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M athematz'cs Helps Broaden Eager M z'nds Displaying mobiles, the outstanding geometry project, are Marilyn Mullen Jan Weber, Kathleen Spiengard, and Evelyn Jacobs. HBut thafs trigW exclaims Mary Jo Nordman, nAlgebra II is more Sister Mary Domitilka R.S M. smiles as she sees these juniors my speed?5 Karen Hustler Eats 21 kich from her comment as Elaving over the trigonometry homework to be finished tonight. 26
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Through H istorical Realms Around the world7 across the nation, and Via the problems of democracy travel Mercy students as they progress through the frontier of history. Aid- ing the juniors in the quest for our American herit- age are Sister Mary Robertine R.S.M., Future Teachers moderator, and Miss Sharon Williams, the new G.A.A. advisor. Through the realm of World History, underclassmen trace the wars that have occurred over the centuries. In the senior year Mrs. Katherine Gusweiler enters with Problems of Democracy, here our present government and United Nations proceedings are drilled into the minds of the graduates-to-be. In each of these divisions of history are found facts valuable to everyone interested in becoming a good American citizen. AMERitCA 25 Listening intently to one of her senior students is Mrs. Kathryn Gusweiler who is the instructor of Problems of Democracy at Mercy. A penny for your thoughts Sister Man; Robertine R.S.M. seems amused at the escapades of her junior history students.
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The sodality library, found in the rear of room 301 is kept up to date by Sister Mary Francine R.S,M., sophomore sodalily advisor. Mu Alpha Theta . . . that is the top! All Mercy math students strive for a superior average to be enrolled in this newly organized club. At Mercy the math curriculum includes four basic courses. Algebra I is taught to willing freshmen by Sister Mary Henrietta R.S.M. The teaching of geometry proves to be one of Sister Mary Francineis R.S.M. many talents, for she also instructs classes in Eng- Iish and Religion, plus being the moderator of the Sophomoresi Sodality. Sister Mary Domitilla R.S.M. has a busy schedule which covers the many fields of trigonometry, solid geometry, calculus, and Algebra II. She is also the moderator of the Math Club. With the help of these hne teachers Mercy students prepare themselves for the future. Puzzled! So is Jackie Woodruff, only you cannot find the answer to her trigonometry problem in the yeilow pages. Sorry. try again! Bills! Bills! and more bills sighs Sister Mary Euphrasia RKS.M., Mercfs auditor, as she offers a smile while balancing books.
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