George W Wingate High School - Mosaic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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MR. MAX PETERS with members of his department: MR. NOEL GURIN, MR, EDWARD CHINITZ, MR. AUGUST RIZZUTO, MR. GILBERT GOTFRIED, MR. ALBERT MARKS, MRS. ADELE SHAPIRO AND MISS JUDITH HANDEL iiiiiliii MATHEMATICS Wingate has yet to produce any strong contributors to the world of complex mathematics, but as evidenced by the increasing number of calculus and advanced math courses, this situation vvill not exist much longer. Mathematics Chairman Max Peters and Mr. August Rizzuto are presently teaching classes in differential and integral calculus vvhich, if the students pass an advanced placement test, will carry college credit. ln September, such terms as differentials, integrals, asymptotes, and parameters, vvere Greek to the eager and not-so-eager calculus students as were the large number of Greek letters used as symbols. Not to be discounted are the increasing number of advanced algebra, trigonometry, and intermediate algebra classes. Credit must be given to the teachers of these courses, as vvell as to those of 9th and 1Oth year math. ln additton to the above, they are: Miss Clara Adlerblum, Mr. Louis Cooper, Mr. Ralph Deutsch, Mrs. Gilbert Gottried and Mr. Martin Jacobs. Mr. Marks instructs the lone Modern Math class, also knovvn as the Math team, Q . 5 ,W

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MRS CAROLE NEWMAN and MISS ELAINE MILLER with members of the French and Spanish clubs js 'N O sk . 'MQ an 'Q' o' . , -5 .Of I . 7 51,1 . . .Hs . A Ewen . 344 if I mzfiwuw FUREIGIQ LAN GUAGES 4,gf ft '41z,t, W Jr I . C A I sa - Foreign languages are keys that open doors into new and fascinating lands. In Wingate, these keys take you to Spain, France, Israel and Germany. In exciting Spain you will meet caballeros and senoritas. You will go to gay, colorful fiestas and death-defying bullfights. If you journey to France you will enjoy first-hand the delicacies of.French cuisine. You will stroll down the Champs Elysees and visit Ie tour Eifel. You may say au revoir to Paris but never adieu. Imagine yourself buying Dresden dolls in Germany and dancing a polka in a hier- garten. When you go to Israel you will see the miracle of deserts transformed into exquisite gardens. You will gladly say, Shalom Alechem, peace be with you, but you will hate to say, Shalom lgood-byel Israel. Dr. Philip Scherer, chairman of the depart- ment, teaches German and French. Mr. Sol Moskowitz teaches Hebrew. Spanish is taught by Mr. Alex Ball, Mr. Sol Corteselli, Mrs. Ethel Mirin, and Miss Claire Miller. French is taught by Mr. Sam Nemson, Mrs. Shirley Benjamin, Miss Marie Heyman, Miss Bernice Litwack and Mrs. Carole Newman. DR. PHILIP SCHERER, Chairman