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

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SOPHOMORE SECTION ZA: boHom row: Barbara Peirencalc, Maureen Firzparriclc, Mary Howe, Mildred De Simone, Nancy Barclrerr, Margarel McCallrey, Palricia Kuchla, Ripalda Krasnoborslci: second row: Lorraine Perf, Dorolhy Karasinslci, Karhleen Beilin, Theresa De Nude, Linda Koyalonchilc, Dolores Barna, Maureen Crisman, Theresa Kulera, Theresa Comperarore, Gail Maullg lop row: Claire Dellarciprere, Sandra Shuda, Llilabelh Ann Malcara, Arlene Szwaia, Carolyn Rush, Anne Cavanaqh, Barbara Henson, Claire Coslello, Phyllis Anello, Carol Gollerq alasenrt Florence Magurno, Frieda Weiss. Jlfiath computations produce logical thinkers. SOPHOMORE SECTION 2B: boflom row: Bernice Willciewicz, Roseanne D'Ambrosio, Gayle Paxlon, Joan Traino, Elizabelh Jarosz, Marilyn Bedosky, Joan Jaynesg second row: Marjorie Taylor, Mary Swislolc, Anna Marie Howe, Marrha Yacylcewych, Judirh Walesch, Maureen Lynch, Mary Fraunberqer, Evelyn Wiafralr, Lorraine Branlcliney Third row: Maureen Corberr, Veronica Walirs, Mary Radosli, Helga Tarusch, Linda Fuchs, Pauline Tirnlro, Joan Cornerlord, Barbara Wovoris, Andrea Popiclc, Ann Cole: lop row: Theresa Zimmerman, Virginia Baldree, Arlene Dedo- yilch, Krina Reimer, Virqinia Quinlan, Aqnes Rufli, Helen Korba. Mary Maqrovich, Joan Surelc, Joan Menequs, Marilyn Wilre.

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PROPERTIES OF THE PARABOLA enqross William Filipovsky and Kathleen Bielin as Mary Ann Miklovic explains the tigure to them. SLIDE RULE FUNDAMENTALS are no problem to Richard Valko who explains them to Maryann Ruttino, James Maddox and Lawrence Kawula. Mathematics promotes thought and diligent train- ing ofthe mind. ln math classes, common sense and accuracy in working out problems are stressed. Freshmen and sophs are introduced to algebra, the math of unknowns, as well as to a study of lines, angles and polygons, called geometry, lf the student wishes to continue, he takes intermediate algebra -a presentation of the abstract notion of imaginary numbers and the complex quadratic word problems. Lastly, the student undertakes a course in senior math which includes advanced algebra and the study of the relationships ofthe sides and angles of a triangle called trigonometry. Fortified with this solid background, graduates are well prepared for 'further study. FRESHMAN SECTION IH: bottom row: Richard Mozulay, Robert Moore, John Popovich: second row: Robert Nedwiclr, Patrick Hanley, Edwin Braun, Peter Varga, Richard Lennox: third row: Gerald Coffey, Joseph Bandinell, Jerome Kennedy, John Mitchell, Joseph Gebala: tourth row: Edward Holterhotf, Thomas Coughlin, John McKevitt, Robert Agnoli, Joseph Yuppa: titth row: Raymond Flis, Michael Kluchiwsky, Blake Koc, Dennis Kukene: top row: John Plaza, Richard Byank, Frank Jacob, Paul De Keukelaere, Jerome Kalembai absent: Richard Hogan.

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SOPHOMORE SECTION ZC: bofiom row: Elizabeih Nocerino, Janice Saafhofi, Sandra Kulney, Pairicia Derlcacs, Anneiie Spaiaro, Susan Hayowylc, Marcia Arvay, Janice Cimiluca: second row: Carol Aila, Joanne Hanfield, Bernadine Moye, Oksana Senyszyn, Frances Miskiewicz, Elizabeih Lydon, Elizabelh Silady. Margaref Fennell, Berfha Cauwenberqh: fhird row: Gloria Fa++ell, Gloria Amenf, Consiance Bofash, Nancy Hamlin, Kaihleen Safielberqer, Eileen Coohill, Diane l-ludalc, Frances Lomauro, Diane Buono, Pauline Traballca: lop row: Genevieve Cyran, Mary Ann Gaydos, Louise Cababe, Gail Barreff, Margarel' McBride, Joan Wialralc, Michele Baron, Virginia Blum, Joanne Brundy, Marqarer Biro: absent Mary Ann Lewis, Margaref Darragh. Uuture homemakers learn the necessary PROPER PATTERN TECHNIQUES hold fhe ailenlion of dili- qenl sophomore seamsiresses, Diane l-ludalr, Mary Ann Car- radino and Brenda Dulches. lit M! WASHDAY CHORES are done by fhese lwo in+en+ home- malrers. Using modern machine are Janice Saafahoff and Joanne McCabe.