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

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You cannot escape history ’ Woman, use your head!” ‘‘As I said, ‘Fair Schmair.’ ” History Teachers Caught Unaware ‘‘I'm just a boy from the Bronx.”

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“A 500 word essay a day, a 1,000 word essay a week, and then we’ll begin some work.” Teachers In Action Listen to the Mocking Bird “What is the significance of the whale?” My teacher, the folksinger

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Fred Stopsky bom: New York, N. Y. C.C.N.Y., Columbia U. hobbies: athletics, reading Violet E. Campbell born: Minneapolis, Minn. U. of Minn., Columbia Teachers hobbies: painting, conversation, playing the piano Carmen J. Liritra bom: Sleepy Hollow, N. Y. N.Y.U., Columbia U. hobbies: mountain climbing, bird watching History Traces The History Department, directed by Miss Campbell, teaches with the thought that the history and cultures of the past must be analyzed in order to understand the events of the present and to plan for the future. Courses in World History, American History until the Civil War, and American History from the Civil War until the present were offered to sophomores, juniors, and sen- iors, respectively. This year, advanced students were taught through a new history course that allowed them more time for independent study. “Those who refuse to remember the Past are con- demned to repeat it.” — George Santayana Francis M. Ottaviano bom: New York, N. Y. Queens College, Brooklyn College hobbies: reading, bowling, travel Ruth Haugaard born: Hicksville, N. Y. Cornell U. Dan Biro born: Port Washington, N. Y. Denver U. hobbies: golf, tennis, skiing 20