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

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BuT whaT if you are overly aTTec- mean iT, They iusT don'T have iT TionaTe and he is noT? Do you Think ThaT a problem arises? Yes. ffrom many sTudenTs in The classj Why? On whose parT would There be . . . ? The husband's parT. When she wanTs To have iT reTurned and she isn'T geTTing any . . Well, aren'T There some boys ThaT you know ThaT are noT eTTer- vescenT. ThaT don'T say, 'l love you, I love you, l love youl' They wiThin Them. ls ThaT a reason . . . you know . . .To be upseT? 'No, oT course noT. fseveral voices sTarT simulTaneouslyj One aT a Time. Like, iT's diTTerenT iusT going ouT wiTh a person. ln a marriage ln oTher words when you geT married you expecT an ouT- ward show of aTTecTion and love. ThaT would be whaT you would ex- pecT Trom your marriage? Mr. Frank McNally - Social Mr. George Gipp - MaTh STudies Chairman lac Mrs, Barbara Wade - Spanish iVlr'. RiCl'1aFCl Judge - lfldI.IS+I'ldl ArTs fi Mr, Gegrge Lenghner - Ma+h Miss CharloTTe Cascio - Mr. Serge Rondinone - Social STudies English TUBE

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Miss Joan Waclilenlweim 6 Mrs. Myra Schwarfz - Reading Mrs. Consfance Milliken - English Q , i - Language P by l MW J 1: R ,l li i x Mr. Clark Siem - Social Sfudies l i i i' El Ti lffalzdi' A - Mr. Jack Simes - lndusirial Arfs Miss Helen Dowdeswell - Language Kelli? Mr. Thomas McCrol1an - Social Sfudies

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No, no. In your marriage you would expecf an oufward show of affec- fion and love? If you wanfed af- fecfion and love, would you ex- pecf ii? You know. fhe guy doesn'f have 'ro say 'l love you, I love you, l love you' every five seconds. There are ofher ways of showing if. You would fhink fhaf he loves by his acfions. Thaf's a very im- porfanf poinf. Beaufiful, iusf beaufifulf' Mrs. Susan Sfine - Language slr' ,,, , iss Esfer Eisenberg - English Mr. Ronald Allison - Mafh ,-. 5' Mr. Thomas Collins - Social Sfudies Mr. Allen Dunlea Chairman Well I don'f feel fhey're ffhe senior class, very inferesfed in uh pursuing a subiecf course sfricfly for fhe grades. l fhink fhey're inferesfed in working on fheir own, iusf because fhey enioy if rafher fhan sfricfly working for a grade. Many of fhese sfudenfs are willing fo fake a fopic on fheir own and uh sfudy if: I don'f force fhem, l don'f have fo push fhem. And fhis l find very good. Hklklk Well, if a person keeps his eyes open and wafches felevision and he lisfens fo radio, he will learn fhaf fhere are major discoveries 'roday in genefics, DNA, viruses, ecology: and . .. uh all of fhese fhings, all fhese experimenfs and changes will be happening when he gefs ouf of school - fhis is parf of life. The person who un- dersfands whaf's happening will be fhe beffer cifizen. The person who doesn'f undersfand anyfhing abouf DNA or genefics . . . if he hears if on fhe radio he'll say, 'Oh fhose sfupid scienfisfs. whaf are fhey doing?' buf a person who un- dersfands mighf say, 'well, per- haps if will benefif mankind.' And . . . uh . . . Yes, biology is a very imporfanf parf of one's . . . uh . . . growing up, so fo speak - very imporfanff'