Hewlett High School - Patches Yearbook (Hewlett, NY)

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Decisions I cannot decide The fate of my life, I cannot accept The cautions of man, I have left my dreams On the edge of the moon And I grope at dawn To understand. Yet they taunt me And haunt me To choose and discard, To play at the game, dignified, I am young, I am eager I want to try all, And I cannot stop to decide. The dilemma of decision has been encountered by both students and teachers. Patches 1966 is dedicated to a woman who has vigorously and conscientiously accepted the respon- sibility of decisions.

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Z , of ,5'ff:,.-gf iso-A: ,gf-,ffzlg I I 1 fl, ffpfsffx - Jil l .,.,M , may Contents Theme: Decisions 1. Dledicqiiont .l 1 .o . Q ll Seniorsg . . . pUnde1fclQISSmen:g .e . . eg -Fqcultylcmdt Clubsfg l. 4 ,l. lllt . T , Sportse .le .l .5 gl gi , Pcztches'fl Staff ' . lg . t Q Index land 'Advertisements l Published by the Senior Clcxss of George W. Hewlett High School Hewlett, New York, Volume 32

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TO MRS. IRMA MARMOR The staff of Patches 1966 has Worked secretly to dedicate this publication to Mrs. Marmor. She epitomizes the theme of decisions throughout her career as a teacher of English. Her students and her yearbook staff have often requested her assistance in making decisions, and she has never failed them. She is con- stantly faced with decisions as a teacher, as advisor to Patches, and as coordinator of the Team Teaching Project. She continually strives to im- prove herself by taking in-service and graduate courses. She has shown her dedication to the teaching profession by accepting and training many stu- dent teachers. The students of Hewlett High School recognize Mrs. Marmor as a vibrant, enthusiastic person. The unexamined lite is not worth living Socrates To Write is to give, to read is to receive.' As coordinator of the Team Teaching Prolect Mrs Marmor makes a final judgment on the syllabus