Bay Shore High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Bay Shore, NY)

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Jane EY 1n I ou11e Mmm kenneth l elrle Irmgard W entzel Ruth Glmbernat Ivzglnh I'ngl1sh Fngllsh Lngllsh Englnh Il1e root- of our 8tlllt dllOIl l1e 1n tl1e Engllah Department Lndrr the 1r ucpert -fmdanee hase l'tltlXltl the ha ll 11111111111 w1tl1 Mlllf h to multn ate o11r know lm elf 4 lt 11 lllI'0ll ll them that we fit-t had thr root of -une-Q planted firmlx 1n our lllllltl The ln truetor of thl department haxe un elfi-hls Unen of tl1e1r tune to 1nGt1ll w1tl11n us the Gu te11anee whuh l1a rebulted 1n o11r dllllllN to comprehend all othu lelated uhjeet The wolld of llteratuu has hu n presented to us, aa wr haxe hun almle to lauffh w1tl1 'Vlark 'lwam and feel the l1orror tale of Edvar Allen Pot W1 han dtluul IIIIO the Tfdllll of poetry al-0 w 1tl1 the Ililtllllf' of the ldsll of tl1e Kmff and llu Rune of ilu Anen nt 'Warmer DTJIIIHIICS haw taken the1r place 1n our exerx dav 1lVlb an wt hase enjosed both Ureat masters and tl1e 111ore contemporary author Attlllff the partb of Hamlet ,lullu Cac ar a11d llaebeth, we hawe ln come fdlllllldl' w 1th the world Q Ureateit llrlllll dllsi I Mildred Blttner Klbert Martm I lbrurum Engllsh ln pro-fre img on to the hwher th111 f we 11at ulalls ana ou11ter -Ollll ratlur eomplex ubjeet Manx tudmnt- an llllllllfll to plate Latm and Func l1 111 thu can fors Howexer a wt lneeonu more llldllll'L,0lll' 1 arlx opnnon luromr soul fox whcn we art lllU'Olllltlll to the 'frm at w rltcr 1n other lOlll'llL-, we rcalwa the nnportanu of forelgn languaffe Our teamherp haxe not faltered lll tll'llllllU the fundamental- of tat l1 languagr 111 our lllllld 'Next we lmuonu awarc of thc great 11x1l1zat1ons of these eountr1es and we COIIUIIUC on llll0 the Page ten John Dou l1 .lulle Franehl Harrxel Hall Englnh French Latm llteratule of thue languages w1th the readme of the orat1on of CICCTO, to the tales of Anatole Pranee -tnother nnportant root from wluch wr rc eene ample food for thouvht 1 tl1e hlrrarx lt mas In a1d that our l1l1rars 1 one of the greate t ald- 1n our den lopmc nt ae a wa ll read student lxodw lnder comprtc nt guldanee the l1l1rars clfietentlx r1111 41 a rm ult 1t 1- ters rare tl1at one find .1 lNNll1lCI'ld tuclent seanmnv the 1-helwes for a Gultable book . . . 1 . 1 . ' '1 S 1 ' 1 5 , ' ' ' 1 1' 4 1' A 1, h ,. . . . . . 1 1 . 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 . 1 p 1 1 F 1 1 1 1' , ' . 1, 1 1 1 Q 1 . 1 P , wc ,. I., 1 , . -1, 111'-1 1 5'111 1 K -' - '1 1 111 1-1 ' v1 S 1 v S. 1 ' 11 - 1 71 '- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - Q ' 1 r- ' ' L- r- . t-' 11 . . . . 11 1- 1 1 Q - .1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . ' Q 1 1 1 1 . . 71 v l 11 1 s s s ' - '. ' . 1- S I ' ' ' ' 1' ' S. 1 ' ' . z- L . 1:- 1 S ' ' S f ' ' ' . S 'S 1 . ' ' ' 11 1 Q ' Q 11 1 1 1' - K K - . , . 1 1. . U y 1 ' 1, , 1 13 1 1 .w , 1 1 1 1 1 lf! f? Wt '1 ' . -11, f ' 1 !l'i'?'K2. .1 ' gas ' , 1 . S .S , - . . ,. . 1. 1 1- ' 1- r- 9 r' ' ' 1 ' 1' ' ' ' s s. s . . . 1 A , . 5 , A. . 1 . . . . 1' .1 1 ' 'Q 11 11 1 - 1 5 -1 1 ' 1 ' ' v1 1 ' v 1 P .. , . . , 1 1 1 1- - ' ' 1 11 1 V ' ' 4 'g l ' 1 ' . 5 3 1- ' A .' . v 1 11 1 1 ' -1 11 ' ' 1 4 ' 15- l 1 S 1 i ' - P 1 , ' 4 . 1' ' X , 1 L I 1 lx . 'r 1 V1 v C 1 . Q . 1 rj' 1 1 1 Q . 15 1 1 - ' ' ' ' 1 ' - . A I 15 . ' ': r v 1- . 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' Q Q 1 1 -' 1 Q 1 ' 1 1. E -v 41 v, 5, 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1' I 1 . - 'K M 1 . 1 1 1

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W vnton Hotalmg Nllldred Nlaa ch Anne Bennett Mlzpah Owen Clifford Clark Socml Studies Socml Studies Social Studies Socuzl Studies Social Studtes As we contmue on throuffh the development of our educatlon we are exposed to the field of hz tory ,lust as the saplmgs are txpo-ed to the nr-ccssarw elemcnts, o are we consclous of this vltal subject We are able to study the develop ment of natlonal ffroups and the adventures of the ffreat men of those tlme In our freshman wear, we first become aware as well as our social phere- PFOUFCQCIIIU' on to our sophomore Vear a studs of the past lm ludcs world bntorv, or, from the early clvlbzatlons rlglll down to the present sltuatlon Our Jumor and semor wears provlde Us with a mlnute survey of our own Amcrlcan hlstorv and the problems of democracv It mlght be sald, that the studv of hlstorv IQ the studv of manklnd 1n h1 ffrowth and develop tod Paulme Helblg Lester GOSICT Carl Harbeck Ralph Elliott Clifton La Platnex Science Science Sclence Science Science One of the maln branches of our educatlon IS the mtrlffulnv field of sclenee Untll we reach our sophomore wear, our knowledve of the scxences IQ confined to a few lJ3QlC fundamental taught to u ln Junior luvh school As we grow older, and our mmd become adapted to the more dxfhcult subject , we delxe mto the xarled sclence We 1n Bas Shore have a great many courses offered to us Phwslcs, Blologv, Earth Sclence, Chemlstrw, and Health Of all the e sub jects, Chemlstrw IS probably the most wudelw known, for whenever the future chemists are per formlnv one of thelr experlments, the telltale odors soon become qulte evldent ln the balls The IIIHJOFIIV of the Physlcs students are boys, for the glrls seldom find much lnterest m the wllys and wherefores of physlcal changes However, Blologv and Health rank equally popular wlth both bows and Ulrls, perhaps because one or the other IS requlred for ffraduatlon Nevertheless, the mterestlng way ln which they are presented make them xery enjoy able courses Page eleven fi ' , P ' ' ' 1 , 1' ., T ., .S Y. .l f .' l ' Y .' , l Y , . I ' . . U . , ' ' l .' S ' ' ' ., U L if . ' .. s .' '. . ' C' N . ' C M . S. . . L U . ' .s of the part economics plays in our governmental ment. lt is, most assuredly, the greatest story ever ' ' . s 3. P -. F l . U C Q ' v C' R .l Y r' S ' . .L Y L. S . . . S . . . .C M ' V Y v . . . v 'V . S . . . S' V, . I 'V U. A N 1' uv A. ' U 0 . . Y . S - . . . .