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

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Administrative role expands with inauguration of Dean of Students and Attendance Secretary Added this year to the administrative function were two new positions, Ap- pointed Dean of Students was Mr. John Cistone, whose job it was to maintain discipline and to counsel the students. Named as attendance secre- tary was Miss Susan Roetzel who was responsible for processing late slips, checking attendance, and answering telephone calls or correspondence pertaining to absentees. These two positions gave the other administra- tive members more time for their own particular functions. f. The pressing matters of administrative duties Sr. Marie Hohman, Principal. For Father part of the dag s work while for Sister it s the belong to Fr. Vincent Moraghan, Director, und checking financial statemcntslis only a small up dating of student transcripts

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1 N Part of ai busy rluy for Mrs. Csunkn, school sec' retury, is nnswcring numerous calls. ., K I- '. . ! V ' wif, 1 ' J .f 0 J ,j ..-rfb' s I Fulfilling his newly acquired position as Dean director Mr. John Ciswne. Communication is of Students is head football coach and athletic one of the Dean's primary responsibilities. Immemedin paper work is the attendance sec. duces the absentee and detention lists that remry, Mis, Sugan Roetzgl. Miss Rfmzeg pm. serve to keep St. V, students on the spot. l I 2

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Math courses prepare many students for Junior Kathy Patterson explains the use of the slide rule to students in Mr. Bolus' Math III The expressions seen on students' faces range from knowledgeable self- satisfaction to utter disbelief when they enter the complicated world of mathematics. Among the current courses designed to challenge the minds of our students are algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus and a new class in computer program- ming. The subject matter covered in these courses is largely college pre- paratory. It is formulated to acquaint the pupil with the essential principles vital to further understanding of ma- terial on a more advanced level. Faculty members in the math depart- ment include Mrs. Patricia DeJacimo, Fundamental Math and Math Ig Mrs. Mary Anne Wojno, Math I and Ad- vanced Math Ig Mr. Gary Helsel, Math II and Advanced Math IIQ and Mr. Michael Bolus, Math III, Ad' vanced Math III and Math IV. Col- legesbound students graduating from St. Vincent need feel no trepidation at the prospect of further investiga- tion of the complexities of numbers. class as classmate Mary Collins awaits her turn to use the handy device. Math students Claire Royer, Mike Robinson, and Mary Ellen Quigley, sophomores, join fore' Mrs. Patricia DeJacimo, Fundamental Math and regular Math I instructor, explains some .V A of the essentials of algebra to freshman stu- dents during a typical class period.