Siena High School - Sienan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MATHEMATIC Mathematics discovers the amount of material gifts God bestows. Yet, there is no measure to His generosity. Mathematics is a foundation, strength- ening and sharpening the mind through logical conclusions. Character is formed by means of the ability to tackle a task, Mistakes are faced with fortitude. But oh! What a feeling when success is achieved. Let's leave this to the mathematical brains of advanced algebra. 1 ip, Sister Mary Sophia's algebra class would like to get this problem squared away. 38 Helen Hutchinson, geometry student studies problems from all angles Triangles are try angles.

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PIT Double, double, toil and trouble. Fire burn and caldron bubble. The gourmet specialists, Karen Rogers, Evelyn Van Buskirk and Deanne Hoar, prepare a delectable breakfast. The proof of the cooking is in the eating, agree home economics stu- dents. Mmm. Looks good, too! Sew, there you are! Sister Mary Ligouri's students form magic with a bit of cloth.