St Johns Preparatory School - Prep Shadows Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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1 -.yn W... , . , . my K ,. ,, f43,,Wm.k, F 2 Walter M. Brady, B.A. Assistant Coach Herbert Hess, B.A. Coach The Physical Training Department has as its purpose the building of the Prepster physically. Classes are con- ducted at Carey Field, in the swimming pool, or in the gymnasium, where the students may play basketball or exercise with the gym equipment. During these periods the instructors provide personal lessons for the students in the fundamentals of the various sports. Each class has two such periods weekly. Physical Training E U Joseph F. Cuneen, B.A. James C. Kelly, B.A. ' Library Department Under the direction of Mr. William Pine, the Prep Library has the important assignment of providing ade- quate supplementary reading material for all the courses offered at the Prep. While the library already contains . more than 7000 books and a balanced collection of mag- ! t Mr. William F. Pine M.A., B.L.S. Librarian azines, pamphlets and vocational materials, it is con- stantly adding new books to its collection. The library also offers special displays and materials coordinated with speciHc lessons assigned for class work. Harry A. Howell, M.A Paul A. Wolfteich, B.S Peter Vitulli, M.D. School Physician

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I lx, j j 3 A , A Charles H. Metz, B-B.A- The relation of sine and cosine come in for discussion in Mr. Anastasiois Thomas H. Reed, M.A. Trigonometry class. The objectives of the Mathematics Department, under Mr. james L. Malone, are three: first, to fulfill the school objective of developing a well rounded Catholic student. Second, to prepare the student to cope with the math prob- lems he will meet in his sciences courses, third, to give the student so com- prehensive a training in math that, upon his arrival at college, he will be equal to and, in many cases, ahead of his classmates in that Held. This year at the Prep, there has been instituted a new four year Math program. Math I covers elementary algebra. Math II deals with plane geometry. Math III consists of a joint course in intermediate algebra and trigonometry. These are all required subjects. The electives offered in senior year are advanced algebra and solid geometry. john I. Volpe, B.S. l Rev. Edward W. Young, C.M. John D. Woelfel, B.S. 27

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Frances Ceis Patricia Murtha y V . Rose Ciccarellf Treasurefs Office Josephine O'Hara, Ioan Flannery, Mrs. Marie Fleury. Muriel Powers P 5? If-,wav E Office Staff