Flushing High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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But the JUSTICE Department is stamping its assertion that statements made to t press are the proper concern of the Litrust enforcers. The First Amend- nt does not provide a screen behind ich you can fix prices, said ri Justice partment spokesrmn '-- f fi-nc can noly situation, 5 n, there should alic statements le added that icern was with n rather than nts. The timing of ill Street, give ,son for alumi ne doubts, in ' would stick i Jeter F. Merne' '. Rothschild 8 industry recen ' price increas td extensively ter appliances. ' competitive pr e finstock rise ce increases. izze said. But ion, we'll have The electrician e lines daily t ,id he and his ave also il the Jwn. One of t hool. which h ears. The miller said ill for one da hen his custom is now convert During a lull halil Harb left ioeshop across 'eparing a ship nets and men's - There used t akers here an wer the country half a dozen o The residents were had never ieir Christian n ie contrary. th 1 example the f as a Christian t Mlhey have tri ore relations w urs, according t iev had offered There were no t at the brea.k ins see diversit iandicap in the recapt.ure their Agreeiin-g with - at New York mogenizedf' N dis special city whether we' altc the center l't ' and ivorkab While he was t , Koch and l Untlnlc was car Dnts of Federal iflr a light-hea dicncc that the delegation, he mes I.. Delane ,vc to carry t squeeze more Jvernment. Jim Delaney'. iles Committee. the House an ingress, Mr. :ct Ed Koch, J rc New York ev When the lau 'rvous-had s ent on in a se cal Democrats txt Mayor, w in in Washingt State Senator t 'atic candidate for Council, and Harrison Goldin, running for re-:lection as nmptroller, were all but submerged in ie mornings activities. For Niiss Bellamy ic comparative lack of notice was ironic. ir the lttondale visit had originally been jeans. PP ,V - Top right - The boots made for walking . . from fashion wedges to western Fryes -Q and stacked heel varieties. lmported European styles with skinny heels and stirrups remained popular especially with coordinated fashions like gauchos and rolled-up Above - The custom van, with its hall moon and sun-design rear windows. Other additions to the vans included painted murals on the exterior, with wall-to-wall carpet- ing, stereo systems and other home conveniences inside. Near right - The disco bag, slung over the shoulder, was worn as the newest accessory. For evening wear, it was made of satin, with a silken cord just small enough to make it a useful, fashionable little purse. Far right - The free-wheeling moped, an inexpensive, handy city vehicle requiring very little gas and effort to operate. ,has been rated not approved by the Ighe quoted rrom a 1-HW' -1'-Hvw T'----'D-'-vw '--- '--- ---,--- judiciary committee of the Association letter supporting her. Stat She had Sen ed On The T' ofthe Bar of the City of New York. Mr, Coven's letter also charged that, egliwga Association Sources The rating was expressed in a resolu- ther campaign pledges to- ppt the funds al ubeenrwld of these char ec tion by the judiciary committee drawn F cgntrolled by the surrogate scourt-they SC? fn em amd and founi - up yesterday that said she had a ulackllzurmgate oversees the disposition of es- na '.i Q I tf I e F '---'f---' W --1'-'-'rwnt :anrl lacked nn:-nnlv mln hunks that did not suv Liens C alm5 were no a 5 If you're searching for a city with style - look no further than New York. The Big Apple's a pacesetter, a trendy place where everything and anything that's new or different can be found. In the past year, New Yorkers asso- ciated with many different fads. Among fashion fads were mono- grammed glasses, plaid shirts, stick- pins, disco bags and numerous styles of boots. On city streets, the rise of mopeds and customized vans was evident. In music, a revival in the popularity of the Beatles gave rise to new releases of old Beatle record- ings and the Broadway show Beatle- mania. Trends ty, ' f . 4.1: t if s F' tw Top left - The Beatles tlohn, George, Paul and Ringol, in their early days remaining highly popular in the 1970's. Besides the Broadway show Beatlcmania, two Beatle-related movies have been created entitled I Want to Hold Your Hand, and Sgt, - Pe er's Lonel Hearts Club Band lprotect the domestic industry from she said. ' U A A legmtp.-if that ,L had been w Informed that the bars ludlclary cols' then replaced with a cleare mittee had heard complaints that s e MI me C0 f - - m nt, She afternoon. but liii I lacked da dclalm Judicial tempera e the campaign treasurer s sig 'es on e . . l, age ' ' Mjs. Lanihert said during dumping -selling by foreign suppliers .at prices below their production costs. , This, he said, would be one element LAI an aaaiatanr-as nnrlmoo thai Adminis-

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1 CD O CD :J 1-1- CD -1 Cl? f-+ C Q. I3 Q-r C -an CD CD CD I5 f-+ CD -1 CID Q-+ C Q. CD 'J r-+ 1- :I-1 CD C5 :C Q-I' CD f-+ C Q. CD 'J f-+ C -in CD CU CD 3 f-+ CD -1 CD f-r C Q.. CD 5 f-r l- :i-1 CD CD Q 5 r-l- CD -1 U3 r-+ C Q.. mi, 'J f-i- FD '1r Where does everyone go to hang-out? The student Life Center, of course. The Student Life Center, Flushing High School's newest addition, was opened in September 1976. The Life Center is the focal point of all student activities. It has offices for the Forum, Arista, the Senior Council, and the SING Commission. The Life Center also houses the S.O. Store, the Tutorial Center and is a place for various clubs to meet. On December 21, 1977, one of the rooms was used for the S.O. Christmas Party. The Arista luncheon and the City University presentations were held there. After their last class, many t dents come down to the i erxiinailluse it as a place to A eet their frie ds thperkgflahd N ti egyglu n see ahQ-lggkefa he ' e e Ev 'Oo J A . . , t CeEig. ,V glvvayijgpen xo Qllfst ' al'le9vfes,:UW .xx . L