Little Flower High School - Garland Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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,115 1-f A Left to right: Sister M. Catherine Veronica. S.S.-I.: Sister M. Emmanuel. S.M.: Sister M. Evelius. ll.l7.N.: Sister M. Gregory. SM.: Sister Mary Paul. SM.: Sister M. San jose. S.S.j. There's a moment of expectant silence as Elizabeth Knorr pauses to see that every other member of the class under- stands her point in this interesting geometry discussion. Pre- cision of judgment and logical thought will result from this study.

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l0lSllIAl lHlllllSHl- lYh:it would the vvorld do vvithout mathematics? lt would. indeed, he sorely hzuidieztpped. Cmnplex problems of everyday life. studies. industry. cum- merce. :ind even games are dependent in vzirving degrees upon some form of mathematics. 'lihe in- viting and challenging fields of zleronzlutics and science require zispirzuits to have zz hzisie matthe- mziticnl foundation. The impurtzmce of this suhject has reached nevv highs during the present wzirtime. :uid its need vvill he even more vital in the post-vvzir era. Little l lovverites hy means of the study uf zilgehrzl. geometry, advanced zilgehrzi. and trigo- numetrv--all uf which :ire thought stimulating- hzlve every zivzlilnhle opportunity fur mztthemztticzillv preparing themselves for the future. Sister M. Alma joseph CCS-nterj Mathematics will help huild a better world! en- thusiastically agree these seniors as they delve into the study of trigonometry. ffielowj Problem solving is really puzzle solving. smiles Stella Rangu as she works algebraically.

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