Midwood High School - Epilog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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assignments Q Half a Regents for tomorrow? Oh, nol j, the list that the brain in Math 4 made up of all the propositions that weren't going to be on the test? It turned out that several of them were though. Did you, too, bring three filled fountain pens and a bottle of ink toithe exam, and then discover that you'd left your textbook home? Do you recall thinking that after this the midterms would be nothing? But, oh, those College Boards! One ofthe most popular courses in the school, for some reason is Chem, where you, too, can make hydrogen sulfide. You generally made it on a freezing day, so that when the windoyvs are opened to let the smell go out, the room is chilled to 450, which is, I suppose, ri more healthful temperature than the musty 70 which is generally maintained in closed rooms. The funny thing is, though, that the room smells just as bad as though the windows hgggiinever been opened at all. In fact, half the school smells of H2S. As a fresh- man you may have wondered about that smell. Now you know. There is also Physics, often thought of as strictly for geniuses. I don't know about that -I really enjoyed Hunking Physics 4. I had very interesting classmates-''Stanislaus, Garibaldi, and Neal Steigbissel. The Senior term generally has a Havor all of its own, The lordly Senior, according to tradition, gets away with 3 majors, 2 lunch periods, and 2 gym periods, if he likes gym. If he doesn't, of course, he docsn't take it at all. Tradition can be so wrong, especially if you're a synthetic senior, in which case you have GV2 majors and a five-minute lunch period. Some 8th termers, however, are a bit short of majors, and occasionally end up by taking practical subjects, such as Sten and Typing, which until now they've never had time for. Some of the 'subjects are more difficult than the victims expected- The first,,F I ever got in my LIFE! !-! 'And me, a Senior! Everything in life ends, including high school. The English Regents is over with and what better symbolizes the end than that? But it's sad that soon all the teachers and subjects that meant so much to us for four years will be for- gotten. HARRIET HOLRAN SUE WARHAFTIG Int'--' Am 'N H mi gb I 't FF ii ' : I rj j j '. l ' 'gE--11:1-tra L li , A ' f ' K LFE'- ..-'5-, ,jim

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