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

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. sau, ,,LA ,gf m,,, Terence Tenny Department Coordinator Stanley Adler Foreign Languages As we begin this new decade the need for better understanding among the different nations of the earth, becomes even more evident. The wars in the Middle East plus the hostage situation in Iran do not augur well for the peace that man says he seeks. This is a time when the ability to speak another man's language is paramount. We of the Foreign Language department at Norman Thomas hope that we are beginning to meet that need through the instruction of French and Spanish, plus an appreciation for the differences and strengths of these cultures. mimi ax Deborah Davis Miriam Davis George Derrien Lillian Dumont Charlote Kornstein .Io-Ann Nespolo Celina Stem 30

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Tom Daly Tom Daly's death diminished all who knew him. We were likely to be more gracious, patient, and self- depreciating when he was with us. The display of anger or pettiness became more embarrassing in his presence. He had an almost inexhaustible gentleness that made it easier for us to be gentle with each other, and with our- selves. We all need friends who think us better than we are, and sometimes their faith makes us so. When such a person leaves us, we feel a hole opened in our lives. As a judge, Tom Daly would have been a felon's dream. He was incapable of pronouncing sentence. Tom Dalyls life nourished all who knew him. In remembrance there is grace, and those remember him best who would be kind.