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M lx Sheldon Leon Robert Miller Barbara Dede Naigus Gail Reisin , ' 5 , z ,. . ,- ff. Q. ,Q .,,l , nv Morris Marsha Slater Yearbook Advisor Library E1 F Frances Taormina Ron Wardall Thelma Speizer Music Ramon Reeberg
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l l r V r l Language Arts The things taught in schools and colleges, Emerson wrote in his journal, are not an education, but the means of an education. The teachers in the Departments of Language Arts and Music are proud that you have achieved the first difficult step in developing both the means, which we call skills, and the desire to continue your education throughout your lifetime-to use your mind as a critical tool to question, consider, evaluate and appreciate. Continue to use your public library for pleasure and research, explore the vast resources of our great city: music, theater, arts, dance, and museums. Hold to the motto you chose for the class of '81 and use your skills, your minds, and your hearts to achieve fulfillment for yourselves, and to serve your community. Priscilla Williams Assistant Principal Sydney Blair Marcia Feldman PX is Rosemary Gelshenen Frances Glick Barbara Gottlieb Sandra Gross Transition Advisor j - i't'i is , 4 - S ' fm I sttftit Mary Ann Guido William Hall Arnold Isele Ron Kross Thomas Times Advisor K
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Math and Science Stanley Lustgarten Assistant Pfif1CiPf11 X The study of Mathematics and Science helps to develop some un- JAN derstanding of the complicated technical world around you, both the physical and biological. Reasoning and thinking logically are used in every phase of life. These important tools of living were developed and established in the subjects taken at Norman Thomas H.S. In addition, Mathematics and Science prepare you for college and provide some of the fundamentals needed for courses to be taken in the future. I hope that your experience in the courses taken in both Math and Science were rewarding and prepared you in the new decade. On behalf of all the members of the department, I wish all the best to each member of the graduating class. Mary D,Aquila N515 -'- sg . 5' .. ii1c - gf- , ,ii f c- I is I A5 342 , . ' ' M2 . , ,, H' Joseph Senior Advisor Simon S. Erlich I Anthony Franco Lawrence L. Frey 1 ireei 2 - . s I 1. I if is I x Fran Imberman Charles Katz Ann Kleiner Florence Kuduk
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