Long Branch High School - Green Wave Yearbook (Long Branch, NJ)

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LAWRENCE T. HATTON Dept. Head B.S. Albright College General Math, Geometry, Trigonometry JOHN WILSON A.B. Montclair State College Algebra, Geometry ARLENE R BROWN B.A. Colby College Algebra, General Math Delta Tri-Hi-Y MA THEM A TICS An Essential Tool E. J. HARTMAN A.B. Bucknell University M.A. Lehigh University Algebra. General Math Student Council-Book Store Mr. Hatton explains inverse of angles to his trigonometry students. 26 i

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ELEANOR L. GILBERT A.B., Raddiffe U.S. History Student Council Safe Driving Committee Miss Taylor outlines international law for her Political Science class. and Its People Courses included are United States History I and II, World History and Modem History. There are two additions this year, a Survey of the Social Sciences and a seminar in New Jersey Problems. The Survey consists of six-week units in Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, Geography, Economics and Political Science. The Seminar, a noncredit senior course is conducted by leading New Jersey citizens. Plans for the future include further expansion of the curriculum. BERNARD L. DOYLE B.S., Fordham University M.A., Columbia World History, European History History Club J. LEROY JUCKETT A. B. Central Univ. of Iowa B. S. Rider College U.S. History Senior Class S.C. Student of the Month CHARLES H TYGER B.S., Indiana State College U.S. History Co-ordinator of Class of 1966 E H. STRACKE B.A., M.A. New York University Modern History S.C. Welfare Comm. 25

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Have you ihe solution, or are you the problem? Knowledge of mathematics is essential for everyone. The commercial and general student, as well as the college preparatory student, needs a solid background in mathematics for everyday living and for further education. The Mathematics Department, headed by Mr. Lawrence T. Hatton, offers a wide variety of courses to every student. For the college preparatory student, five years of mathematics are available. Algebra I and II and geometry are generally the minimum courses required for college admission. For advanced study, solid geometry, trigonemetry and advanced mathematics are taught. Four years of general mathematics are available to commercial and general students. This course of study encompasses work in percentages, graphs, budgets, business transactions and logical analysis. EMERY B PUDDER B.A. State University of Iowa General Math, Algebra ALBERT K. BOLLMEYER B.S. Rutgers University Algebra, General Math, S.C. Ways and Means PAUL A. TEAMAN A.B. Allegheny, M.A. Univ. of Pittsburgh Gen. Math, Algebra, Geometry Math Club MILLER PRESTON B.S. Ursinus College Gen. Math. Algebra S.C. Social Comm. MILTON F BELFORD B.A. Newark State College Gen. Math, Algebra, Chess Club 27