Long Beach High School - Echo Yearbook (Long Beach, NY)

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Forum Club Forum Club A Though they take their name from the ancient past, the Forum Club is ever up to date on people, institutions, and events that are of importance today. Under the guidance ot Mrs. Brosseau, the club both listens to speakers and debates among themselves on the vital issues of the day. Debating Club The ticking of the timer's stopwatch is the measure against which the members of the Debating Club must guide themselves in their task of stating their arguments clearly and concisely and conveying their meaning clearly and definitely. Under the guidance ,of Mrs. Rassiga, the group has participated in many contests and tournaments, doing a very fine iob for such a relatively young group 13M years oldj. They have competed with many other such groups, similarly seeking a clarity of expression, within the limits of time. 27

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MR. ANDREWS MRS. BROSSEAU if ,: .,, g X ' , f 'X Ei Lge , , y . Q ,.kV, , .rv ff WW' f ,l- f ' MR.wALRATH . :Ziyi h ,1 S I s Chairman SOCIAL STUDIES In the rush that modern life has become, we It tend to think of time as a measure of the Vt . ticking of a clock or the ringing of a bell. fi Yet there is a greater sense of time, ci sense is ' that the Social Studies Department imparts to its students. Here is time measured in clec- ades and centuries, in periods and eras. It 'y ' is a time that is alive with personality and S color, be they of a newspaper of yesterday M or a tablet of ancient Babylonia, we have MR. FRIEND become acquainted with both MR. GRAFF , ffj,w X X , W ., 1 sw J, . . if N F t l ,,,, 1 ' y V 'Zn' I5 ,f fa 2 I I X V, W VMR..PADALlNO .,. f 5 ,t i , . w. N , , '. - ' 'z Mn ft ' ,, fy ' DR. MARK . GREENBERG MR MRS. MANZ IWW, GN MRS. RAssieA

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Many people ask, What is there left to explore? The answer is sim- ple - the universe. Exploration will never cease because each discovery and invention opens up new fields to explore. Man explored the field of flight, invented the rocket and is now exploring space. Man explored the' uses of. glass, invented the mi- croscope and is now exploring life processes. Man's progress depends on successful exploration, and the sci- ence department developes the stu- dents' ability to explore successfully. ' n SCIENCE