Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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MATHEMATICS An increasingly technical world demands knowl- edge of mathematics and its applications. The Math- ematics Department offers algebra, geometry, and Senior mathematics encompassing both the theo- retical and practical aspects. Consumer mathemat- ics, computer programming and calculus stress ap- plication of the science to problems found in daily life and the world of business. The computer course couples fundamental knowledge with creative prob- lem solving and, as a result, enrollment in this course has rapidly increased. A visit to the Comput- er Center at any time during the school day will attest to its enormous popularity. In addition to class work, the Math Department sponsors special- ized teams which offer interested students the op- portunity to compete with other schools in the county. Through all of its activities, the department prepares students for the problems of both the pre- sent and the future worlds. MR. BLAIR KRIMMEL Department Chairman MISS HARRIET BEIM i 4 MRS. ROBERTA BARBER M R. CHARLES BERRY sn' , l Lg x MRS. DOLORES BIGLASCO MRS- LAUREL COX f ilflfN ii' l MR. MICHAEL GETTO MISS LOUISE KRISTICK The mathematicians are a sort of Frenchmen: when you talk to them, they immediately translate it into their own language and right away it is something utterly different. -Goethe

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MR. LOUIS PAUL MR- JAMES RANSEGNOLA DR. PAUL REILLY MRS. BETTY sPEcToR Y 1 ' Map -tw Al MR. THOMAS SHIELDS MR. PAUL SWENSON Not to know what happened before one was born is always to be a child. - Cicero L I HIQLL Q DR. DANIEL WEIDNER

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MRS. IRIS LEOPOLD 11329 ri-if 1 3 , I J 'Y K 7 i ' L MRS. NANCY MEDCRAFT MR. ALVIN RAPPAPORT ! ,EJ i Q f F , ' .1 YXXI 1 a. V ,ZA , iri ,. i X f M ,s ' I MRS- MAR -W MRS. BERNICE TELTSER SHAVELSON ku.. 3 r , The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of human thought. Havelock Ellis