Martin Van Buren High School - Futura Yearbook (Queens Village, NY)

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The Future Business Leaders of America, Left to Right, Back: Ted Fackelman, Wendy Crichlow, Sheila Coodman, Elizabeth White, Stacey Ann Mayer, Vincent Gayies, Anthony Wallace, Front Theresa Zeisler, Nanette Prahl, Muriel Parker, Heather Gordon, Stephanie Bodner, Stacy Peter 55,55 : Future Business Leaders of America are recognized throughout the U.S. and especially in New York State as a Would you be able to solve this problem: What percentage of this sum of these numbers is their aver- fine way to train young people in the functions of business. Students have the opportunity to participate in state- wide contests in such skills as typing, accounting, recordkeeping, office machines, data processing, and many others in a three day convention. In addition, students have first-hand ex- perience in raising funds, keeping records, and being on call for any school service. age:1716!17,1817!18,1918!19, 20 19!2O? It looks simple but it's not. This type of question is the type that the mem- bers of the Math Team do in their competitions. Led by Mr. E. Bishop, chairman of the math department, the math team battles out brain-teasing problems that would stump the aver- age person. The team competes inthe national Atlantic-Pacific meets as well as city-wide math meets. Math Team, Left to Right, Top.' Mr. Bishop, Steven Farina, Michael Landman, Scott Silverberg, Ron Westhauser, Richard Friedman, Bottom: Edward Hughes, Tina Lee, Sunita MacKhijani, Mark Adelson, Eric Karten, Robert Hamburger, Carey Bagdassarian 24 MATH TEAM!F.B.L.A.

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NEXT MEETING 'iii E wnnbux www ' . ' .I-I 'Z A - Dean Sakona competing in the Annual Airplane Contest . Here's what's happening in the Science Honor Societyl 0 4 awf- 5, ' ww h -44af?f'+,43N ?wPf' f--Q., Taking some time off from their scientific expedition, the members of the Science Honor Society relax while President Ron Westhauser, right, unwinds.

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Computer Club, Left to right, Back: Terrence Eaves, David Ortiz, Vincent Gales, Kevin Duffy, Anthony Chironno, Mark Pheffer, Chris Krauss lV.P.l, Alan Brill, Mr. Kaplan, Front' Stephanie Green, Margaret Elder, lra Korn, Robert Hamburger iPres.l, Bill Resnick, Teresa Zeisler tifi 1 A-'s in fend ry 1. PUT EDIT l'WE ARE FROM REMU- LAC'HSKlPl1l,Xl1l,Al19llp For those who are mathematically inclined and seek a new kind of ad- venture, the Computer Club can offer that challenge. Among languages used by it's members are RPG, CO- BOL, FORTRAN, and PLX1. pr- ek. We knead you! says the Bread Baking Club. By taking dough and punching, beating and absolutely kill- ing it, the students can get rid of their frustrations while learning gourmet methods of baking bread. Club mem- bers are mainly concerned with fun, excitement, and pigging out on their oven fresh rye, pumpernickel, and cranberry breads. 5, ,,. .,,, . 5 ' me B B 0 .t aew ts .v-,-Wit . . ft P35 fl' 'C - .1 .1 K Rx, 'f L -I . Breadbaking Club, Left to Right: Jill Wishinsky, Anita Janko, Mrs. Purnell ' A . qs V. Y:,', gr, J 5' 't . LA COMPUTER, BREADBAKING CLUB 25