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

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Editorial- Counselor Request e beginning of the school year, several been working for the establishment of at North. Pursuing the subject the students presented the idea to many including the Executive Council of PTA, Civic Association, North High Faculty student Council and the District Com- Education. At all junctions the idea Cmany times in letters sent to the Board ' All of the groups agreed that only a could handle the delicate job and that could not' just be dumped into an g-uidance department. of Ed has decided to institute military which .bears little resemblance to the draft which is needed. Military education con- dispersal of general military information by poorly prepared intthis area. The P P0 8 Perhaps the Board felt that the would react negatively to the idea of draft ih our high school. If we look at the. facts, see that the total school community, and teachers, registered their strong draft counseling. two major questions facing us now. First, is the Board of Education responsible? To of the community or to what it perceives to hes of the community? , what do the students do now? They went l of the proper channels, and the decision uggests that the facts compiled by the ad little effect on the Board's thinking. ze that in life, we will not always agree with are made. However, -the ruling of the question offers an unacceptable alter- wishes of the community. Doug Dib W the ro sal ori inally brought up- by Steve Morgenstern View From the Morg. 'They simply swallowed everything, and what they swallowed did them no harm, because it left no residue behind, just as a grain of corn will pass undigested through the body of a bird. Orwell ,J F1 Marie Sarchiapone, Marianne Berg, Noel Guarcli Forum Day MA Discussed Like the People-to-People Days at South and Central, VSN students are planning their own Forum Day for March 17. Ronnie Levine, vice-president of the Student Council, will be co- chairman for the day with Joanne Karlin. Representatives from the Black Panthers, Womens' Liberation, Quakers, American Legion, Conservative Party, Young Americans for Freedom tYAFi, Womens' Strike for Peace, Moratorium, BRIDGE, War Resistors, Vista, Peace Corps, atheletes, convicts, and other groups are being asked to speak in the morning. In the afternoon, talented students in the fields of art, music, home economics, or industrial arts will lecture andfor demonstrate their skills. The basic theme of the day is communication. There will be a rf . --. . '-Y , . Uv' , v CONCERN BUTTON Billy Wiegler and Danny Liben 157

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