Ramey High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (Aguadilla, Puerto Rico)

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f ' 1 • ». The long-haired delegate from the U.S.S.R. presents her resolution for assembly approval... Civil Rights--the Economic System--the Juvenile Delinquents--the United Nations. . .Will we ever for- get the points of order --the Seminar, the long hours of resolution writing--the committee meetings --the lectures--Jurgis?? All keywords to the class like no other class. The class of sixty-six bore up well to the high echelon standards set by Mr. Sand. National Problems was everybody ' s problems — and pride. N a o n i ' ,yvAi ' M; t ?«....:ai? fa ' - «t«ft . M 47

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See this, this is Siberia, where all good little students go. The thinkers, thinking . . . World Problems ... an enormous task for a teacher ... an enormous effort for the student . . . World Problems . . . young minds tackling the problems of philosophers and politicians . and leading and advising ... An older, wiser mind . . . still absorbed in the gravity and complexity of the issues. . . this . . . my friends . . . the world, which is one big problem w o r I d P r o b I e m 8

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Mathematics AUright, let ' s share the donuts. Math enters our every mode of life but most importantly, a sound Mathematical background gives us that almost intangible sense of logic and reason that is essential to this highly competitive society of ours. Under the able guidance of Mr. Engleson, Mr. Robinson, and Mr. Van Ornam, the Raraey Math department has carried on a program of new and advanced mathematics - the science of the age and culture we will help to expand. Let ' s go over that again. . . A ' s for Norwegians, B ' s for. . A desk . . .