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TODAY'S STUDENTS --TCMCRRQXXWS STUDENTS ' ' ' ul'T1-is lliuluffx. l'hxsi1's. and Cheniislry. The tlwories lihv Sl'Il'lll'1' tl1'IlilliIlll Ill . ,U ' mul ln'au'ti1'e of these- sviemw-s provicle one of the must interesting and most valu- almlv 1'uui's0s in the High Sclmol. 'llhf' aim of this fleparlnwut is to give the stuclvni an limlerstanrliilg as iwll as an appreviation of thv physical nature- of things as s'l1lv knmxlemlffe and further flewluplileiit in iwll as lo proparv thvm for lms.1 , svivntifil' adxam'vinf'iil. clf putms nl is lwallml hy Mr. Paul 'l'. llrosnulian. MS.. a f lllhis X z ' ' ssistecl hy Fr. l ' ml Fr. 'l'ul1iI1.C.S.Y.. MS. Hoffman. CSX.. Mb.. an SCIENCE FACULTY Nlr. Paul T. HI'lNlllli:lH. NIS, Rvv. lingvm- F. Hufhnan. lI.S.Y., NIS. Rf-x. ,luhn J. Tulrin, KSN ., NLS.
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M THEMATICS 0 SUPPLEME T RITHMETI Vrohahly the greatest scfliolastic uid to eh-ar and organized thinking is a stnfly of mathematics. By soh- ing the various prohlelns which this study presents. the student learns of the xalue of reasoning anal orgfanizecl knoxslerlge. Conse- quently. the lll3tl1PItlLlllf'S depart- ment of any school is oftrenienflous iinportanee in that it aims directly at the purpose of education -that of teaching the student to think. The inathmnatics department of St. Philip possesses a faculty well qualified for the seope of their posi- tion. lncluclefl are Brother Mark Uemieliy. USM.. Rev. joseph lf, Meara. CSX.. Rev. John J. Ry an, C.S.V.. and Brother Eugene Walsh. U.S.M. MATHEMATICS FAFULTX Bro. Mark Us-nnthw 0 S M B S Rev. Joseph lf. M rd Rev, ,lohn J. Ryan Bro. Eugene Wvfll 1 N
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