Red Bank Catholic High School - Emerald Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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Miss Keane’s Senior students spend a few moments of class time dis- cussing a perplexing Math problem. MATHEMATICS- Growth in Logic MISS MARGARET ANN KEANE MS A i i MRS. GAIL McNAMARA A correctly answered Geometry problem brings a smile to Sr. Mary Andrew. SISTER ELIZABETH PAPE MRS. KAREN McGREW Two Advanced Math students are caught in the act.

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Sr. Kenneth willingly donates her expert advice on a few Biology problems. The handling and proper use of chemicals offer necessary background material to Sr. Raymond’s Chemistry class. Mr. Bunger promises that they won’t “slide” by in his test. Laboratory experiments take on more meaning through Miss Court- ney's explanations. SCIENCE- A Conquering I was tired of people telling me things and then asking me how much I remembered. What I wanted was to look around and find things out myself, then try to write. J. B. Priestly MRS. BARBARA GOLDEN MR. DONALD YOUNG 18 Mr. Montanaro finds himself “interpolated” between two students.

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LANGUAGE — The Ability to Communicate MISS PAMELA HALL MRS. AMALIA MULUTZIE It's an easy transition from Rome to Christianity in Sr. Immaculate’s Latin class. An old language comes alive through modern techniques in Sr. Helen Marion’s French class. Perhaps of all the creations of man language is the most astonishing. Giles Lytton Strachey MISS REGINA CURTIS MR. PATRICK FARMER v-'Z'-'-i if 1 -■ idjJ. jf S J irMA hjs SISTER CHARLOTTE GRODZKI The members of the Junior Classical League are “Romeward MRS. LAURA SNYDER Bound” through the efforts of Sr. Loretto. 20