Tarpon Springs High School - Tarpon Yearbook (Tarpon Springs, FL)

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MRS. MINNIE CLADAKIS MRS. THELMA IRONS MSN XW,W, - f-..L mg, -fm. - mmf ieaiiissii W V B, , . .,:. I.. fn MRS. MARY NALEPA

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MR. GUS SA KKIS MR. GENE CHIZIK ADMINISTRATION Socrates, Archimedes, and I-Iypocrates, all great leaders of the ancient World joined to form the foundation on which We stand today. In much the same way as Aristotle, was a student of Socrates, who later gained recognition as a great phi- losopher, We are students in a school with an admin- istration giving their indi- vidual attention.

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. ,. 'L-L ,, Seeking extra help after school shows this student's eagerness to learn. -ysrffw - ,-5 's: , . ' T .-1- 'mm-53 Zriiiwmwfila M' 'lm Sp , :gr L - i :rg K af. aa, - - uv .mfg 'fi if ' W 103,53 1 GG E + 4 like , . , miss fa 1 if 4 S .gif , Q , 4 f rg? if w Y G fish 7 sattae WIS ,riiaff 5' - 5. ,ws . I - mu ' ' if sr , uw. . F ,M,,f..,,3,,, elen ' nnellg en e c L ,91 J, S J, if J' 1? , :QI fx How sr 'ikvvfkgfglg Yi A Q' ENGLISH The earliest universal language, Latin, formed the ,basis for the latest universal language , English. Mr. Wragg Mrs. Prude Mrs. Donaldson 4,2 Q. 'if 'H' 12 Freedom of expression is the defi- nite source of opportunity and secur- important factor in a successful gov- for World suprem- ourselves and our this freedom and ity. English is the making democracy ernment in the race acy. We owe it to ideas to preserve not let it crumble and fall as Rome. In a moving World as this, one pre- serving it can only mean advancing it. If the American destiny is to continue to include the inevitable triumph of democracy, only self-expression and free discussion will entitle us to that sense of direction. Diagraming sentences, helps Peggy and Costa improve their speech and realize the importance of good grammar. Mr. Adams Miss Conlon