Mother of Mercy High School - Mercywood Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Are your X's and your Y's on the correct side of the equation? Oh yes, but I can't prove my triangles are congruent. Does this sound like a lesson in Greek? lt may be very surprising to discover that this is the ordinary language for the students of the math classes. Whether you prefer algebra l or ll. geometry, trig or even basic math you must be sure to have your thoughts collected, your pencils sharpened and rulers out. As an average Mercian enters this mass of theorems, equations and triangles she is determined that confusion will not overcome her. For in later years she will use much of her knowledge either in decorating her own home or in baking cakes. So to our mathematicians, we say, May all your problems be little ones. Geometry's deep !! from the looks of concentration on the faces of M. l.. Schroer. M. A. Coonen, V, A. Wuest. mafgemafics X95 Easic in cz Pace-m1'nJeJ world MMT: ' mm . A A A f4f'4 1 'According to our chart, business is booming! reports lieresa l.ampe to a business associate. Sandra Steel. Get that angle straight. is K. Wuersig's advice to freshmen mathematicians, Janet Schwab and Sylvia Siexe. 27

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ATORY NICE 'W -,ww ow- Could it be alive? Trying to decide are. l. to r.. E. Byrne. Y. Dubach, M. Middendorf. B. Carroll. Is it? Hear ye! Hear ye! Former Mercian astounds the world of science with an incredible discovery! If you hope to hear these words someday. Miss Mercy. you had better learn well the history. the characteristics. and habits of all living things in biology class: in chemistry imprint on your mind the composition and properties of all substances and the energy changesg observe properties, changes and interaction of matter and of energy in physics, and your dream may be a reality. Do as much as you can and more than you should, if you aspire to attain the heights of a scientific career. At Mercy scientists of tomorrow learn a basic knowledge of science and more important. they learn to form right ideas in relation to science, the world, and to God. nfure cieniisfs lguiltl on yirm ounolafions 6.5, Taxing their brains and testing their luck are senior phvsics students Exa Jane Kartve and Cecile Bodden 26 Round and round it goes' Where it stops' That one not even chemists Joan Tracy and Jane Norton can tell

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