Sacred Heart of Mary Academy - Maricol Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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experts gaze at their prim winning exhibitions. Dorothy 0'lJonnell and Put lfrowlcy look ul nltslrnvl paintings, Winners in the Senior tliiiwion vriIim'i1e curb nlhcr's work. gg. Page 33 YI lrfl M if! Posters for school necessitate extra work. S ,x At various times during the year, our budding artists are given the opportunity to display their acquired skill with brush and pencil. lVlarmion's galleries are crowded with interested spectators. puzzling over abslrnct art. examining sketches. por- traits or collation. exrlaiming over fashions and design. Competition produces fine achievement. and so several prizes are awarded in the class exhibition for the best work in each category.

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Regina Synxanski and Joanne Pennn show how easy il is when you have the 'lknuw how . One of the best types of training for a mind skilled in the logic of reason, is the knowledge and application of mathematical processes. Elementary algebra is supplant- ed in sophomore year by plane geometry, which in turn leads to the intricacies of intermediate algebra and trigonomelry. We begin to appreciate the value of mathe- matics, when we realize its practical use in tl.e solution of problems. It isn't always easy ln get complete allenlion from the class, Judy Siscaretli discovers when she takes over during the Juniors' Intemlediate Algebra lesson.