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the Logical Miss Carroll relaxes in the sun preparing a test for her freshmen. qf I were an octopus, dihedral angles would be less difEcult to demonstrate,,3 After saying this for so long Sister Mary Francine R S.M, has done something about it 27
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nSin, tan, sec Do you see triangles in your dreams at night? Or do you have an acute case of hsubsetitisja? The cause of either of these two common diseases is math. The Hrst Symptom may be noticed by Miss Eiizabcth Carroll, teacher of Algebra I and II, who instructs freshmen and juniors in the basic concepts of the computer science Next to follow Algebra I, is that puzzling science of geometry 26 MathoLabor 0f I, II, III and IV quadrants aren't really that confusing? states Sr. Mary Immaculette to C. Stanton and C. Dolle. taught by Sister Mary Francine R.S.M. to con- fused sophomores. Sister Mary Immaculette R.S.M. secs the worst symptoms of this sickness in her senior students who attempt to study the many fields of trigonometry and calculust Incurable? Certainly not, for Mercy math students have dis- covered the wonder drug, gtstudyh which advances them through fields beyond perception.
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hBuenos dias! greets Miss Plant as she starts another day. 28 Language- U n ity Small world isrft it! . . . Today, through the mass news media, and technological developments, con tinents are no longer oceans apart. The theme of our modern age is Unity. Unity among people of the world through a knowledge, understanding, and respect for each others culture, customs, and language. The study of languages is a means to such a goal. Through Latin, taught by Sr. Mary Celestine R.S.M., Sr. Mary de Sales R.S.M. and Sr. Mary Ursula R.SAM., girls come to appre- ciate the culture of the ancients, and hnd a very good foundation for modern languages. Our S. American neighbors are a constant source of in- terest for Miss Martinds and Miss Planths Span- ish classes. A recent focus of worldeide attention is France, and Sr. Mary Julianjs R.S.M. French students are sure to be up on all the current events through their overseas correspondence. Surely, studying foreign language is an essential qualih- cation for international citizenship. The plans and decorations for the annual Pan-American tea. are being discussed by Miss Martino and Spanish student Diane. Yunger, continuing the four-year-old tradition. .r-AmWh... , u n 42M .A-lm-w... n-nv.
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