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

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Mrs. Beotrice Lawrence Brooklyn College, Hofstro Kaleidoscope Advisor What would you like to contribute? Mr. Paul Martinez Loyola University, Louisiana Stote Never be stereotyped by repetition Mr. William B. T. Mock Dartmouth University, Northwestern University To get the most out of life, put the right accents. Mr. Robert Quinn Colgate U , Cornell U. Ski Club Advisor on Be persistent . . STRESS CREATIVITY The department stressed personal creativity. Students were encouraged to develop their own ideas in a fresh manner No longr were they bogged down in the hackneyed rules of writing. Now they could push aside most constricting barriers and write the way they felt. Our English courses this year were truly courses in individual expression. Mr. Coulombe reloxes after a busy day. Mr. Charles Reich Tufts U., Albany Stote Schreiber Times Advisor Friday is opporunity day. Miss Joyce Samdpcril Jackson College Diamonds are a girl's best friend. 15 Mrs. Lillian Schiff Hunter College, N.Y.U. Advisor; Sophomore Class, F T A Write me a little note

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Mr. Gael Bo rr Loyola U., Colorodo Store Thespion Advisor And I never vary! Mr. George Bocordc U. of Oregon English teachers must be colorful and distinctive on the spur of the moment. Mr. John Brozo U.V.M . Brown University Port Light Advisor I have to go home to feed my babies Mr. David Cook Allegheny College Don't sit here and vegetate ENGLISH TEACHERS With Mr Mock in the driver's seat, our English depart- ment has guided Schreiber's students toward higher goals and increased enjoyment of the world around them From Shokespeare to Saroyan, from haikus to research papers, our English teachers have given us an experience in the use of our language which will serve us throughout our lives. Mr. Gerard Coulombe University of Maine Double, double, toil and trouble Mr. Edward Ehre U. of Rochester, Columbia U. Circle Advisor As I said in my latest book Miss Ruth Hougoard Cornell University Junior Class Advisor O.K., group, get to your home- rooms. 14

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 Mr Ennis! The Redcoots ore coming! HISTORY PORTRAYS What does history mean to us? This ques- tion and others were thoroughly discussed and answered in Schreiber's classrooms. From the cave man era to the space age, from the Declaration to integration, students gained a knowledge of debate, research, and a truer appreciation of the past and its ef- fect on us Miss Violet Campbell U. of Minn , Columbia Teachers 7 know from whence I speak Miss Potricia Ecker Grove City College . and I mean it! Mr. William Ennis Hofstro College Soys out one door; girls out the other Mr. Victor Ficker University of Florido Write os much os you need to express yourself. Mr. Jonothon Harris U. of Poris, Horvord U. Clio Advisor While we read history, we make history 16