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

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MRS. SHEILA SAFERSTEIN: B.S., M.A., English, Sophomore Class Sponsor. MAN CANNCDT LIVE BY BREAD ALONE Man cannot live by bread alone although his bodily appe- tite is most easily and often fulfill- ed. There is an intellectual appetite that cannot be satisfied as easily nor quite as often. But to build such an appetite, one must first taste the fruits of its heritage. English pro- vides us with this opportunity through literature. The classic themes of literature, rooted in myth- ology, follclore and the Bible las literaturel probe into man's exist- ence. Not by giving answers but by raising questions, an awareness is created, the key to understanding, thus, with the two, awareness and understanding, the intellectual ap- petite. MRS. LILIAN BRILL: B.A., M.A., M.S., English. MRS.FRANCES LYONS: B.S., M.A., English ' Fi 4 i 'MRS. ROBERTA S. ODROBINA: B.S., M.S., Professional Diploma, English, Math. LEFT, MRS. FLORENCE CRAMER1 B.A., M.A., English, Creative Writing, Mosaic Advisor.

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Xi C5- '. jx f E0 5 '45 W vw. MR. ALLEN HAULENBEEK: AB., EngIIsh, Drcuno, French, Sophomore Play. QS. MR. JULIAN ELIASOPH: B.A., MA., English, Ice Hockey. RIGHT, MR. STUART PALMER: B.A., M.A., English, Sponsor. DR. NORMAN ROSS: B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Head of English Department, Indoor Track. ABOVE, MISS DOROTHEA CALLAHAN: A.B., English, Sophomore Sponsor. or f if . .1 'Q I 1 1 Sophomore K 2 0 I BELOW, MR. BRUCE R. MOONEY: A.B., M.A., English Drama and Speech.

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SOCIAL STUDIES-DEEPER THAN FACTS AND DATES The trend today in social studies lcit. ed.l is to re- discover man in the western world through exposure to andwopobgy and sodobgy,the UneweH'sodalsd- ence of concepm,ideas and theonea to underyand facts in depth, is to understand them in a larger rela- tion than iust facts and dates as with the older social science, history, which instead of anthropology and sociology, dealt mainly with economics and geogra- phy. ln eltect, more emphasis is placed on recent Ctwentieth centuryl history and man in relation to mod- ern day problems. 5'z+x1,:Qg5g1,,:i,.? K in tai g A A if it 1 il 399 i l a DR. WILLIAM HARTMAN: B.A., M.A., Ph.D., American and Modern European N4 History, Human Relations Club. Q-,,,. '9' -,' Y -tif 1 4 rl , i ll ,M mfg MR. GEORGE MEYER: B.A., M.S., Education, Social Studies, Junior Varsity Football and Basketball. i wi A - 4 1 - Q V ' X.. . . E G. visor. RIGHT, MR. DONALD PARKER: B.S., Economics, M.A., Social Science, Social Studies, Student Council Ad- LEFT, MISS BEATRICE THOMAS: B.A., M.A., Social Studies. 22 n.. .- ' V .,. .iff ir. -f i'-f:3'f -.I :F ......Yf-g-