Levittown Memorial High School - Echoes Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

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,Q v- it ,.,. .J 7794t4 MR, EUMOND BUTLER. Assistant Prineipal , r , ' F -gf if M froze , s i - 1 ' 1 b1 f 7 ' ,H 1 V ,f 1.6 ' ' ., -' ' 'sais A ll an 1 - -' avg? ? QQ 'Y' ff-Pe f ' X x if J 0 fl 1 A , 1' I Q l I fiqg' 'film' 'T sag 5. , I ,Lt 'dj 5, 'X A5-ft L I be 1, ff - J J lf -A ss-I . mn Patncint 1 j,LM,Hf ,f,Jzf.4, fazau KJ' Qu -ou. Pm 1 I I Q . 5 The night of the Senior Carnival Nlr. Butler and his daughter arrived in full costume. An assistant lninripal tnust have inany qualities. He must he learned, sincere. genial, understanding, and interested. Since hevoining our Assistant Principal in l955. Mr. Edmund Iiutler has lirowii he possesses these and other desirable quali- ties in ahunclanee. Mr. Butler, who tirst eatne to l,ex'ittou'n nine years QQ, he-eanie the head ol' the English department in 1952 after tm-aching Senior linglish. Ile has always been very interested in all phases ol- English and heeause of this interest he has sponsored hoth the school play and the oratorieal contests for the past eight years. His untlerstanding and warin personality have endeared him to the entire student body, and each one of us has ex- perienced the henelits of his guidanee. Mr. Edmond Butler paused for a moment before enter- ing his offiee to begin the school day. 8

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i s Q WW , So many times we are adyiscd to look ahead, Let lla not spend too much time in regret for what wc hayf- done or liaye not done hut let us he detennint-tl to do better in the future. This is good adyice. howcyc-r. it can be dangerous if applied without eyf-r lookine' hack. Nye must reach the protnr balance. 'Ihe hest pretliction. in most sit- uations. is hast-d on prf-yious f'XIil'IiltjY1Cl'. In school work you note that a suhject area in whirh you had hifh gfrafles oyer the last few years is the suhjf-ct area in which you are likely to receive high Grades in the future. 'Ihe saint- is true if you received low grades in an area of study. This infor- mation will he of little importance without an under- Um miie if, 2, standing of how to put it to use. The most important area in which you are least one or more reasons for the such questions as these: - What particular study procedures are necessary for this work? Did I do my assignments faithfully each day? Did I pay strict attention in class? Did I ask my teachers for extra help? Did I force myself to get interested? Did I consider tance of this area of endeavor? area for attention is that successful. There must be low grades. Ask yourself carefully the impor- In most cases you will reach a nswers that can well assure you of success in the future, Try this next year and you will be surprised and pleased with your IIDIDIIOYQIDGDI.

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145411494 S ' za Zettm ROBERT HOSHINO President of the Board of Education ' 1 , 6: I- I fo X A ' V . . X 1 V' 2 . ffl' . . ii g - il ' ,Wi .M .. 443 MRS. ESTHER SIEGEL MR. FRANK CALLMEYER MR. A. T, THIBADEAU 4 W.. s I V. V I , MR. SALVATORE GANGI MR, FRANK WALLACE MR. J. D, MacLENNAN In a school system as vast as District 55, which has such a large enrollment and an ever-swelling population on the secondary level, the Board of Education en- countered many problems. One of their major problems was the financial situation and budgeting of a district of this size, Their meetings have been long and the work hard. but these unpaid servants of the community have tried to meet the many problems which they were faced with, in a never ending attempt to raise the stand- ard of education for the pupils in District :H-,.5. 9