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

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TEACHERS’ WORK Mrs. Barnhouse ossists with the pronunciation of a difficult Sponish word. But these melt in my hands, not in my mouth! I need six people to pick pebbles off the footboll field ofter school. Mr. Breitner points out some interesting features of a mollusk. 'Now sound it out, class, 'I think Tchoikovsky would be nice.'

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Mr. Gerold Glynn Stevens Institute, Hofstro Moth Club Advisor Take out a piece of paper. ''You wonder where I got thot Florida ton? Well, c'mon down! LOGICAL THINKERS Recognizing the growing importance of mathematics in the world today, the Department offered courses which developed a new approach to mathematical principles. Elementary Functions, for example, was a modernized version of advanced algebra and trigo- nometry. Miss Louise Greenfield Syracuse University, N.Y.U. Junior Closs Co-Advisor That's a death! Mrs. Jeanette Kellie U. of Buffalo. Columbia U. Now what if I were to fold this piece of paper so that . . Mr. Robert McCunc Boll State Teachers College Everybody starts out with an A in my class, but . . 19 Mr. Glynn proves thot he's not o squore.

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Ten points to onyone who con idenity the teocher who didn't buy. UNINC © J, OUT g % c TEN teife sTvi T£ACB£ftS 'BOUGH! 'TTHeift W ill, 4 £ TetfTLicifl O IS NEVER DONE I know you're busy, Miss Tow, but could you list the countries of the world in olphobeticol order, bockwords, please?'' Wait until the sophs see tomorrow's JULIUS CAESAR test! You mean that you don't believe that monkeys ore proportionol to the reciprocal of apes? Miss Yankura is always onxious to help a puzzled history student.