Bellport High School - Log Yearbook (Bellport, NY)

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SOCIAL STUDIES There are things to be learned about people, collectivelyg actions and reactions of the past -- basic subjects of the Social Studies course -- have future-wise implications. S1 ENGLISH The ineluctable modality of behavior -- a representation of public speaking to the senior English class, by Gus Vaccaro. MATHEMATICS A never-never land of forever- forever importance -- mathe- matics. Here is discovered the intense practicality of abstract rulesg view, please, what can be done with them.

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GUIDANCE Schedule arrangements, gen- eral and specific grievances, and this business of college. As our high school careers progress, we become progres- sively more appreciative of and dependent upon the guidance department. LANGUAGE Preparation for that encounter - no English, please! Besides, languages have a definitely broadening effect upon the spirit -- and, it has been shown, upon the concept of English. COMMERCE Capability and efficiency, ends of the commercial program, will be invaluable to these stu- dents -- the operative forces and recorders of modern American life.

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BIOLOGY Biology is looked forward to with squeals fby those who con- sider disection distastefulj and taken, for the most part, with fascination. I, nik EARTH SCIENCE The Earth Science course is naturally informative and in- cludes such interesting features as field trips and operative volcanoes. Future careers in science-geology, and archae- ology. CHEMISTRY Vivid remembrance of that first encounter Qvalenoe table in Greekj, But a beautiful coherence eventually appears, and ingenuity.