W Tresper Clarke High School - Scope Yearbook (Westbury, NY)

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Mr, James Klin Sl, Mr. H Mendelson, M QI Y h I1 Mr. Willia Koch, Gerard J. Jo nson lc airmanl Miss Dorincla Larkin Absenft Miss Milliceni Turner Mr, Sidney Waine, Mr. Paul Leonardo, M Samuel Kalsmifh, Mr. Thomas Sfeininger, Miss Barbara Sluard Icliairmanl, Mrs, Sallieiane S I M Sleplwen Morrissey. Mr. Hugo DeCiuIus. O Sp M Melvina Mr, James Muff, Mr. sc ier iss Zak, Miss Angelina Roy, Mr. Frederick Lighffoot Mr. Anlhony Blasio, Mr, Roberi Brienza, Mrs. Rose- Mary Tyndall, Mr. Klaus Feindler, Miss Florence Lanzisera, Mr, Robert Scharlif, Mr. Rob Clellan, Mr. Gerald Baden. Absenfr Mr. Dominic Nolfi, I MATHEMATICS AN AMBITIOUS TRIGONOMETRY STUDENT WHO TRIES TO PROVI AN ORIGINAL THEOREM OF A TRIANGLE WITH TWO SIDES . . . THE BLANK EXPRES- SION OF AN ALGEBRA STUDENT WHEN HE DIS- COVERS THAT HE CANNOT FIND X BY COUNTING ON HIS FINGERS . . . THE WRATH OF A GEOMETRY TEACHER WHEN AN ADAMANT STUDENT INSISTS THAT 'EUCLID WAS WRONG! SCIENCE A BIOLOGY STUDENT REASSEMBLING A DISSECTED FROG. . .A MAD EARTH SCIENCE STUDENT PULLING HAIR CLIPS OUT OF GIRLS' HAIR WITH A LODE- STONE . . . TWO BOYS IN CHEMISTRY DEBATING DROPPING SODIUM INTO A BEAKER ,OF WATER . . . THE REACTION OF A PHYSICS STUDENT TO HIS FIRST I0,000 VOLT SHOCK . . . THE FUTILE CRY OF THE FACULTY: GOD SAVE THE SPACE AGE! IIIICATIIINAI-TECHNICAL THE VAIN ATTEMPTS OF A BEAUTY CULTURE STU- DENT TO REMOVE THE GREEN DYE FROM HER HAIR . . . THE ELECTRICITY STUDENT WHO SUDDENLY REALIZES THAT HE IS PART OF HIS CIRCUIT . . . THE DISMAY OF THE DRESSMAKING STUDENT WHO HAS SEWN HERSELF INTO HER CREATION . . . THE ANGUISHED CRY OF THE SHOP TEACHER: GET THAT HAMMER OFF MY THUMB!

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ART THE SHRIEK OF THE MECHANICAL DRAWING STU- DENT AS A COMRADE ELBOWS THE CONTENTS OF AN INK BOTTLE OVER HIS DRAWING . . . A STUDENT OF THE IMPRESSIONIST SCHOOL WHOSE IMPRES- SIONS BRING RAUCOUS LAUGHTER FROM THE REST OF THE CLASS . . . AND THE ART TEACHER AFTER EXAMINING HIS STUDENT'S WORK: TO THINK I LEFT THE VILLAGE FOR THISI' . . . MUSTC THE FROZEN MUSICIAN CRAWLING INTO HIS TUBA TO KEEP WARM AT A FOOTBALL GAME . . . THE GROAN OF THE ENGLISH TEACHER AS HALF HIS CLASS MARCHES OUT TO SECTIONALS . . . THE GASP OF THE FRENCH HORN PLAYER AS HER MUSIC SLIPS FROM THE STAND AT A GRADUATION CERE- MONY . . .THE LAMENT OF THE BEWILDERED MUSIC TEACHER: 'IWHAT WOULD BACH HAVE DONE IN A SITUATION LIKE THIS?'I BUSINESS THE EAR SPLITTING CRESCENDO AS ALL THE TYPE- WRITER BELLS SOUND SIMULTANEOUSLY . . . THE RESOUNDING THUD OF THE SCHOOL STORE'S CASH REGISTER DRAWER SLAMMING AGAINST THE CLERK'S STOMACH . . . THE TEACHER ADMONISHING HIS BOOKKEEPING CLASS THAT EMBEZZLEMENT CARRIES A PENALTY OF FIVE TO TEN YEARS. Mr. Marlin Sasso, Mr. William Wiflcowslcy, Mr. James Rubins, Mr. Roy Siegel, Mr. Danle Ferraro. Mrs. Phyllis Gliclmman, Mr, Howard Goldsiein. Mr, Palrick Variano, Mrs. Evelyn Barbara, Mr. Arnold LoPafin, .Mrs. Marlis Slern, Mr. Raymond I-Iarrln Ion, Mr. Slanley Cole Icluairmanl, Mr. Q Frederick Johnson. Miss Joan Larkin, Mr, Monroe Jacobson, Mr. Joseph Tyrol, Mr, Joseph Weller IchairmanI, Mr. William Strasser.