Villa Maria Academy - Vilmarian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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I 1 out the ti 7?; MATH An iiintegralii part of the curriculum in which tirationalii thinking adds up to tiir- rationalii probabilities . . . discovering that parabolas cant be graphed with a ruler iiscreen, screen, screenh struggling through those iieasyh impos- sible Math tests happiness is finding out that you received a tilt instead of a ii0,i on a surprise quiz getting a wrong answer because of a itsilly sign mistakeii taking turns being absent iils the answer trughti or right? finding out that the Japanese man who lives in a yellow house drinks tea, smokes Parliaments, and owns a zebra, lives next door to a Norwegian who drinks water iiThe guy who thought up this proof must have been locked up for fifteen yearsh . . . trying to figure out how solving a fifth degree equation will help solve your grocery bills ttArentt we having fun, girlsT, . . . advancing from first degree equations and isoscles triangles to logs and nth degree equations Math-an attempt to deal with the complexities of life. tiVery interesting! Would you do another oneiw requests Jackie Holt, Paulette Bochynski, Cindy Bryk, Pat Pawelczyk and J oyce Ziolo. i Math 12 is solid stuff for Linda Karaszewski, Val Andrzejewski, Sophie Fitek. Sandy Zbrzezny and Maria Galazka. 109

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h 1 1 1 1 i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 h 1 Anne Walski, Denise Szyjka, Debbie Kucharski, , Rozanne Trembowicz and Diane Szmania trace out 1 11 the ski route for the next Winter Weekend-up the :1 sine curve and down the cosine curve. 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 j hSee, ifs really very easy? ex- claims Judy Slowik to Kathy Olej- 1 niczak. 1 1 Kim Jarratt is sharp today. 2' E 1 , 1 i . . . . 1 Sharon Konopczynslu and Joan Kuc1a I'CJOICC at getting the poinL Math 1 1 1 1 w ,

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SCIENCE A gradual unfolding of lifets intricacies mo- tion and newtons, vectors and ticker tapes chemicals, formulas, equations and discoveries . . . third floor-the refuge of students in search of scientific know-how learning the basics of :; biological life Phis isntt KensingtonIW U C20 . . . K.Zfs flusha-glasses . . . geology, h oceanography, meteorology test tubes and labs ttThafs what a DNA molecule looks h likeiw evaporating water to get salt tests ; tteasyt, enough for children who read ttJack and Jilltt how does a bunsen burner work? baking cookies in that little oven thing . . . sitting down on a hissing lab chair . . . cell structures . . . trying to focus a microscope . . . topographic maps Science-a view of life and the world around us. Mary Jo Gowgiel gets a hair-raising experience from the Van de Graaff. Experi Two vampires, Eva Zabrzewski and Marlene Zoinowski, attempt taking blood from willing Debbie Frankowski. :Thm t: 0e 110 t