St Catherines High School - Lance Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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fy f SISTER M. LUCY-Chemistry, Advanced Science, Moderator, Sodality, Adviser, Ushers Club, Bi-Phy-Chem Club . . . SISTER MARCIA - Biology, General Science, Sacristan, Freshman Homeroom 219 . . . SISTER MARIE-English I, Religion I. MARIE JOSEPH-Physical Education I, I, Spanish I, II, Adviser, Cheerleaders, GAA, Homeroom 225 .. . SISTER MARY -English II, III . . . SISTER MARY English II, IV, Adviser, FTA, Sopho- Homeroom 217. MR. JOHN F. MCGUIRE-Economics, General Busi- ness, Physical Education, Head Coach, Basketball, Track, Assistant Coach, Football . . . SISTER M. MICHAELINDA-Head of Latin Department, Ger- man I, Latin II, Religion III, Co-ordinator, Sophomore Guidance, Adviser, Latin Club . . . SISTER M. NAZAIRE-English II, Speech, Assistant Coach, Lincoln Debate Club, Adviser, Sodality Unit, Fresh- man, Junior Homeroom 203. MR. JOHN T. OPFERKUCH -Band Classes, Director, Band . . . SISTER M. PASCAL-English III, Speech, Moderator, Junior Red Cross, Adviser, Forensics Club, Juriior Homeroom 123 . . . MR. EDWARD J. RACE -General Business, Physical Education, Sociology, Head Coach, Football, Baseball, Junior Varsity Basket- ball. MR. DELBERT F. GOEBEL-American History, Com- mercial Law, General Mathematics, Co-ordinator, Oc- cupational Guidance, Coach, Freshman Basketball, Fresh- man Football . . . SISTER M. GONZAGA--English I, Religion I, Freshman Homeroom 207 . . . MRS. MARGARET HAAS-Latin II. REVEREND ARTHUR HERKOWSKI-Religion II . . . MRS. NANCY HIGGINS-Physical Education II . . . SISTER IVA MARIE-Bookkeeping, General Business, Typing, Retailing, Business Mathematics, Sophomore Homeroom 223. SISTER M. JOAN-Head of Mathematics Depart- ment, Algebra II, Geometry, Plane and Solid, Trig- onometry, Senior Homeroom 105 . . . SISTER JOSEPH ELLEN-Head of Commercial Department, Office Practice, Shorthand, Transcription, Adviser, Sodality Unit, Secretaries, Inc., Co-ordinator, Occupational Guidance . . . SISTER M. LUCILLE-Algebra I.

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From the Math Angle 1 Math applicants stocked up a year'l r .supply of pencils, papers, erasers. Before the ink was dry on September's regis tration forms, the great rush to the book stori had begun. But beginners luck did not rest ii mathematical tools alone. Frequently, hours 0 juggling dots, lines, signs, and numbers producer highly doubtful answers. Only after the smoki of fatigue cleared away, did a wrong sign appeal to reduce sheets of hieroglyphics to absolute zerq Nevertheless, set-jawed students dogged or month after month. Wliile piles of supplies kep diminishing, math insight, on the other side o the ledger, increased and multiplied. HAIR LINE SKILL. Trig students take the short cut by i using a slide rule. Left to right: Pat Dutney, Paul Paronese, Bev Botsch, Dennis Cronin. PREPOSTEROUS POSTUI-ATE. As of old, angle mysteries chal- Tony Sivoli, Marianne Lichter, Joe Gamell, Mike Kircl' lenge prospective mathematicians of 1959. Left to right: Tom Postorino Islandingl. 16

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NIP AND TUCK- A snip here and a stitch there enhances the Habetler, Dolores Lochowitz, Sally Dickert and Pat Bushel beauty of any woman's wardrobe. Left to right: jean learn how in clothing classes. 18