Pope Pius XII Diocesan High School - Keys Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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,lf W SECTION 2B-206: firsl row: James Boyle, George Milchell, Lenore Roach, George l-lapp, Rosemary Canlone, Enrico Benigno, Pafricia Oswald. Michael Reagan, Carolyn Zebrowski, William G,-erasimchik, Slephen Scalurop second row: Lois Zarnpese, William Jacobs, Joann Feliz, Ramohrvd Szwaja, Elizabolh l-lerron, Michael Furesz, Teresa l-lenyecz, Dean Deilzg Third row: Dorolhy Morales, Joan Schaub, Edward Mefulai Lorraine Orosy, Joseph D'Amico, Ann Collelli, Joseph De Lora, Roberla Yancelc, Belly Czagas: camera shy: Louis Regano, Dorolhea Balmer. physical and biological world, A - ,ff EQ STRUCTURE OF A LEAF is sludied from mounled samples ' W '-4 and charls by Ralph Paradiso, George l-lapp, Sr. Jean Lawrence and Joseph Noyalr. Whirling aloms, lhe speed of sound, and 'rhe slruclure of cells, are buf a 'few of lhe lopics a scienlilically-minded sludenl' can discuss, for in his sludies he acquires a vasl slorehouse of knowledge in +he 'Fields of general science, biology, chemislry and physics. He comes lo lrnow lhal' paramecium isn'l a language and H,O is common ordi- nary waler, and he realizes +ha'r his classes carry him inlo a greal' new world of excil- ing lhings. Membership in one of +he science clubs provides lhe iunior scienlisl wilh fhe oppor- lunify lo bring forlh hidden lalenl' when al' lhe annual science fair he displays his prize exhibilion. Whelher il' be an elecfric gen- eralor, circulalion in a frog, or lhe produc- ing of hydrochloric acid, his pro'ecl is 'lhe culminalion of a semesl'er's hard worlc. A course in science is an exciling mixlure of planls, animals, chlorine gas, lheories and laws and is a musl' for lhose who wanl' 'lo learn aboul lhis wonderful world God crealed. Page 27

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If A lravels B miles in C hours how long will if lake him 'lo reach hh desHnaHon D? To lhe Hrd'year Hudenl The answers 'lo such a problem seen as far oFf as lhe planel E. Bu+graduaHyHgh+dawns Malhemalics as a uni+ is a consideralion of lhe relalion- ship exisling amonq fhe quanlilies, magniludes and prop- erlies fhrough which unknown properlies may be deduced. ln +he high school curriculum malh is resenfed under lhe heading of business arilhmelic, algebra l, ll, plane and solid geomelry and lrigonomelry. Business ari'lhme'l'ic, re- quired of all 'lhose in lhe business course, reviews lhe ar+ of compulalion and presnls many business applicafions of lhe fundamenlal processes learned in grade school. A s+udy of laxes, banking, slocks and bonds, buying and sell- ing prepares lhe s'l'uden+s lo carry oul' lheir fulure responsi- bililies infelligenlly. Algebra I and ll, plane and solid geomelry and 'frig- anome+ry are reserved for fhose ursuing a college pre- para+ory course. The liunclional relialions be'l'ween quan'l'i- lies is slressed in algebra and in lrigonomelry, quadra-lic, permu+a+uins, sines and cosines are all parl of a mysferious malhemafical language. The science of logical reasoning in which bolh induclion and deduclion are valuable processes is fhe scope of geomefry. If is The slory of angles-acule. obluse, dihedral, of lines-s+raigh+, parallel, plumb, slcew, of planes and of solids. From +he sfudy of ma+hema+ics +he sludenl learns fha? applicafion plus reasoning equal success. whirl of signs and symbols, SECTION 2D ZM4 hrs? row Efhel Thomas Cynlhua Polednnc Vuncenl' Oddo Frances Koren, Anlhony Cannala, Palricia Slaub, Thomas Servas Slella Golabelc Roger Povolo Joan Leslco second row Rose Mary Rngnlose Ronald Marino, Doris Weinpel, Daniel Gaydos, Kalhleen Zomaclc Henry Sfanczak Janice Kravanfka Pafruck Thompson Joyce Parisi Third row Paul Sfayskal, Marie Zulxas, Ronald Pielcarz, Arlene Lichlenberger, John Mulholland Joan Hunter Paul Lee Ka+hryn Valenhne Bolesh Slrufnlclc Richard Moliclci, Maryann Ryaby: camera shy: Samuel Gorofalo, John O Neill Madeline Borrowiec. ' Page 29 f r 1 l r T .A f ,Lp yfg, X Lf- X.. x,-.L,,,