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LEFT: Miss Sonders conducting her Italian class: FAR BELOW: Dan Wartenberg working on his study of guppies: BELOW: Mr. Love teaching A.P. Physics. Under the leadership of Mr. Lewis Love, the Independent Study Program at North Sen- ior is continuously expanding. This year, the program involved approximately sixty students who pursued various fields of study individually. Independent Study was originally established to aid students who felt that they could com- plete a course in less than the allotted time or who were interested in a subject not offered as a regular school course. A student, if he feels that he is capable, may take Independent Study in lieu of almost any regularly scheduled subject. Course titles ranged from Russian Literature” to The Ecology of a Bog. Under the auspices of the Independent Study Program, several students were able to take courses which were not normally offered at North, Advanced Placement Physics and first year Italian were only two such courses. In addition, the entire group undertook a sociological study of Great Neck and its stu- dents. The Independent Study Program, through the diligent efforts of Mr. Lewis Love and the committee, has become a permanent institu- tion at North. Hopefully, it is the forerunner of future education in Great Neck. Its success depends upon the responsibility of the involved students. So far, the future is bright.
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10 -p i-epMf'A) Student Organization The Student Organization, this year worked to become an effective force for educational reform and, although it suffered from an in- difference to school affairs that seemed to affect many students, it nevertheless enjoyed limited success. Many of the SO's educational proposals either died upon reaching the ad- ministration or emerged slowly from the tangles of red tape, However, the SO came closer to its goal of an equal partnership for stu- dents in educational decision-making, as teach- ers and administrators realized that student participation was much more than a short- lived, titillating fad. Early in the year, the student body discarded the outmoded constitution of the General Or- ganization by voting for the new Student Or- ganization constitution. The most significant provision in this document was the establish- ment of a participatory democracy in the Gen- eral Assembly, the SO's main legislative branch. All students who came to General TOP: Dan Laskin. SO President; ABOVE: SO meeting underway in room 7. 25
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