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■ -:d 0 — lente gained places on th« Dorothy Brower, Gary Cor Louis Alexander, Jill An- . il » honor roll at the school m‘David ilauck. David jderson. Loretta Aageline, an. Sa- the third quarter of the Nancy Maine», Michael Mary Bailey, Janet Bamn- of the oi year and 159 made the 'Lkoloako. Linda Murtha, Su chJk. William Bastian. Bema- te $tii-:tir Noil, u is announced JJn,w Bulrnissano.’ Susan fdine Battaglint, Diane Ben- School Hobert D. Agone, superin- • Candita Salzano. Shir ninger. Douglas Best, Doro- Directory enu from Endi- Unity were mem- staff of the 1964« College Student hich was publish- The 84 page di- a circulation of ? 500 among the Certific.»? and priv high h certified State Education Department Preparatory courses for the High School Kquivalency fin Basic Mathematics and ficate This dent of ili tj-E Central- iigh honor roll requires AnnM. • carries the rights I District leges of any other ol diploma that is Ae . by the New York average of from 95 to 100 cent. An average of 87 to per cent is required for ion r roll. Honor to 12 at U-E: 159 thy Bonner. Lzmrene Black, Nancy Bradt, Jojin Brairo. Stephen Branning, Thomas Bricker. Barbara Brooke. Betty Brundage, Richard Burke, Nancy Butz. On Se era Kaun population hi was eh- wide Boy pLembor 4, U-K’s ac cami, arrived from 420,000), he a vknacn as one of •out jambortt md Rol m Japan, nded a pri c Japan es lUili Alt t) to ulty. administra B,sic Kn ;lish w(1, (rffcre,, » at ’ho nnlon-Endimtt High published unde semot. Basie En h will rv,?Jon b-v ' • mee: on Mondays in room ta Kappa fiat ion-. On Honor Roll U-E Mav Offer Work Ik 'inning Septem be filth Basic Mathematics will t Directory staff- ,nee on Wednesdays in r v m r ■ Reading will there U Other ested To Potential Quitters at 14 Lucille Caciola. Elaine Ca- forio, Margaret Casey, Bruce Chnddock. Diane Charnetsky. David Chernega, Octavio Chi rlno, Elaine Chubinsky. Sber- ri Cieciorka. Charles Cole include hnscball, Since coming to the U to make many adjuMtim-rit English, the language prui however, he in getting accuatomc ing He has also had to become ui Roger Knight. Robert Kolod-1 zej. David Kushner, Kathy Kushner. Kathy Laszcwski, Angela Lockett, Carol Lord, Vincent Luizzi, Paula Lunga. Paul.. Lupo. Brant Maltby. The nion-Endicott School1 The problem also exists in District itself might provide the junior high as well as in n of Mr and Mrs. 2 Grippen tt. and Ronald J. of Mr and Mrs. ko. 205 Albany oeptemoer . «in inr u the senior high school. Mr. Me irsc in Rapid employment for 14-u t€ if year-olds who are potential . . lx; offered if m,-h. When • bo ’ become 14, ‘ dropouts. Superintendent Rich- . tt m. . . sufficient interest (Wp. McUan has advised the h «ft I ° t0 Eft adubs v ho arc inter- ‘Union-Endicott Board of Educa- part1 {m : Perhaps we would „ . ,1» jsvkTj SA School Equivalency Certift He made the suggestion re- community. ’ rate an invited to enroll tn cently during a report on the „n j sergi Ml h S i I ; cu Pn uwn t will recvslnnu? Program Edward Collins, Angelo (’onto, Paul C ook, Thomas Cooper, Joy Correll, Timo- thy Cowan, Jeaneth Cun- ning, Maria Cusano, Chris- tine Cyganovieh. Lorraine Mangini. Sha- ron McCann. Raina Me- Krell, Marilyn Meyers, Ma rihn Mistilkh. Carol Mon- eagle. Anthony Monticello, U-E Football Dance Dates Back to 1934; First Queen Crowned in '38 ough he I be a stun d to our t ed to cati times a i Cumin some of armngec teenager mix soci mo iv for (?) than terparta. hometown popular, go becaus eru sayn. of the lad Tlie board Wo ror DOCTORS: you please advise me kther aggravating prob- am a teacher of lMo- -olds. I love this age and would have no oth- ' r» otfniz ;ha: . prtain •re normal to this age. att be patiently tder- adwr» of smaller sta- le! a hoy grin when ! him They do not know a U seif-cnoinoasnevs long as they obey, overlooked. this age and should be ac- cepted to a certain extent. But 1 don’t like this kind of behavior hi the classroom. Boys hit each other aa they pass desks They heckle each other about school work They push their long legs across aisles to torment friend . They grab pencils, papers and books I by no means have a thoroughly unruly class. They work hard and are basically courteous ami cooperative It is just that this undercurrent of adolescent horseplay is an- noy» . The more relaxed we are. the worse it gets Ev been in Ja I am because one enders is a boy named Alex, a child who was terribly fright- ened of the whole school sit- uation when I got him two years ago I have worked to draw him out and build up his self-confidence Now he has fone to the other extreme and hate to squelch him. ju t •eir-eeatrloosneti. Rol we feel that a e t • a I physical fooling a r o a a d ia the class- room should not be permitted. Even at these older ages we suppose the students “test the ' limits ' jast as little children , do. Most wHl get away wfth as much as you allow. host All U-E mtc ’Nffpr fedutcihofi is, molpiQ0tn 0; so is it now, so was »1 when an article written In otn rlune Knickorbock vim »■,»- iM'ti iv football r.iptai An, lo Grn si of the undefeated, untied fuotball rldven of 1944 Mori titan 1,000 fans turned out to honor the football player: 1934 ★ ★ ★ that bonmpiay, poshing and %hnvmg My question Is; Should I tolerate this or Insist that, wlthla the classroom, we will not have H? Am I beini - YOUR ATTITUDE toward your students is good and en- thusiastic Wt wonder if this horseplay, pushing and shov- ing is the common practice or if it is just a few of the students who behave this way. It shouldn't be going on. Our guess and hope is that it We susptet that If you made pretty firm rules that there ‘1 was to be no physical fooling around In the class, these would be accented by the ma- jority — by aJl of those who were mature enough and well adjusted enough to be in the t d lo enjoy th» All U-E Night Dance. The first- recorded date of the football dance was uperviked by Miss Gladys Mcrscrcau and jtiitiliy sponsored the football U-E Class of ’45 ijTMt ic lii Clui», a danco after the dance.; in .iubsc footbj.lt players. “Now with forward to the a id 111 Clubs, ol JJh? year ’ vs. Central game. All wore put on to honor the the in? very and quite he Is ncc the clapp As far is concur are vcr hard . Stu4 except foi to keep it Thanksgiving drawing near, they look All U-E N’ltc, a dance gives by Tri-Ill I Ills is one of the biggest sports event» inis qui ion «m taken from u newspaper article Ti the “Good thi package . ’ ‘ thony, why d “Jefferson h how about y
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W can finally say suyunara to the faded, tom, threadbare, dilapidated, fifteen - year - old band uniforms. The new ones An are ny$ As you undoubtedly have no- 0 0 ticed. for the first four frumes Former of the football season the hand j)on fi , , has been wearing black slack History Seminar At U-E Sponsor Of Discussion be traveling to Argentina as an Endicott Rolan high school m the town of Nucve d» Julio, which is Buenos Aires. While at Uitfon-Endicott High, be va of which he was treasurer. He was also active in its He was a delegate to Boys State from U-E. Jim ] Mrs. He hooL FormerExd Student W ever r lor- teachfng s intereste To Mr. Bortnkk, 5 the Faculty, and the Two years afro I have me as one of willinirneas of Mr w io took the risk tf the necestu enabled me to enroll My two years at U-E David Latfa Is Winner of Trip Sponsored by N. Y. State E G Candidates ror David Latta, 17, of Endi- cott, has been named winner of a trip to the sixth annual ill r r 11 National Youth Conference U L on the Atom. November 5. 6, 7. ' M l 1 I'.r.'l V’ J {j.jh ■ 'Ol -:i :sior is ■•!!» n .LulIlilLs—Xiiu—York Queen Listed warding and I mi going to be an end of at U-E. Nevertheless, wonderful time and I memories of everyone Thanks to the t j having been so pafi me, especially when I Wes with my work. 1 the iruidance counsc t their kindness and hel Kiectiic Gas Corp t the three-day c Chicago selected fr f NYSE G’i six o frv’!«innr t barley Tn ‘ver; a teacher at U-E, will panv young latta to Chicago meeting. ghamton May' earner, a Demo ugross ot the Month I Nancy Maines, our Tigress of the Month, is very much In evi- . dence around U-E. In French Club since her sophomore year, f Nancy is the president this year. She was inducted into Honor Society in her Junior year. This is a great honor since one must all rled by Fran Pi! escorted me Delios ishanson, iiit George escorted by tc Theodore, Sharon Gtbba •orted by Wayne Ticiick, a no Haw ley escorted by John orelli. Angola lacked Announcement of the tri n h was made by Arthur Kerr, NYSE G’s local Tianagcr of the Endicott A Iwego area Mary Young l atta ranks first in by Tonj lus class of 4fK) students. He Notcwarc eccnrtwl bate Club treasurer of the • % Joe McBride, Sandy Schi U-E Key Club and is a mem- iVit escorted by Bill Gallowar her of the Honor Society. He foyce Smalscr escorted by also is an eagle scout. Davki Chemega, Marilyn The high school senior wa ?nmb esCl,rted bv ! chosen for the trip by a Slron? 1 hops that possibly through a dimple e: r of ideas, aa we have d past two years, our standing of each otbe To you my fell mates, especially m mate of IBS, 1 »ou! My only this: Finish school la juat the beg with purpose, ambit must stand. Step by hope to fulfil] our ex and cor ?5l§ I hop»!, if carefully, J great future. I we search for ou search to find and to have a loess. Let us he ------------------— i ulding standing for us and
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