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K!! Using the slide rule to avoid tedious mathematical computation, Steve Goldin and Dave Seeman assist Jean Abramson in working a challenging problem. NorthWood's Math Honor Society is a local chapter of the national organization Mu Alpha Theta. The society honored students who have exceptional mathematical ability and gave them the opportunity to increase their appreciation and understanding of mathematics. This was done through presentation of lectures by professional mathematicians and by stu- dents who have extensive knowledge in a specialized field of mathematics. Some of the more stimulating and matrices. At one meeting a student discussed with the members the actuarial test given by the Mathe- matics Association of America together with the Society of Actuaries. Another stimulus to outstanding math students was the math team. Composed of ten members, headed by student Roy Smith, the mathletes periodically held meets with teams of area high schools. This year's members maintained their reputation as one of the leading math teams in the area. programs included lectures on statistics, probability, MATH HONOR SOCIETY-Front Row: R. Smith, J. Abramson, Secretary, D. Seeman, Presi- dent, F. Leonberger, Vice-President, S. Goldin, Treasurer. Second Row: A. Wolman, K. Williams, E. Zirkind, I. Kipnis, J. Messick, L. Levinson, T. Brandriss. Third Row: T. Berger, S Landsman, J. Heller, G. Schechter, G. Sternstein, H. Goodman. Fourth Row: E. Tepper, E McHugh, B. Rottenberg, A. Peale, J. Zimmerman, J. Furash. Fifth Row: Cf Ackermann, J Hauptman, J. Lehr, B. Weiner, K. Fox, J. Hofberg. Sixth Row: T. Schick, E. Shefrin, A. Scilwin R. Grayson. Back Row: S. Goldberg, M. Rochkind, R. Crane, R. Bozof, M. Kidwell. 1 MATH TEAM-Front Row: R. Smith, J. Lehr, E. Shefrin. Second Row: D. Seeman, A. Maltz, J. Hofberg. Back Row: F. Leonberger, D. Crane, M. Kidwell, H. Gotts.
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