St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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Class prepares to tour the lab at R.P.l. ' L -3 If, 'L in 7 v O Roberta Szylkowski shows the Math Xl class how easy a graph problem can be by means of a simple demonstration. J. Hallenbeck offers a suggestion to L. Cogovan, T. Bagdon, and G. Zack on the theory of Equations in the Math XII class. Does X equal Y or does X equal Z? Sister Anne Ger- Regents loom ahead for the Geometry studentsg trude tries to answer this query for her Elementary Al- this after -school brush up with Sister Anne gebra class. Gertrude should help them through.

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C0 Dressed Qin apronsj for the occasion, the Senior chemists are preparing to make Bromine. What is the specific heat of a metal? D. Adler, D. Urbel, and J. Rzasa search for the answer while Sister Matilda Anne watches. I The Biolo class is dee in their stud of Sergeant Keating leads his platoon as the Physics SY P Y Echinoderms, the Seniors showing an avid inter- The General Science Class is trying to prove for dis- est in the structure of starfish. provej the Archimedes Principle.

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.5 , Blu J' 4--I J. Clary, D. De Maria, J. Johnson, and M. Allen have found that the AMERICAN OB- SERVER has increased their interest and deepened their knowledge of American History. Mary MCKearn relates the impor- tance ofthe U. N. to the World History Class. No American can advance ro- ward productive citizenship unless he appreciates his heritage and government. Interest runs high as Mr. Howlan and his Citizenship Education Class discuss current events