Mater Misericordiae Academy - Meriannal Yearbook (Merion, PA)

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m-w-WW C s Qin'-sf C ul 5? Q My dan 'Wx 32 ' el Window decorators Cl-O Janet Cirillo, Ann Dee, Helene McAnally and Rose McGehean exhibit their Halloween poster which won second prize in a neighboring community competition. ln the midst of a wild melee of paints, pens, pastels, and pottery, artist's efforts add an essential piece to the mosaic of our community, the external manifestation of culture through the various art media. Sister Marie Lucille's expert guidance and confidence in her stu- dents brings out the best they are capable of, frequently prizewinning entries in competitions such as the Gimbel Art Contest and Design Cover Competition. While weekly art classes learn basic skills in lettering, poster paint- ing, etc., art maiors learn that art is far from being merely an enioyable hobby, but is often tedious exhausting labor, albeit rewarding. Cov- ering such various tields as: oils, ceramics, silk screening, sculpture, fashion and textile design, they have a good foundation for con- centration in almost any art field.

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Teacher for the morncnt L3 nn Parks explains to JoAnn DiPasquale and Linda Kilker that Ending the area ot a trapezoid really isnt as difticult as it hrst appears. Precision of action and clearness of thought for our goals, we direct our attention to the science of quantity, mathematics. Square and cube roots, areas, and once mysterious polygons remain no longer obscure as Sister M. del Car- men and Sister Mary Margaret implant funda- mentals in the seventh and eighth grades. While Mr. Richard Ferry enlightens the ninth grade on algebra's shorthand of mathematics, eager stu- dents of Euclid are being initiated into geome- try's realm of inductive reasoning by Sister Mary Maurice. Sister Maurice's advanced algebra and trigonometry classes temper theory with logic and develop mental agility invaluable in any problem. Believe it or not, but they're measuring the ceiling. CI-rj Sally Shoemaker, Catherine Hannan, Colette Cal- lahan and Byrdie Ayres.