Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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The day of reckoning . . . -L X equals log 7.5 divided by log 2.6. we xv 1,i .- 4,4 X1-1: Always, sometimes or never? A simple question of rational numbers M-W if -a..,,,M,,,n M, , wi vmwu

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ccen fuaie fAe :positive MATH DEPARTMENT ffront rofw, left to rigbtl Mrs. Gilfedder, Miss Flagg, Mrs. Fox, Mis: Pertz, Mrs. Clnerzok, Miss Gould, Mrs. Halprirz, Mrs. Rogart, fsecond row! Mr. Haines, Mrs. Rebezlser, Mr. Bloomfield, Mr, Colaerz, Mr. Slnafran, Mr. Hoclaberg, Mr. Dresrler lClaair- manl, Mr. Doll The demand for students well-trained 1n math- ment has extended its program by adding two ematics has increased considerably in the past additional advanced courses of solid geometry few years. Therefore, the Mathematics Depart- and calculus. MATH OFFICE SERVICE AIDES Kfrorzt row, left to riglatl Weiss, Sarrzer, Hartx, Holzberg, Offerz, Black, Gross, fsccoml row! IVer11er, Reichert, Mazer, Arebilmld, Berger, I-leimorz, Sclaoerz

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PHYSICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ffirst rofw, left to riglotl Mrs. Augustine, Dr. Greenstone fClJairnmnl, Mr. Gutchin, Mrs. Nlutterperl, fxecond row? Mr. Langrock, Mr. Harris, Mr. Kirsclcfeizbaum, Dr. Buckal, ftlaird row! Mr. Holstein, Mr. Levin, Mr. Gross, Mr. Lefu CA, jne :Soulful of fAe SGWIFA is aCiLe usic The study of Physics, Chemistry, and Earth Department aims not only to teach the basic Science aid the student in the development of principles of these subjects but also to interest his intellectual faculties. The Physical Science students in more intensive study. Z i What conditions determine the magnitude of the MV- Gllivlflifl find! the solution- centrifugul force which a rotating object exerts?