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

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FAITH CLEARY (Chairperson): He who refuses to be coun- seled cannot be helped. (Ben- jamin Franklin) JOHN ZANETTI: What we learn in school is an acquirement. What we do with it is the accom- plishment ■ FRED BUCHMAN: Few things help an individual more than to place responsibility upon him. and to let him know that you trust him. (Booker T. Washing- ton) of 1979 is. Enjoy life. SALLY SALZER enjoys swim- ming. traveling, knitting, and tennis. Her advice to the Class Coun- selors Provide Services At All Class Levels Schreiber's Guidance Depart- ment was kept busy by this year's seniors. Organizing mini- college days so seniors could talk to college repre- sentatives. offer- ing college and vocational advice to seniors, and working on col- lege and business recommendations took up much of the counselors’ time. However, the counselors still managed to find the time to help the rest of the members of the Schreiber com- munity who had academic or per- sonal problems. Helping juniors recognize the importance of their penultimate year at Schreiber and assisting sophomores in adjusting to their new environment were among the tasks which the guidance staff handled with aplomb. 28

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 'N WILLIAM BERRY, Assistant Principal AL WHITNEY. Dean of Students ROBERT BARTELS. Assistant Principal FRANK BANTA, Princi- pal Former Social Studies Chairman Returns As Principal The leadership of a school svstem and all of its diverse person- alities and talents is a job for special people, capable of handling crises as well as good times. The adminis- tration of Union Free School District proved they were equal to the task when they found themselves going into the 1978-79 school year without a princi- pal for the second time in the past three years. Working as a well-oiled team. Act- ing Principal William Berry. Assistant Prin- cipal Robert Bartels and Dean of Students Al Whitney kept the high school running smoothly until the vital position was filled. Filling that position was a man who was no stranger to Schreiber High, for- mer Social Studies Chairman Frank Banta. In the words of Superintendent of Schools Hugh McGuigan, “He brings us a broad variety of skills and experiences which will help the Schreiber program grow, keep up with the times. and become better. Two such programs were Celebration '78 and the rebirth of the assembly program. Mr. Banta s goal in establishing these programs was to pro- mote unity and a sense of friendship within the school.

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BARBARA TUCK agrees with Whitney M Young, Jr., There's nothing noble in being superior to somebody else — the only real nobility is being superior to your former self. CAROLYN GREECE CONNIE FISHER BILL HART'S idol is Charles Cheek, a professor of his. He believes. Well done is better than well said. (Benjamin Franklin) 29