Mount Alvernia High School - Alvernian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Maureen McGinty and Jean Pasikowski are intrigued as the wonders of the Solar System are explained during a TV-General Science class. The heavens, indeed, show forth the glory of God. he natural . . . far from hindering the pursuit of the sciences, fosters and promotes them in many ways. The Church has always been first and fore- most in the pursuit of science. She uses the natural to elevate the mind of man to the super- natural. The beauty and wonder and majesty of nature are but a faint reflection of the beauty and wonder and majesty of God. Lois Ferrari seems interested in the production and acceler- ation of the solution process being demonstrated in Chem- istry Class by Donna Teschke, Joanne Mattes, and Sheila Sheridan. As Judy Wuhits, Florence Manners, and Audrey Goetz leave for the Science Honor Meeting. they discuss the in- teresting meetings they have had in the past and hope this one will be just as entertaining.

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The Juniors agree that Algebra can be fun. Jeanne Bauer and Claire Davenport try a new problem that Susan Amrhcin and Mary Sauer have picked out for them. Questions are always in order when it comes to Algebra I. Evidently by answering this ques- tion, Miss Ellis has solved a difficulty, Learning to operate the slide rule is essential in Trigonometry. Phyllis Seaman, Eileen McPeak. and Florence Manners puzzle it out. Eileen Liebert and Carolyn Liotta enjoy the big slide rule.