Norman Thomas High School - Hourglass Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Frederic Nicholson Sandra Nowak Arnold Gftedal Cheryl Perl 0.S.A. Ted Wachtel Drew Poslock Stanley Schiff Gladys Sikora Saligrama Somashekar N.I.E.H. Special Education V Carol Stack-Staikidis Departmental Assistant Robert Beckman Diane Bell Michela Leary Joan Malapero Anthony Mavilia 25

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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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Secretarial Studies In a recent issue of TIME Magazine, there was an interesting article entitled Help Wanted-A Shortage of Secretaries. The article stated: Despite today's 8921 unemployment rate, there is still a severe shortage of secretaries throughout the country. The Department of Labor reports that more jobs are opening up in the secretarial field than in any of the other 299 work classifications on which it keeps tabs. Although there are already a record 3.6 million secretaries on public and private payrolls, new positions are being created at a rate of 440,000 a year. But while secretarial schools are filled, almost 20'Zi of the new jobs are going begging. What does this mean to the graduating student majoring in secretarial studies at the dawning of this new decade? It indicates that you have made a wise choice of career and that your opportunities for success and advancement are better than ever before. Whether you plan to attend college or other advanced education, or whether you expect to enter the world of work, you will be able to find a good job immediately. Even those graduates who may wish to marry and raise a family will always be able to brush up their skills and find a good position in the business world whenever they wish to return. The Secretarial Studies Department congratulates you on your excellent choice of career and wishes you happiness and success. R+, David Baer Yolanda Balodis Bernice Bignon Doris Buday -.I ,sv 1.0, Q K, Rosemarie Canty Jacqueline Combs Irene Ferguson Bernice Fishkin