St Marys Academy - Academia Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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tri ystery Although math is required only for one year many students take it for two or more years. The students may start out with easier classes such as the Foundations of Mathematics or Algebra and work their way up to Algebra II and Pre-Calculus. a. Eileen Smith and lVlary Volk concentrate on solving a problem. b. Elena Fazio goes over the problem a second time. C, Kathy D'Agostino explains her geometry problem. d. Dianne Canning can't believe it.

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If Einstein Co Icl See U No SNIA science classes range from Introduction to Science and General Biology to Advanced Biology and Chemistry. These lab classes study matter, energy and their interrelationships, as well as man, animals, plants and their environment. a. Erin Walsh studies her test tube. b Hey Nan, no fair peeking at Lisa's paper. c Linda Grundy checks her solution. d. Aleson NlcFarlane adds one more drop. 122

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- nnt Resumes ublncatwn MS PRINT lformerly MISS PRINTI, went back into publication this year after about a 10 year lapse. The SMA staff took journalism classes at Central and published the NIS PRINT jointly with the Central RAMPART. Under the leadership of Mimi Brady, editor, the staff managed to win two top newspaper ratings. MS. PRINT staff: a. Madeline Taylor, Mimi Brady, Mary Hurley, Mary Pat Beckley, Robin Lucey, Karen Schoonmaker, Marie Moshofsky, Mary Schwab. b. Senior staff members: Mimi Brady, Joanne Blais, Robin Lucey, Karen Schoonmaker, Mary Hurley, Mary Pat Running. c. Mary Hurley, Madeline Taylor, Joan Nyland confer with adviser Ed Maggi.