Mater Misericordiae Academy - Meriannal Yearbook (Merion, PA)

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,df P 42. fr-fri 'WV 1- 4 ..-v-, - Mrs. Rose Fornadel A circle may be inscribed in any regular polygon, says Carol Ann Reinhart to Anita Torello, Joanne Dimidio, Marie Curran and Patricia Miceli. 07 N WVHEQW' 154 Wzaflref L... It i Pat Ellen Graham, solves the problem of those x's and y's while Susan Banes, Ann Peoples, Joyce Juele, Patricia Augustofer, and Mary Louise Ushka look for errors.

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6 El mic 5'-Tr ' i XA! WS-4 Library assistants Patricia Rachor, Catherine Hannan, and Joan Harnett discuss Hnes on overdue books. Katherine Eichman, Dolores Graeber, and Mary Lou Usilton form the waiting-for-service line. M l Nunn! Open Sesame! and Sister Mary Angela solves Rose McGehean's first problem of the day. eil 9 I 0 R O -1 xx, I M , wouldn't Granny be Y - proud of this jelly? Sr. I ,X Home Arts pupils, Mary Smith, Patricia Agerty and 5 Ann Maclnnes await Sister Mary Cyril's iudgment. k . I f ',v' ' l Q.: ' i fl- I. ! ' qi ?'

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Mathematncs beauty Ines In nts exactness nts puruty As the basis of clear reasonung t constltutes an Important phase of school study Our courses In Jr III and II begun to tram the nntellect through Suster Mary Margaret s teach :ng Snster Mary Maurice and Mrs Rose For nadel further enruch our students wlth prec: ous knowledge of algebra and geometry The final courses especially advanced algebra and trlgonometry necessarily requure deep thought but Mr Ruchard Ferry skullfully con ducts us from complexuty Cand confusuon to clarlty of perceptlon often astounding to us 1. A complex trng problem seems to baffle our sensor mathematicians Gemma Malanu Renate Dnedrschs Ardelle Flohr and Barbara Spano Above Renate masters the dnftlculty with a luttle second year algebra X Q31 1 QP i---v Snster Mary Camnlla Mathematics . , . . . , I ' - 1 I I f ' ' 'lk f-ff, .Q A r C ipaq t X 1 . E 'X 3 cy a y A lags A 1 1 . 1 ,f ,- V K1 A. - if F cf J 5 . . I . H . H - - - I I I '