Morris Catholic High School - Shield Yearbook (Denville, NJ)

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Food of Learnin K UNDER the direction of Sister M. Bernard, mathematics students in Senior Analysis check probability with a game of heads and tails. DEDICATION is vital, Sister Jamesella finds out in freshman algebra. EXPLAINING an algebra problem, Mr. Charles Ramsthaler writes the solution to a quadratic equation.

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1 l I 4 Mathematics Provides the The mathematics department is headed by Sister M. Ber- nard. Among the courses given is Algebra I taught by Sister M. Jamesella. Modern Algebra is employed. Modern Geometry Structure ana' Function is used by the sophomore classes. The instructors of this course are Mr. Charles Ramsthaler, Sister M. Rosana, and Sister M. Celeste. Mr. Ramsthaler also teaches Algebra II from Modern Algebra and Trigonometry. In the senior year, two courses are open to the students: Senior Math, using Mathematics, Advanced Course, and Senior Analysis, using Modern Introductory Analysis. These courses complete the four-year program of mathe- matics at Morris Catholic. All of these courses cause a deeper involvement of the student, not only in the corresponding science courses, but in a clearer understanding of the highly technical age in which he is living. It lends a needed stabilizing quality to his life. I PROTRACTORS9 Sister M Rosana demonstrates to Dean Wargo and Kathy Danyllk how to handle one effectively in measuring angles, 36 ess we 2 Egg iam? ' as wr-isis

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INVOLVED in pensive thought students attempt to solve intricate problems during math class. INSTRUCTING students, Sister M. Celeste shows Mary Shepherd, Bill Grant, Phil Dalman and Mike Martin techniques in mechanical drawing during an afternoon class. BOREDOM is evident as Carol Roeckl sits in an unstimulating class.