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

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Mist Termohlen English Mr. Sponfelner Algebra, 10th Year Math Mrs. Weiner Miss Welch Algebra, 1 1th Year Moth French 9k 5 Mrs. Johnson Mr. Wilkenson Driver Education Mr. Young Shop, Mechonical Drawing The departments of English and history, required subjects, have been expondmg. The English deportment hos added six new teochers who hove brought with them new ideas and new teaching methods. This year appreciation of the arts ond philosophical works has been stressed. English classes are supplemented by Creative Writing, Speech, and Advanced Read- ing for interested students. Our history teachers are to be congratulated for their fine teaching which helped two of our students win scholastic awards, the New York Times current events award ond the U.N. Odd Fellows awords. Mr. Schoenborn All Work And No Play... Mrs. Engelbert Mr. Mock Mr. Danowski

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Mrs. Saferstein English Mr. Schafer Shorthand, Advonced Reading Mr. MacDonald Mr. Mock Driver Education English Mr. Nelson English The Math and Science Departments, headed by Mrs. Kellie ond Mr. Pickett respectively, ore constantly working to keep up with new theories and discoveries. The Science classes ore supple- mented by a Biology Club, headed by Miss Pettet, ond the Rocket Club under the supervision of Mr. Grosmark. The members run the clubs themselves with advice from the faculty advisors. The Science Workshop, formed this year, worked closely with the Junior High to give extra help to those who requested it. The Moth Department has added three new sections this yeor; Mr. Donowski's seminar for advanced individual study, eleventh year math course ond Business Arithmetic, which was transferred from the Commercial Department. Mr. Grosmark Mr. Schoenborn Mr. Smith German, Spanish Shop, Mechanicol Drawing Mrs. Schiff English Miss Pettet Biology ' Mr. Pickett Chemistry Mr. Rogo Physical Education

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Left to right: Edna Skinner, Mario Gallo, Nicky Salerno, Anna L Horr, Viola Wegner, Morie Croll, Mory Ciminera, Frances Teta, and Evelyn Weniger. Kitchen Staff The activities of our busy kitchen staff are interminable' Not only do they spend the whole day preparing our lunches but they cheer- fully help after hours at school functions. Their efficient co-ordinotor and accomplished dieti- cian, Mrs. Fountain, has a right to be proud of these wonderful ladies' Little acclaim is ever given to the people who perform special services. We see them every day so we tend to take them for granted. But where would we be without our nurse, psychologists or librarians? They are indis- pensable More power to them for their ex- cellent work. Special Services kj rse Sitting, left to right: Miss Stella Mitsos, Mrs. Irene Bolletta, Miss Elaine Coddington Stond- .. - „ ' 9- Dr. Walter Tanzer, Mrs. Florence Flibel, Dr. John McGowan. Mrs. Elizobeth Begenau Miss Smith Mrs. Rose Fountain.