North Shore High School - Taliesin Yearbook (Glen Head, NY)

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f. x ill J ,,..l DONALD PARKER Cir. Ed. JA' PEGR ISABEI. PHII.I.Il'S -1,al,m.-aan Ihr- lnstory of tht- world is lrul the YU'-1 fell Wen' ll Thi- duo! and bil:-in-u of tht- ttppt-r fhvlf. lno-'rwpllv of vrvut nn-n 1- ' . r- - Kvats 1 Y Ul' fqvl Milton Anonx l f, lil' J l Good will is tht- mighliest przwlival form- in tlw nnivt-ne. ff. F. Dole fd 'ink El.lZAIlE'l'H SCOTT Frvrtvli A vor-nr vaillant rivn cl'in1possi hlv. Anon. NORMAN ROSS --English The- differvncr' lwtwvvn the right wortl and the almost right word is tht' dif- fcrt-nve lwtwevn lightning aml thc lightning hug. Nothing SllK'l'Pf'IlS like' ha-rd work. Anon. Mark Twain t. 5 1 HILDA SCOTT-fPhys. Ed. SONIA SMITH English A friend may well hr- rn-vkonvtl tln- The universe is Changi-3 our lift- is nlasterpiece of nature. what our thoughts llliikl' it. Ente-rson Marvus Aurt-lins

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' i 1-it stiff T ff 'i ' .H 6 'jf nu tty pg p e, I ,ttf Z ' E . A t I XX T V Q3 t Rx' - t EILEEN Mt-NAMARA Dramuties Speak clearly, if you must speak at all, Cnrvc every word before you let it fall. O. YV. llolmes GRACE MYER-French II y a toujours le revers de Ia medaille. C'est en forgeant qu'on devient for- geron. Anon. . ,,..f 'll-v lm.. A--agp. Several similar, subsequent, supplementary, singularly synlbolical, secondary, stimulat- ing, simultaneous, scintillating. sample examples, seemingly psychologically sound, sometimes sincerely simple. . I lt DOROTHY O'KNEFSKI-Art Art is, in the first instance and pre- dominantly, un edueation in and of the senses. Irwin Edman D. Thompson i n GEORGE OSBORN-Math Apres le pain, l'education est le pre- mier besoin du peuple. ' Danton R : Wizifsilf' ' A ,if , r , ga, I L ,A x l itz. 5 1 s I Q f f s 1 I :4gQ , X tx '- 'F' 2 i - .P Zlfj 5 . 1 4' 6212 4: ' X fl EDWIN NELSON-Business Everyone lives by selling something, R. I.. Stevenson . N as fl ul ' PASQUALE NICOLINO- Ind. Arts This above all, to thine own self he U110. Shakespeare ,.. STUART PALMER-English The important things of life are: ex- ploring nature, reading. thinking and writing. Thoreau

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lfrllil, 5'l'l'illfVlAN Scictivv 'l'ln- man who ,L!l'21llllillt'S totlaly and stops lvarning: tomorrow is lHlPlllll'2llQ'tl tlw mlzly nftvr. Newton llal-ze-r 'Y' -s 'I if ' v l70NAl,ll 'l'llUMl'SUN Math Um-nius vonn-s from lf? inspiration and 9911 perspiration. 'llll0IllilS Alva Edison Z HERMAN WElSlVlAN Scimim- llc-niovracy is base-d on the conviction that the-rv are' L-xtraordinary possibili- ties in ordinary pt-ople-. Anon. xv Qi fi 1 . 5 1, I, t JonN STERLING -Musimi 1xEA'nncE Tnoms cn. Ea. Cod kvvp nu' alivv wliilv l'ni still liv- For what avail tht- plougl1 or sail, ing. Or lantl or life-, if frm-mloln fail? Old Sl'ltlSIll2lIl'S llrayvr EIlN'l'SUll JEAN 'l'llil3ITS-Cit. Ed. BETTY TRAUTH- Phys. Ed. WR- grow loo soon olxl anal too late The strongest drug of all' gooml healtli Smart, and rval nvcvssity. Arlfvll- Boris Pasternak JOHN WILLIAMS--Math ELEANOR ZIPPERIAN-Business A penny saved is a penny earned. A womank gut-ss is much mon- ar- Fraflklin curate than a man's certainty. Kipling