Schreiber High School - Port Light Yearbook (Port Washington, NY)

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ESPECTFULLY dedicated to Mr. Dim- miclc ,- the man whose wealth of wisdom has guided hundreds ol' seniors through Eng- lish tour. For fifteen years this manys under- standing ot the maze of human personality just heyond his desk has never tailed to strike a responsive chord in the hearts and minds of one and all. We have heard Mr. Dimmiclc spealc in defense of great literature in reply to a young slcepticg We have seen him laugh with us as only he can: we have noted his sincere interest in every problem confronting our school-we have appreciated these things. The Class ot 1940 talces pride in honor- ing Mr. Dimmiclc- a most human person whose love ot a ship with 'er topsail turled is mirrored Clay hy day in thought, word, and deed.

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V xx J TEACHEQS ---- T duhTE ' s..,.i-I X' Q ,, r I Ng O Q i i ' , ii! ..,.. X LTY Halt, Kidd, he on yer guard! Yer a nearin' deep, verboten waters! Ah, ma conscience is a priclcin, me,-1 I kin hear 'em talkiifi The English teachers ain't u' iitcin' This yearts gerundsg The science protts has run outta C02g History and lang-witch petty-cogs is a' dwellin' in the past: Those mathymeticzs people has quit Teachin' impropy fractions,-1 fDon't wanna corrupt no more n1oralsU,-- Vvotta crew ot wisdom!