Marian Catholic High School - Marian Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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joseph Soltys presents the problem to be discussed by the panelists Thomas Sediva, Lucille Coppolla, Barbara Bartal, john McGIinchey during a National Problems class. The discussion being presented in an interesting manner concerns the growing cost of crime in the United States. lvl V wlstfully travel toward the fruition of their hopes. Do you understand all this? asks Thomas Pinlcey of Dorothy Petlovich and Carmen Fabrizio as Anna Mae Milot explains the use of various solid figures in the study of Solid Geometry while members of the class look on.

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Future accountants in bookkeeping ponder with interest as Charles W'en- sus distinguishes the debits from credits, thereby clarifying the ledger sheet for his interested classmates. JK ... -. 3-C galil? I q my They look so puzzled, muses Kathleen Bren- nan as she dictates a business letter to Mary jean Yorke, Bernard Chnapko and Barbara Bartal during senior shorthand class. Other members of the class busily check the work done by those demonstrating their shorthand ability. Presiding at the rostrum, Thomas McFadden moder- ates a classroom panel in- volving the merits of ancient and modern English Litera- ture. Debates similar to this occur periodically during senior English class. Cornelia McGlynn, Frances Zovak, Arthur Coury, and Francis McDermott perform a routine experiment in- volving the effect and measurement of sound waves. Opposite them, Thomas McFadden, Joseph Engler, Kathleen Tumas, Patricia Malloy assemble a battery- powered phone during a physics laboratory period.