Marianhill High School - Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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Mathematics Department For the mathematically inclined, courses are offered in General Mathematics, Algebra I, Algebra Il, Plane Geometry, Plane Trigonome- try, Advanced Mathematics, and an Introduction to Calculus. Mr. Alphonse Esposito, Sr. Rene Marie and Sr. Edna Maria unite their efforts to make the Mathema- tics courses both profitable and enjoyable, and to encourage stu- dents to become future Mathema- ticians. Yi ai Philip Bastien directs his attention X Stephen Bishop takes time out in Math IV class to explain about the cotangent of a double angle. Ditz Jones and Bruce Caouette listen attentively as Sr. Edna Maria makes a suggestion. Paul Arpin, Jacqueline Croteau, Linda Dion and Sandra Boulanger, members of the Algebra ll Class interrupt their work as Sr. Edna Maria checks an exercise on fractional equations. to the Algebra Posters as Anne Keefe, James Triplett, and Lea Beausoleil assemble for Sr. Rene Marie's Algebra I Class. - William Bombard 5-...ll assists Pauline Guertin as Elizabeth Poulin, Francis Hoffman, Paul Car- rier, Jeanne Ayotte and Marie Bellerive solve an intricate graph problem encountered in Al- gebra ll Trigonome- try class. Y'-ip

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Sharon Beaudry prepares to prove a Corollary in Plane Geometry, Susan Stevens, Julia Desorcy, Pauline Bourdelais, Don- na Gaucher and David Renaud follow in their text book. 13 7' QB? INA Theresa Garon pauses as Sr. Rene Marie directs a leading question about the Convex Polygon. Charles Lavallee, George Desaulniers, Victor Coderre, Richard Collette Pauline Fournier and Ann Marie Slattery give their atten- tion. Mr. Esposito's General Math students, Norman Fournier, Celeste Cournoyer, Christine Provencal, Kenneth Galipeau and Henry Andrzejczyk, suspend operations to follow a fellow student's solution to a problem.

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l ' V l Barbara Jones and Catherine Clarke wait for correction of their vo- cabulary drill, as Marcia Tavernier, Laurie Quinn, and Richard Para antici- pate their turn. Joanna Saad, Ann Marie Proulx and John Sterritt seem at ease and confident in taking Spanish dictation as Sister Therese Marie checks Nancy Para's competency at the blackboard. l z i l l i Language Department Languages are helpful in the future of all Marianhill students. i No matter what profession one may choose, whether business, medicine or law, a background in the languages will contribute greatly to a successful career. Sr. Jeanne-de-Rheims and Mr. Marc LePain make it possible for the students to obtain an excellent, well-rounded four year course in the French I language. Sr. Therese Marie in- troduces the students to the study of the Spanish language in a full two year course. Sr. ' r Wilfrid-du-Sauveur completes the language curriculum in her presentation of an excellent S course in Latin l and Il. 5, ffm-- l l f ,, ff 1 an 4 3, ihiz, g Sister Jeanne-de-Rheims shows Michele - l Seguin and Bernard Martel the wide va- WA riety of French Literature which can be acquired in our school library, As Martha Prunier, Zeb Chase, Mary Ann LaPlante, and Edward Smith look on, Mr. Marc Le- Pain acts as travel guide and shows interesting land- marks in Paris.