Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)

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It is a new decade — and, we hope, a time for reason and reconciliation in the world. We have faith that the sorry memories of rebellion and disorder, tragedy and chaos, can be effaced; and yet, the '60 s were good years, too — years of progress in industry, technology, and human relations. As the new decade begins, the class of 70 also begins - begins preparation for the responsibility it will bebr in helping to shape a new tomorrow. Our leaders recognize that our tomorrow will be comprised of the lessons of the past, the values of the present, and the technical innovations of the future. There was an age of innocence, an era of depression, years of war. The pursuit of material gain which followed was climaxed by youth’s rejection of all of these. The world that we are inheriting cannot be changed by selfishness and indifference. Together, we must build — build a better relationship between people; understand-

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“We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend. R. L. Stevenson In his first year as senior class advisor, Mr. Robert Earthy brings all the energy and enthusiasm he utilizes as a dedicated teacher to many different areas of experience. On his own time and with much effort, he has worked with us and for us to make this year a truly memora ble one. With many thanks, Mr. Earthy, the class of 1970 dedicates this year’s Profile to you.

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administration Dr. Robert Finley Superintendent of Schools Mr. Reisert brought to his new role as principal this year the same sensitivity that characterized his career as a teacher and senior class advisor. Assisting him as assistant principals were Mr. Ashby and Mr. DiChiara. Together they are working for better administration and faculty-student relationships. Other new additions to the staff were Miss Andresen and Mr. Ottenheimer who together as deans are helping to bridge the gap between students and the administration. The entire staff is constantly working for improvements in our school, hopeful that through these changes Glen Cove High School will turn out better citizens and make our community a better place in which to live. Dr. Finley has a deep-rooted interest in the future of today’s young people. He knows a different world is dependent on how well the administrators and faculty do their job and how well we, as tomorrow's adults, do ours. There is a lot more for each of us to learn, he has said, but we cannot, ever, lose faith in people. Gerald Wolkowitz, Henrietta Tuthill, Spencer Prentiss (pres.), Seymour Weiner. Peter Needham 6