St Vincent High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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V 1 aft . O . . . . tlmulates Participating in Quotes Quizdown are junior English students jim Hallinan, Don Luckett, Graydon Kouri, jim Barry, Bob Kirkwood, Bob Manning, and joe Scalia. Bob Kirkwood as winner of ancient mottoes wears the laurel wreath crown. English literature students Steve Lasko, Betty Maroon, and Joe Gluhman register thoughtful- utside Interests ness as they listen to a recording from Shake- spearels Hamlet. Below: Sister Florence, Gerry Schafer, Dorothy Donahue, Margie Elmauer, janet Mickel, Catherine Crowley, and Marilyn Stimler congratulate Betty Monzo as she admires the autographed football awarded her for writing the winning Fun vs. Vandalism theme. ......,,,m,,,.f-

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9 O 9 O Active Partl lt was arithmetic in grade school. Now in high school it is algebra, geometry and general math. Don May, Bill Palazzo, Jim Censky and joe La- Monica, with Sister Mariels aid, are multiplying numerical values with the help of slide rules. This is a part of the algebra course taken by juniors. Eddie Dannemiller and Jim Strumi are proving C1 pat1on . . . geometrically that the triangle has a 90? angle. A graph showing the results of Saint Vince-nt's 1950 football season is analyzed by Dave Scheatzle while Mary Ann Prochnow, Connie Sear, Jackie Ringlein, and Betty Monzo mentally compare notes. This general math class, directed by Sister Marijane, is offered to freshmen.

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Eager Minds Seek . . . ci? V gil ROMANI Sister Raphael and the school li- brary provide research material for us of St. Vincent's. Terry Horrigan sees his answers in the pamphlet file, while the card catalogue seems to satisfy -Ioan Cutrone and Marie Klocker. Wally Witwer, Mike May, Don May, Joe May, Brian Scott re- cord the information they have found. Below: Ed Pramuk ex- plains to Joan Seigman, Dolores Connavo, and Howard Mehi- gan how interdependent lan- guages are. Are there Latin Shmoos, too?