John Jay High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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bernie schneier, ron mannarino, saul fessel, renee herskowitz, LIBRARY .soul .. Liu llullil ml 'llllHIi1 Ellllllill ll .nilslll 11 4 Q .ull 'E 59 551 It 1 'Za Ii - . 9. I' if fiffi ff 3 2' TW il ' f 1 - N . I 4 s ,rg - E, ' , ,yugff fllfl 'Fl-M ill!lillf'lllT. lllmtllsftlll - - iz l.I llfi3,'.'ff '1Ja'f'li ,mm ' Mmiri.. -1: ' - ual , ' ' ll , l ,fl-H ,., Y e V, Ylk, . i f ' i J .rl if- ,I john jay's library was a source of vast knowledge as well as a place for expanding imagina- tions. one could travel to the high seas with bluebeard, visit Camelot with sir arthur, or even take a trip to the moon. the li- brary was there for your con- venience, busy with smiling at- tendents to aid in your accom- plishments. the library was like a world where all the treasures of the universe awaited your asking. i

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wr.: , - -fit? ...muses . r. melendi, p. Iandres, e. Ierner, s. starr, o. gandia, h. teicher, j. stern, h. montes, s. gottdiener, d. finneran, a. mccann, b. steinberg, g. schnabolk, r. holahan, m. paces, s. applebaum, s. schackler, s. venet, n. vogel, h. siegel The ascent of man from primitive times to the present com- plex, hectic yet civilized society has been a long hard road. Under Mr. Aaron Braverman, the teachers of the social studies department led us from the cave of ignorance out on the road of enlightenment. We gained an understanding of man's ac- complishments throughout history. We gained insight to the way other cultures live. To prepare us for out roles a participat- ing members of American society we learned about the history of this country and about the way our government works. From these courses we were provided with the forum in which our thoughts and feelings on the vital issues that confront society could be shaped. SOCIAL STUDIES E 4 5 nf' aaron braverman, chairman