Half Hollow Hills - Hills Horizon Yearbook (Dix Hills, NY)

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.?wA,7Q WILLIAM MARTENS DIANA NEAM B,A., M.ED. 'N an , Xa ,WY We V Mr. DiBlasi 'pyschcs up the lacrosse team for victory. ANTHONY PENNINO B.A., Ms. KAREN SCI-IAEFFER H. BRYAN SHEETZ ANN SORANNO GEORGE BARRETT B,A., M.S, B.A., M,S. B,A,, M.A. B,A. Hills Dixcttes FN MELVIN MORRIS M.I.A., M,A., High Ncwsug IHS Agademic VERNON PARKINSON B.A., MA, Nl? GEORGE SAMITO MS., Ass'r. Sr. Class Advisor

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Social Studies A poll of the various Social Studies classes was taken dealing with the question, What is Social Studies?l' The results were a number of opinions and definitions. It seems that the majority felt that Social Studies varies according to the time spent delving into it. Some of the observations were: Social Studies is a semi-mathematical, objective analysis of past eventsg it is an interpretation of events and their reaction on the growth of a nationg and a prevalent view was that it is learning how not to make the same mistakes. Mr. Morris emphasises a biblical theory in philosophy class. -JOHN TREE DONALD BRASOR MERLE CHANG Chairman A.B., M.A. B.A., M.A., Criminaljustice B.A., M.S. . ...as Wm , if g f: . an J ANTHONY CUZZUCOLI LOUIS DiBLASI ANTHONY DiCERBO B.A., M.A. B.A. Varsi LaCrosse B.A. M.S. , f 4 N Q 'Ai K V. f , . .:., ' , . J rl I I at tte A I I 0 5 ,Q I 'X V V ,191 X 4: . A .M p i . . ,. s , ' si ' 'Af Q 4 -'K f . L fe - N' 5 Q :L 'Og' if 1 1 X I - ' i. -1 v , ,Vw . if i ' 1 :aff ' A In v ,,,, ,W- it 4 .1 n g ,WL xzggx M - f ngwvn ,Q Inf, yin gr - nn. . o ' . ...Fe f affttlfi yi .. .7 FRANK LAURENSON RICHARD GEYER 13.5. B.A.. Criminal justice B.A., M.A., Senior Class Advisor B.A., M.A. RICHARD HAGGERTY FREDERICK KOTTMANN Debbie Weber debates a concept with Ivir. Cuzzucoli. LOUIS MARE'I'I' B.A., M.A., Asst. Senior Class Advisor W3

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Science Curiosity, which often afflicts the best of us, was the underlying force that gave us our present-day science. In earlier days, a curious man was looked upon with suspicious eyes. After all, why be the killjoy? Why ask why something occurs? Isn't it enough that it does occur? However, a scientist wouldnlt be a convincingly real scientist if he werenlt curious. Ask a question. It may be the beginning of a new career. X V ' Wi f5:H,', i'fW ' fif fi iislflffi 1.,4 4' DORIS BORGES B.A., M,A.. National Society GEORGE BAGNELL B.A., MS. in Ed., Key Club l ALFRED CHIAPPETTA B.S., M.S. ROBERT COLLATTA B.A.. M,SJ.V. Footballg,I.V. Baseball 5 'EE-3' fit J' f. 1, l f 4 Mai' MP? Q 'Qt ERNEST KAECK NINA ANASTASIO Chairman, BS., M.S. BA.. MS, I believe you have formd the lower aorta, exclaims Mr. Bagncll to Linda DiCarlo. ,i :.i:L , ROBERT DCCORDOVA MARY DOLAN JULIA HOWARD ANTHONY INGOGLIA ERHARD KOEHLER B.S., M.S. Rifle Team B.S., M.S, Student Council BA., M.S. BS.. Soph. Class Advisor A-B., M-AA