North Babylon High School - Blazer Yearbook (North Babylon, NY)

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Math Team Mr. Nicholas Ambrosiano, Math Club advisor, uses graph to illustrate a concept. Roger La Rose, Jim Larsen and Mark Spelman carefully check completed problem to make sure it is correct. Under the guidance of Mr. Nicholas Ambrosiano, a number of North Babylon's astute mathema- ticians have been brought together to form the nucleus of the Math Team. The students belonging to the Math Team compete in interscholastic meets in which points are given for the number of problems correctly solved by each school in a limited amount of time. North Babylon has performed remarkably well in competitions of this type, and will assuredly con- tinue to do so in future years. L-R: J. DeI.uca,. S. Vardon, E. Shanks, D. Peters, J. Stein, E. Cordes, S. Predmore, R. LaRose, M. Spelman, J. Larsen. l22

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Future Business Leaders of America The F.B.L.A., as it is commonly called, is an organization for those students who intend to go into the field of business on completion of their educational training. Members of this club headed by Miss Mary Ann Vlfoycichow- sky serve as ushers at concerts and dramatic productions, as well as taking charge of the preparing and selling of tickets. It is hoped that the experience gained by members of the F.B.l,.A. will be of great use to them when they enter the busi- ness world in earnest. 5 S ' U T UR E USINESS EAQERS MERICA co MISS MARY ANN WOYCICHOWSKY i , Officers-IL-Rl: J. Cuhring, Vice President, B. Broderick, Treas Advisor urerg M. Marinaro, Secretaryg J. Murry, S.A. Rep. Not pictured Karen McManus, President. V First Row, L-R: M. Savino, P. DeVita, R. Cuerciog fSecond Rowl: R. Hoover, B. Danz, C. Klein, A. Holmberger, M. Don- oghueg fThird Rowl: J. Carroll, L. Ochs, E. Healy, E. Preston, M. Marinaro, J. Schweit- holmg fFourth Rowl: C. Kuczkowski, J. Cuh- ring, M. Jahosky, B. Broderick, J. Murray, M. Russo, C. Mannag fLast Rowj: E. Frank, J. Frantzen. l2l

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MR. RUSSEL CAMARDA, Advisor Although it does not function as a regularly sched- uled activity, the Oratorical society under Mr. Russel Camarda's direction has for the past four years pre- pared students for the annual American Legion spon- sored oratorical contest. The effects of this activity do not stop with the few students to whom it gives an opportunity to prepare and deliver a formal speech but extend rather to the whole student body since it is another means of stimulating interest in history and an emotional appeal to a fuller appreciation of our price- less American heritage. The ratorical Society Notaristefuno. critical eye. Orators Roger I.uRose. Kathy White, and Ralph Left: Ralph Notaristefano tests the effectiveness of a gesture as Mr. Camarda views it with