St Mary of the Mount High School - St Mary Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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VHILE ACQUIRI G LA GUAGE KILLS e Latin II class is studying Roma Richard Bolick points out the ,ces of major interest on the map. zricia Slogan seems to be deeply mtemplating a passage of Virgil. e other members of the Latin IV iss look on with avid interest. Senior Commercials begin an exercise in their English work- books under the direction of Sister Maria Edmund, but Mary Ann Morris would rather watch the birdie. iumssf , , '1 f 's - ,, k7,. Ln 1. ,-., ws. -sf cv.: :fs 5-27,.wN::,f.s c

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X D SCIENCE Following the directions of Sister Imelda, members of the Junior Geometry class delve deep into the problems of con- struction, The future Einsteins of the Junior Class are prying into the mysteries of chemistry, and Georgianne Casilli seems to have found one of the answers, The classroom floor serves a new purpose for members of the Trigonometry class. They find this new visual aid most ab- sorbing, The freshmen of Room 103 appear to be having no difficulty in solving their simple equations.

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'I H John Knouff, Carolyn Sapienza, Thomas Deigan, and Florence Bittner prepare to make the chalk dust fly, as Francis Mc- Grath reads the directions in Sister Jame- sine's English III Class. These freshmen seem to have little trouble with declining Latin nouns. If they keep up the good work, they'll have no trouble in their battle with Julius Caesar next year, To provide an exciting climax to the French II class, senior students harmonize the Marse1laise. John Sullivan seems to be holding up the bass section, n'est-ce pas?