St Anthony High School - Shield Yearbook (Bristol, CT)

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Mr. O'Donnell explains the fundamentals of commercial law to Seniors: Kenneth Parent, Theresa Laviero, Anita Lauretti, Terri Di- Sabato and Vincent Guardo, who dili- gently take notes. Commercial ss s Sister Josephine offers her personal at- tention to one of her Typing I students, while the others go about their business. f These Senior girls are transcribing their shorthand notes at their typewriters, while in the back- ground Terri DiSabato and Fran Malley keep the files in order. ' 2 3 u 4 ,umlinhi 'f ME r

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Math Class s Donna Karwoski, Gerard Lagace, Thomas Cyr, and Bruce Cockayne solve their problem in algebra, one of the challenging subiects of a Freshman. 4' 5 xg . Marc Toillon and Patricia Patterson seem quite adept in working with numbers in their College Algebra Class. R ,ral X 0.!J , 5 for l cfffjl sf f 3 1 rs! , - lxfrlg, L,,.- li Q tl f 1 l ,f f Gene Polmieri ond Bob Ashline show their creative ability in drow- ing geometric designs in Sister Henrietta's Geometry Class. Louis LeB'anc ard Jerry Mo'neoult app'y their geometric sk'l! Ir- construct- ing corcentric circles cr-d parallel fangents.

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Working deterrninedly with their individual physics experiments are: Paul Speidel, Pat Patterson, Jerry Marcoux, Lucy DeCrisantis, Ronald Trothier, and Steve Martino. ln the foreground, Paul Speidel is completing G parallelogram in his experiment concerning the direction of forces. Science sses This weather station was mode and set up by the Freshman science students. Jean Chlupek, Carolyn Cofiey, Fred Baker, Vincent Ciorpella, Ronald Bud- zenski, Louis Brandi and Barbara Casey, members of that class, are very proud of it. Don Sklenka, .Joe Salvatore, Michael Fiondello, Mary Ann Pryor, and Michael Porowski look like typical chemists as they ponder its mysteries, In this picture they are determining the changes in weight ofthe metal heated in air.