Long Beach High School - Echo Yearbook (Long Beach, NY)

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math clu -ps' Q gt 1- , I t . , 9 Why, we must be in a foreign country! l The people here speak a language l've never heard be- fore. Look over there-see that black sign with the white scrawls on it: X: 1AzYZ-3YZ2-7 What language can that be? Oh! I see some people I know. l'll ask them to help me decipher these strange hieroglyphics. So l asked Mr. Berglass and Mr. Kirsch Cthey seem to be the elder states- men around herej what this was all about. They quickly explained that the foreign country was called the Mailz Club. And the language was called mathematics. We had wandered into a weekly meeting forgetting to bring passports. The passport, of course, is a desire to travel further into the strange and wonderful country of numbers. And as the sun sinks slowly into the West, we say Farewell to the Math Club and its happy natives. 27

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Math mati v Wt, 1 af W , ,,.. Islnlnlflllwlnlllll Schmitt Mrs. Anne Chairman i www: l'l'I'f'I vw f 2060 54 1 gf Z A , af, , Mr. Isidore Berglass Travel Distances Rates of Speed Time Space Mathematics The formula of Rate x Time I Dist- ance shows the relationship between mathe- matics and travel. Math has many magic formulae Cat least they seem to be magicj which do many things for us. Mathematics tells us the time of day or night . . . the speed of our car . . . the distance from one city to another . . the distance from here to a star. 26 J EW? sv! nv ii, 'wwfv I at Mr. Robert Kirsch XT? . I .2 1-va -V .1 473 f.?Wf fr 2 7 7 24 - f ,I , E 2 4 Q sms ff XX S R ' N Rik? xi? . K f ii Mr. Richard Bernstein mf! ff fffahvz, ff ' ff 'Z' 'YT 1 fi w f W X 'fi' ' 1 55 1 ' if fa af fr .. ,' 47 f Miss Mari ww, , f ,gh fzifwfg f 4 fff MM , 1,WQ,A- . ff ,lf!' f ,if e Gange , V, is' W 45 D474 .' MQQK 74244447 951065 , 15722 fa, fyzy f f 'Q if My-4 W0 x Mr. joseph Greenbaum

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Scien , W f , i 'i Science leads us on a quest-the search for truth. This quest leads us into many strange lands. Biology . . . Chemistry . . . strange yet wonderful places. The scenery is new to the eye at first-test tubes, microscopes, cyclotrons, and of course, books. In these different countries, we learn to think logically, and if we're in luck, we find some of the answers to the eternal why . Though at times the voyage of Science's quest for fundamental knowledge may seem more winding and extended than that of Odysseus, the Penelope of Science's travels is a more than adequate reward for the traveler. ffvfuww ' f,,.. ny, 'x 1 W 5 .-.....- i 1 Mr. Isaac Dubow if ,. Mr. Isadore Berglass 5722 fa ia , afcifi I QM? k - at 1, Mr. Seymour Kopilow E Mr. Mortimer Chairman ' i ., 5 i' Q14 Mr. Anthony 'Piazza Mr. Ed Coen wtf' 1, ,'1lfm.fM. 5 3.3, Q. ,I . Wi-wp' 4 if Q, A Q i 1 f J i i 2 . - 5 Mr. Paul Bedell