St Catherine Academy - Cathedeme Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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jotm Tmrir, june! lVfJile, Mary Ann Bartell, Patricia McGrath, Carol Dutra and Carol' Berard watch with interest as Sister Loretto joseph explains a conic section. Sifler M11rga1'e! Regina Jupewiwr as Katherine Galvin attempts to compute the sides of a triangle. MATH The curriculum of mathematics offered by the Academy is varied and inclusive. Freshman mathemati- cians investigate the mysteries of the unknown quantity. An integrated course covering the foundations of geometry is employed by our sopho- mores. Progressing on the third year continues in algebraic study. A broad field of mathematical thought and method is introduced to the senior class. Indeed the graduates of this curriculum acquire such skills as are adaptable to all future needs.

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Nina Piofrouvki pain!! out the plotting of a linear equation on the graph to the Algebra I class. Marg gf zyures joan Crawley and Ellen Anderron display the bulletin b Y ,,..-of- ' QQZ u6C' L i ard with the conic -V---um-iq-9, GNN Tlx? sections of the Senior math class I WO Luviil

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IIVirb n df!!!0l!.l'f1'.llflHIA. Sister Loretto joseph explains the theory of ionization to the Senior chemistry class. In 41 ZEFIIIVU, Mr. Earl L, NX'ood illustrates the History of Aviation to the Freshman Science class. Knlby Young point! out the intricate chambers of the human ear to Kathy Rembijas, Kathy Shen, and Elaine Evans, SCIENCE Take God out of nature, nothing great is left. As rt student studies the universe, na- ture, and matter, she discovers their many wonders and mysteries. As she pursues her courses in physical science, biology, and chemistry, she becomes fully aware of the immensity of the world and the omnipotence of its Creator.