Uur Heritage KINDERGARTEN-It,S easier to get fingerpaint on your clothes than on the paper. FIRST GRADE-Building block houses is quite an engineering process. SECOND GRADE-It,S hard to get permission to build zu club house in the sandbox. THIRD C1RAlTETTllCC passed by the skin of thy teeth. FOURTH GRAUE-Don't cause a panic by yelling Ere when the popcorn burns. FIFTH GRADE-T88CllCfS can be pretty. SIXTH GRADE-SOUtll America, take it away! SEVENTH GRADE-The history of Cape Cod . . sity . . . It doesn't pay to throw desks out of windows. TENTH GRADE-The body is a holy temple . . . Eraser fights don't solve arguments . . . It is more comfortable to teach sitting cross-legged on your desk . . .Lunch is unnecessary . . . A Soph Hop can be a success . . . The Mikadou is not a Japanese battleship . . . Formaldehyde is not a soft drink. ELEVENTH GRADE-Dinner can be missed . . . Two periods a day with Master Alex is one too many . . . Experiments in chemistry lab can cause explosions . . . The Pythagorean Theorem A junior boy can be president of the A.A. . . . How to distinguish Leroy from Harold . . . We should have saved our Soph Hop decorations for the Junior Prom. Papers and pencils, please. TWELI-'TH GRADE-College Boards are no picnic EIGHTH GRADE-If you must cheat in a class, don't choose scripture . . . It's hard to get boys at class parties. N INT!-I GRAN:-Amo, amas, amat . . .Teacher Lois Common Denominator . . . Breakfast is not necessary . . . Ninth graders can make the var- Ten . A coke at Doc's is sufficient . . . Foul is fair and fair is foul . . . Solid geometry isn't easy . . . A pile of back copies of the New York Times can cause quite a mess in your room . . . There must be a way to organize our yearbook staff . . . The Show must go on even with in- frequent rehearsals . . . We will miss Friends' Select.
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Senilglr Class First Row: Marjury Schiavo, Diane Asbell, janet Brouse, Paula Schreibman, Adelle Thompson, JoAnn Soloff, Ann Tarshish, Carolyn Klose, Jane Stein. Second Row: Sandra Springer, Carol Hancock, Frances Sussman, Barbara Myer, Dolly Cammarota, Fredryne Phillips, Sally Reukaufl, Tootsie Cammarota, Roslyn Melletz, Judith Love, Zel Rever. Third Row: LEROY LEVINSON President JANET BROUSE Treasurer CAROL HANCOCK Secretary MARJORY SCHIAVO Vice-President Tic Dottie Pincus, Renee Zinman, Harold Levinson, Edward Kellerman, Fred Campo, Leroy Levinson, Robert Ruben, Bill Millis, Bill Samueli, Sam MlltCh. Fourth Row: Gordon Yasinow, Bill Reynolds, Jerry Borton, Stephen Wells, Robert Berger, Donald McCarty, Clyde Hoff, Robert Gammon, Richard Taubman, John Wieland, Stan Freeman. Absentee: Howard Brodsky. vt' iw
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