Syosset High School - Initium Yearbook (Syosset, NY)

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,s- NJ we WING! i M W if J V'-01 M - UNI 'SQ vm 5 , slisggvceg LIBRARY 62 lf. wr i-:mv 1 nec: Q s . .Mwwsaexa N' bl W LIBRARY The library, the hub of the school both physlcl and scholastically, was well staffed, well run and N stocked. The initiation of a new library program entails a I ponderous amount of paperwork, crossflling and indexi The librarians were, however, able to perform their du with a minimum of disorder and confusion, yet leav time for the guidance of the students in their resec work and pleasure reading. The library desk was stal at all times with a group of highly proficient stude trained in all the necessary procedures. The library N over 8,500 books and an excellent staff was one of finest educational facilities.

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General Print Shop Man's ideas, in order to be considered worthwhile, must be capable of practical application. The Industrial Arts Department made practical applications of the concepts that academic subjects introduced only as theory. The graduates of the Industrial Arts Department were able to assume a role in American industry. We are proud of the growth of this department, for now it can take its place as a vital part of the school. Each year many lives are tragically lost on the highways due to human error. Through the learning experience on the road, classroom theory and the forceful eltorts of our Driver's Education Department, our students became aware of the need for vehicular safety. DRIVER EDUCATION Behold that chassis!

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,M ,V.L CAFETERIA , et s .cc t ,ff Q N X Nutritional deficiencies? No! irregularity? No! Hyperacidity in the lower tract? No! Lack of bulk in your diet? No! Not in our cafeteria. Thanks to the dietetically perfect meals served in the dining room by the efficient, bustling staff, we emerged just as happy and healthy as any of those Russian children ever i did! '63