Great Neck South High School - Vista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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ADMINISTRATION As I bid you farewell, I am reminded of the contributions of this senior class. Many of you have brought honors not only to yourselves but to the school. Among these are some firsts, all of which give a new school increasing stature and recognition among our educational leaders. I am grateful to those who, in many instances, have placed others above self in the generous spirit of cooperation which binds our school family more closely in the spirit of endeavor. Since you entered this school, the horizons of our world have been extended. You, too, in keeping with the ongoing exploration of space, must broaden your horizons, not only in the scientific field but also in the many areas of human relations. Our future peace rests upon how successfully you understand other people and how they understand you. Toward that goal you should forever give your endeavors. May you hold in your hearts the dedication of purpose that will bring to you and give to others the satisfaction of a life well spent. With best wishes, Ruel E. Tucker, Principal Mr. Charles A. Maier. Assistam Principal This is the fourth year that Great Neck South has been open. This is the fourth edition of Vista. There is every reason for students to be proud of their year- book and of their accomplishments in this short time. Last September, a tenth grade boy told me that he liked this school because we treated students as idults. I was pleased because this is what we try to do. But there is another side to this, as you well know. You in turn must try to assume the responsibility for your actions so that we can continue to treat you in this way. In general, it is my feeling that most of you do act as adults. The majority have assumed the responsibility for doing an excellent academic job; your extra-curri- cular activities show that you are reliable. I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of you the best in all that you plan for the future. Charles A. Maier,

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FOREWORD A study of hands reveals that they can express activity, tension, creativity, tranquility, brotherhood. Here in school we see helpful hands, productive hands, hands which mirror their owners' satisfaction. Similarly, a study of feet reveals that they indicate motion • feet run, feet set the pace, feet lead. School activities reflect the efforts of our hands and feet; therefore, we devote VISTA 1962 to the theme of our productive hands and feet.

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I It III Dr. John L. Miller Superintendent of Schools A A cii-o 1i r i r vjlo y Dr. Marion Wiles Executive Assistant Dr. John Battle Curriculum Coordinator Dr. Helen Flvnn Director of Secondary Instruction BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right—Dr. John I.. Miller. Mr. Paul Hirschland. Mrs. Roslyn Cabin. Mr. Bernard Gartlir. Mr. Lester Doniger, Mr. Ralph Bailey. 8