Valley Stream North High School - Chariot Yearbook (Franklin Square, NY)

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Mr. Dee Tyson LeT's go back To The guesTion, do you know whaT your self By how you reacT To socieTy, he people you meeT - is iT you haT's reacTing or whaT you Think s really you? How do you know iT's even ou? WhaT? How do you know you're even ou? WhaT makes you Think ThaT you are an individual? IT's ThaT quesTion again. No, I'm serious. WhaT do you mean? I-Iow do you know ThaT iT's even you? Who else could you be? I'm my broTher. CIigh+ IaughTerj No, I mean maybe you're noT considered. We all Talk abouT seIT: maybe we're noT supposed To be Taken . . . by ourselves - buT, maybe as a group. Maybe we all have To be TreaTed in reIaTion To a group. RighTI ThaT's whaT I mean. Maybe everyThing ThaT we Teel, we Teel TogeTher, regardless oT wheTher we're considered or Taken as a class or individually BuT ThaT has noThing To do wi+h iT. I'Iow can The enTire group be your self? E xiii - 5 Maybe we're so egoTisTic ThaT we Think ThaT we're ourselves, buT we're noT because we reacT To each oTher - and in The reac- Tions, we're all one. fagain, some sporadic IaughTerj Now, IeT's sTarT a new Topicf' fThe class pauses while a car goes roaring pasT . . . J I hope ThaT makes you Teel superior. faddressed To The car ThaT iusT zoomed by.j VII! Mr. ArThur DooIiTTIe Mrs. Florence MaTThews

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