 BRIGHT EYFD 5CllfN'l'lS'l4S XYATC H , . Cirul Ann Put-ix, Cfimlvn H.ihn, llit XV,iltlui'f,.Pliill1N Pirttli .irc inttivttwl .intl xtxttrwttxl Nttitxntx wt Mr. lliiilwii ll SITIQMS SO EASY , . ,ltitlging trum tht 4-xpiuxinm on thu thu of ,lmiri C31-iwitf. M.ii'y Ann l'rh.m. ,lutly Silh- m.m. .mtl K.1i'cn Stcinlagc this experi- mmt wwrlcul mit as cxputul,

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THE RAW MATERIAL OF SUCCESS IS THOUGHT - B. C. FORBES Find x . . , hisect the angle . . what is a straightedge? . . . factor . . . estimate the answer . . . thinkf , . . work harder! , . . these and other such expressions can .he heard in the math rooms daily. The serious young person knows that the nation desperately needs mathematitians. and she is doing her best to measure up to what is expected of her. More stress is plated on math these days due to the rapid advances being made in the fields of physics and chemistry. IXVA is not lagging along these lines. ANOTHER USE EOR A CIRCLE . . . Mary Merritt enjoys a round of hula hooping between problems. 26 ! ?' 'E' .A '4 1 W ---mama--'M r.,.., - Tllw Mi- .eu--M , K .. K ,K In ge., K fsrfrs sf:-W - .r., 4.2,-my ' , rrsr Q is E f GEOINIETRY IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING . . . .Iudy Eister. Mary Ann Eienup. Dorothy Beelman. and Barhara Bayer have discovered many beautiful designs hy just using a ruler and a compass. .4u4,.,,,,.-. il IA.: 'll-neu--.,... , Xa-wvunv., .M A SENIOR STRUGGLES XVITH ALGEBRA . . . Diane XX'ahl has a problem for Sister Teresa joseph.