Tappan Zee High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Piermont, NY)

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SCDCIAL STUDIES Miss Q - Po ' ke N9 Lo9a kl'lnslntef 'l'a TaYlo'5 MATH Mr. D'Auria drives home an imporfenl' poinf fo affenfive American Hislory sfudenis. Freshmen of Mr. Dixon's Social Siudies Class pore over map of Grandview in Village Hall 'lo defermine exec? number of dwellings in fheir village. Mafh is definiiely no course for +he lazy slu- denr. You musi learn by yourself or you learn nor ai all. The haloiis acquired Through The srudy of Geomelry, Trigonomerry and Advanced Algebra are noi soon forgoilen. The hard work required +0 gel' good grades soon becomes a habil. a good one lo have anyrime, anywhere. H is necessary for one 'ro lcnow ihe paH'ern of hislory if he wishes 'ro inierprer Currenl' Evenls in- lelligenrly. Daily, in Social Sludies classes. evenls of The pasr are relived, examined, and inierpreled. Thus do we gain 'rhai experience necessary lo fruif- ful living.

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Whaf sweef words is G. Gugliel- mello recording in Junior English cass ihai seem fo send R. Loughlin? While everyone, of course. 'ralces English because of iis obvious necessiiy, some of The more venruresome pupils enroll in languages such as Laiin, French or Spanish. All of Jrhese are greai helps in increasing one's lcnowleclge of words, iheir meaning, and iheir usage. The acguainiance of peoples' cusioms and cul- 'rures made while siudying ihese languages is a lasiing bonanza. LANGUAGES fical. Those num nouns of ihe fhird declension are al ways a challenge. D. Munson. J. A. Moore and L De Maio meef i+. P Savoia poinls oui home of Arlesienne doll held aloff by J. Bizzarri. L. Barone waiis fo be shown Beziers, home of her Biierroisef' a nd S. Sfewa rf. The Unir in English on + I brary is made vivid and prec H s Greek fo many buf very good Spanish 'io Mr. Di Sanza

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In a minuie Mr. De Paul will say: Ready7 Type. BUSINESS Mr Coppola checks assignmeni in Bookkeeping Class. CHORUS Mr. Tebc worlred hard wiih ihe Chorus a+ Chrisfmas Time. Row I left +o ri hi: I 9 R. Diclrow, L. Gerhardf, P. Moore, A. Campoli, M. Walers, C. Van Cure, R. Valerio, C. Curran, H. Moore, D. De- Paola. S. Brechbiel, E. Horan, P. Lind- gren. Row 2: P. Keller, J. Cosfello, M. Guglielmello, M. A. Sullivan, G. McKer- nan, J. Cooke, C. Tuclt. M. A. Hnai, M. Rechforovic, A. Sfewarf, M. Bullock. L. Oakley, B. Osfrom, M. Glover. Typing is a course beneficial io anyone. Prospeciive college siudenis will find if in- valuable when ii comes io iyping ihose 'rerm papers. Would-be secreiaries ialce a more elaboraie course io learn a lrade by which Their livelihood will be assured. Bookkeeping is cerfainly more ihan simple addiiion and subiraclion. li is 'rhe sine qua non of any business, large or small. Business Law infroduces one inio ihe be- wildering maze ol: legal ierms, soris Them all oui and ihen leis one emerge undersiand- ing ihe props of 'rhe economic sei up.