Tappan Zee High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Piermont, NY)

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throu h alchem With the aid of Baja , David reveals the inside story of a human being. Who can get along without sci- ence in this atomic age? General Science introduces the Serfs to the wonders of the world. Through Biology, the Knaves acquire an in- sight into the processes of growth and of life itself in the animal and vegetable life. The Vassals are more engrossed in the makeup and the laws that govern the universe. So, Chemistry and Physics serve them. 8th grade science projects cover the table top in Mr. Bader's room. Bewildered? Wait, Janet and Joyce, 'til you hit chemistry!

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.W Mr. Coppola explains how simple it is to net a profit. Typing C1085 heed? iflSlfUCli0flS. Judy and Ellen will later profit by having worked out Mr. DePaul listens to the clickety-claclc of active this problem under the scrutiny of Mr. Coppola. typewriters as nimble fingers sing a song. V 5 9' : ' 3 Ss 5 '55, E 2. E u 5. ,., -., .-. - S ,A 9 . . . barter 5

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To the valiant belong the spoilsln Know- ing that X and y can be made to solve problems may not seem much of a prize. Only the truly valiant think so. For them, if leisure time is subtracted, there is added the satisfaction of licking the dragon, less terrifying in reality than in fancy. Neither Miss Taylor nor Mr. Rotelli spout fireg they supply the tools to lick the dragon. It all leads to greater possible con- tribution in adulthood. In Solid Geometry class, W. Freda, J. Francis and G. Kirsch consider the properties of a spherical triangle. Do you understand?', Mr. Ro- telli pauses before resuming his explanation of tangents, chords and secants. . the abacus One eye on their notebooks the other on the board, math students follow Mr. Rotelli's every move