Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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Mrs. Dorothy Heilman Social Studies Mrs. Elizabeth Hirai Math Mr. Donald Hoak Coordinator. Work-Study Program Mrs. Jeanne Hoffman Litnguages Mr. Herbert Isaac Math Mrs. Frances Johnson Languages Mr. Franklin Kehrig Head. Social Studies The great competitor Mr. Gerard Lehaney Driver Ed Mr. Marvin Levy Health Mr. Fred Lewis Social Studies 18

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Mr. Leon Gahia Audio Visual Mr. Gustav Forster Languages Mr. Robert Frank Industrial Arts Placement class saw the- great Shakespearan tragedy performed at the Stratford Festival in Connecticut. The entire senior and junior classes watched scenes from a World War I version of Macbeth performed by Hofstra College students. The Science department was active in creating new opportunities for students. Chemistry classes measured the diameter of molecules by indirect means. Biology students went to the Museum of Natural His tory and wrote reports on their experiences. After growing bean plants from seed to seed, students brought the offspring to school for medical consultation. Mr. Love stimulated his physics students to explore the wonders of 'Wave phenomena. In the Math XII accelerated course, the study of solid geometry was cut from ten to five weeks to provide more time for School Math- ematics Study Group work. Calculus was again offered and Selected Topics in Advanced Mathematics (STAM) was again pupular. The department administered the annual examinations of the Mathematics Association of America to all interested students, and sponsored two Miss Mary Gocss Head. Physical Ed Mrs. Gloria Harrington Science Miss Elizabeth Harris English Mr. Carl Hedstrom Social Studies Mr. Jack Guildroy Head. Guidance 17

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lectures about transfinite numbers by the Rev. Charles Lewis of Fordham Uni- versity. The Administration instituted a new policy for advanced placement classes. All students taking advanced placement F.nglish, French, chemistry, biology and calculus were required to take the E.T.S. Advanced Placement Examination in May. Many of these students will have advanced standing as collepe freshmen next September. Mr. Lewis Love Science Miss Christine Makuen Head, Math Mr. Leonard Mandcl Basinets Mrs. Ruth Marx Science 19