John Jay High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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math has come a long way from the days of one plus one. today students are offered courses as challenging and tas- cinating as algebra and calculus. in a world of modern technology it is important for everyone to have a basic knowledge mathematical concepts. mr. g. gottlried chairman '. . 1' t,f3 'K Y 2 'iftfff' W.. ' f Lua. t, , W va... ' a. jaffe, r. weiss, p. brennan, f, rosen, s. fontek, p. sindel, e. goren, m. wynn, g. lewis, r. herzberg, c. carmelli- no, h. lipitz, a. greenhalgh, m. rosen, b. newman, g. lee, i. cohen, s. potolsky, m. klayman, c. singer, r. ellis, r. ameen, s. leiserowitz, g. gottfried, b. levy. 64 t

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l . 5 J. l the physical science department offered topics ranging from chemistry to general science and physics. we explored the fundamentals of many areas such as botony and zoology. we studied einstein's theory of relativity and learned how to mix certain chemicals. we saw formulas ex- plode and currents move. the very real world of science was brought forth and our minds set to explore and examine. left to rightp mr. chaousy, mr. schukin, mrs. kosinski, mr. feld, mrs. shotland, mr. appelbaum, mr. springerfch., mr. silverman, miss. prichinello, mr. clark.

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mrs. f. hyer chairperson have you ever realized that disecting a frog may be fun? or being able to follow a drop of blood throughout the human circulatory system can be your own fantastic voyage? these many other interesting facts and ideas are what we learned from our biology department. of course teachers like mrs. toubail, mr. ka- mins, and mrs. hyer, the chairperson also help make this subject more intriguing. 1 bnmo a brown h moses, w. zaionz, f. hyer, h. englehart, I. schwartz, s. weg, m, buchsbaum, a. meyerwrtz rn toubail, d manson, p. manson, h. muskin, m. meyerwitz, b. blumenfeld, j. kamins.