Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Page 132 text:

MATH Row l: Paula Nathan, Alvin Hornstein, Edward Dantowitz, Amy Colgan (Sec.), Steven Croopnick (V. Pres.), Robert Dreytuss (Pres.), Joseph Felder (Treas.), Jerald Weene, Bill Segal, Roberta Baskam. Row 2: Allen Schreider, Jay Packer, Thomas .Amerian, Leah Heffron, Barry Bornstein, Barry Mushlin, Stanley Brown, Carl Schlosberg, Gerald Burnstein, Karl Brother. Mr. Fuller, -Adviser. Fyrhagora.s would look twice if he saw Brookline High students, slide rules in hand, eagerly in- vestigating the realms of higher mathematics. The Math Stu- dent’s Journal, a publication fea- turing complex problems and new ideas, is their guide book. Led by President Steve Croop- nick, the club goes beyond or- dinary class work and invites noted speakers to discuss mathe- matical concepts with its mem- bers. It also sponsors Science Fair projects. PHYSICS CLUB Row I: Steven Dolberg, .Alvin Hornstein (Vk Pres.), Roger Selya (Treas.), Ellen Kazaras (Sec.). Row 2: Steven Croopnick (Pres.), Mrs. Shine, Mr. Tranberg. Mrs. Shine, Mr. Tranberg, Advisers. “Around the world in eighty days’’ — but what makes the balloon rise? This is a fundamental question which the Physics Club seeks to answer. President Robert Dreyfuss presides at bi-monthly meetings where the club members discuss and ex- periment with such phenomena as elec- tricity and gravity, and where they plan projects for the Science Fair. In this age of technology, trained physicists are badly needed. The Physics Club provides val- uable background for men who perhaps one day will answer this demand.

Page 131 text:

CLUB LATIN CLUB Leila Joy prepares to give a play review in Latin. Classical Latin is a tie binding of many of the professions and all of the Romance languages. The Latin Club, however, is concerned not only with the elaborate syntax of Latin, but also with the ancient heritage of Roman civilization. Under Mrs. Austen’s guidance and Frank Shul- man’s leadership, the club has started a newspaper, written in Latin, and is plan- ning to produce plays in their Latin ver- sions. Row I: Arlene Litwack, Wendy Sargon (Sec.), Leila Joy Rosenthal (Treas.), Frank Shulman (Pres.), Barry Rubin (V ' . Pres.), Roberta Feldman, Reba Feldman, Ann Schlosberg. Row 2: Sylvia Bergheim, Nancy Benson, Ingrid Zillman, Deanna Stein, Jane Reece, D. Rosenbloom, Jane Donahue, Mrs. Austin. Row j: Richard Furash, Philip Sambol, Philip Shapiro, Jeffrey Posner, Alan Swartz, Herbert Rubin, Michael Matz. Mrs. Austin, . ' dviser

Page 133 text:

SOCIETY Mr. Moulton seems pleased with Fannie’s explanation ot the problem. RADIO BROADCASTING CLUB “The Sound of Music” can be found at a meeting ot Brookline High’s Radio Broad- casting Club, an organization that pro- vides training tor those interested in ca- reers in radio broadcasting. In addition to frequent trips to radio and television sta- tions in the Boston area, the opportunity to actually direct and produce radio scripts is available to members of the club. Tune in tomorrow to a meeting of the Radio Broadcasting Club. Row i: James Pawley, Merle Smolker (Sec.), Paul Miller (Pres.), Hilary Lynn (V. Pres.), Peter Dicker (Treas.). Row 2: Jeanne KarpotF, Dena Tarmy, Barbara Smolker, Lawrence Krips. Mr. Walenius, Adviser.