St Benedict Academy - Scholastican Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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056005 in Manager A productive mind . . . a quick understanding . . . constant study . . . the energies of algebra, geometry and advanced math students. From x-y . . . to bisecting . . . and preparing graphs, SBA girls flex their minds in development of their whole being. Our math students probe the science of exact relations be- tween quantities, magnatudes and operations . . . cite methods in accordance with these relations, quantities sought, being deducible from others known or supposed. Great is the intellect . . . Senior students of advanced alge bra really know their math! P. Kocon, E. Vladimirofl, R. Zur- ko, and M. A. Kem make the circles coincide. 22

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Ifrmn CQICSQII' to Eisviilimvwfour his- tm'y's lu-ncllcmg coursv t1'z1v1'ls in tht- social stuchvs cilrricuhim at SBA. Um' hand ami its rvsourcvs . . . topogmpliy. c-ccmomics .,, llI1YCiiS to thc hcginncr. Aint-ricun history - rlppwciztticmii of CICIIIOCIYICY - strvngthcn- ing our xuhlvs ot our Amcriczm ilCI'itilQ'l'. Disc-c-1'ning immvclizltv rights, privilcgcs, Zlllil ohligutions us citizcns of thc United Statvs . . . the-so arc our ohjvctivvs. Closvly ioinccl to this zlppwciutioil clinics world history . . . facts and plvzlsuruhlc' intimucics with thc othc-1' pcopivs of thc- world. Put- ting to use- prcvious stuciivs, svuiors prohc into thc, 4-conomic prohivms of our widv, wiclc world. :X pl'0pui'z1ti0i1 tm' our Cll- truiicc- into thc' litc of tzuigivcl mc'c'h1u1isms and intriguing politics. C. Xvilltiilllilllill hi-ht:-s tht- czlillpaliglx SlN'i'L'ill'S of P. Dowling. l'. Nloskv. C. Nlalttis. and Nl. .l. Spanish-r in the' pn-siclmtitil 1-hw-timi . . . lffisvn- limwii' , . . Stvvvilsuli. xi. Hahn. ll, Slyivs, I. Hush spark tht- prvsi- ci.llll17iliQllt'l'S slum' mixml h'c'ii1igs41l 1-h'm-limi illh il'llfiili czmipxiign. Sluchwils ui' .-Xn1m'l'ia'aii1 llishmrx l,. Kuyluxxski Xililllllt' l'lll'l'l'llt issuus, l'l'Xil'XX'illg prngrvss uf :Xnic'1'ivu. If -l2!llkflXXSixi, C. liys, C. Sl'l'lillQ4'l', C. Phmski .-Xlxus. Xl. l,2llllS7t'XXSixi :incl if -lh't-vw listvn lu S Xlish

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.SD1fLA5f0L1fLce . . . Qzfwanfifg . . . 'ling Sophs sliare Sister Dorothy's lmiologie wisdom. C. llomlmrowslxi and Xl. L. Kownaelxi investigate the mysteries ot nature. The limitless works of science . . . time- less years of great men's studies and dis- coveries . . . open to our Sl5A'ers, XVhether disecting a frog, studying the intricate parts of rare species, or indulging in the fantasy of phylums, classes and chemistry . . . captivating those future nurses and col- legiates through the powerful use of Godis elements. Mixtures, compounds, solutions. grams . . . are now few of the many new words intermingled in the chem-students vocabulary. The challenge . . . Toward the Unknownv . . . great scientists, varied and learned opinions foster the deveolp- ment of the thinking woman. M. Kuklinslii, E. -Iaworski, and M Lynch still seek the unfound unknown. 23 endif?