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

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Mr. Daniel VanLeuvan. Mr, Norman Pollens, Mr. Alfred Malcboulian, Mr. Ar+hur Berger Ichairmanl Mr. Sumner Berlyn. Absent Mrs. Dee Fox. Mr. Edward Danowslmi Ichairmanl, Mr, John Boyle, M J I1 S r. o n irnmons, Mr. Gerard Pannell, Miss Rufh Ann Whife Miss Nance O'ConneII Miss Joan Ca se, Miss Mary Raven. Miss Anna SIama+ov, Miss Barbara Crosby, and Mrs, Florence Campion IHomemaIxIngI. Mr. Joh Bozzella and Mr. Mario Meo IDriver Educafion Miss Mary Beloin and Mr, Robert Har+mann lSp cial Classesl, Mr. A, Louis Morse. Mr. Edward McNamara and Mrs. Louise Olson ILibrariansI Absent Mrs. Peggy Grady Ryan. CIIIIIANCE THE EXASPERATED GASP OF TI-IE SECRETARY AS A STUDENT HANDS HER FIFTY-FOUR COLLEGE APPLICA- TIONS . . . DOZENS OF STUDENTS WAITING IN LINE TO MAKE GUIDANCE APPOINTMENTS DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL . . . THE FAMOUS LAST WORDS OF THE GUIDANCE COUNSELORS: NO! YOU CAN'T GET INTO HARVARD WITH A SEVENTY- TWO AVERAGE! PHYSICAL EIIIICATIIIII THE SIGHT OF GIRLS WADING THROUGH A FLOODED LOCKER ROOM . , . STUDENTS PLOTTING ALL DAY TO GET OUT OF GYM . . . TI-IE STAR BASKETBALL PLAYER FLYING OUT ,OF THE GYM DOOR ON A FAST BREAK-AND BOUNCING OFF THE GREEN BRICK OF THE CORRIDOR WALL. . .THE PESSIMISTIC COACH WHO MUST BE GIVEN PERIODIC PEP TALKS BY THE PLAYERS. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS A ROW OF DENTED GARBAGE CANS ALONG THE ROUTE OF THE DRIVER ED CAR . . .THE HOME ECO- NOMICS STUDENT WHO HAS PUT EVERYTHING IN HER CAKE BUT THE KITCHEN SINK AND THE FLOUR . . . LOOKING FOR THE BRITANNICA IN THE FICTION SECTION OF THE LIBRARY ...THE DRIVER EDUCATI.ON TEACHER RECITING TENNYSON'S BREAK, BREAK, BREAK.

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'III ENGLISH AHII CITIZEHSHIP EIIIICATIIIH A STUDENT TRYING TO FIND THE SUEZ CANAL ON A MAP OF BELLOW FALLS, VERMONT . , . AN ENGLISH CLASS BITTERLY DEBATING THE PROS AND CONS OF AIN'T . . . THE HARASSED TEACHER SHOUTING: HVERBALS ARE NOT TINY LITTLE VERBS! . . . A CIT. ED. TEACHER PATIENTLY EXPLAINING THAT LONG ISLAND CANNOT DRIFT AWAY ON THE OUTGOING TIDE . . . Mrs. Irene Fishbane, Mr, Chrisopher Sarlo, Mr. Joseph McDermoH', Miss Charlene Carfer, Mrs. Carolyn Ge++ler, Mr. John Easily, Mrs. Mary Louise Como, Miss Rulh Tiernan, Miss Alice Hunr, Mr. John McDonald, Mr. Francis Canale. Absent Mr. Anfhony Lembo, Mr, Robert Howard. I8 SCIENCE AHII MATHEMATICS THE EXCLAMATION -OF A MISERABLE SEVENTH GRADER: DO I HAVE TO TAKE MATH AGAIN NEXT YEAR? . . . THE SUPPRESSED LAUGHTER OF THE EIGHTH GRADE TEACHER WHEN ONE OF HIS STU- DENTS ASKS IN A SERIOUS TONE: ARE SALAMAN- DERS REALLY BABY DINOSAURS? . . .A DISGUSTED TEACHER SHOUTING: NiO! lT'S NOT MEANT FOR BURNING BUNSENSI' HEALTH THE NAUSEATING TASTE OF THE THERMOMETER WHEN ONE OF THE NURSES AIDES USES LIOUID DETERGENT AS A STERILIZER . . . A BRAWNY SENIOR CRYING: NO! ANYTHING BUT THE IODINE . . . THE HORROR OF A FEMALE STUDENT AT THE THOUGHT OF BEING WEIGHED . . . I DON'T CARE WHAT TEST YOU HAVE NEXT PERIOD-YOU CAN'T HAVE AN ASPIRIN! . . . Mr. John O'Connor, Mr, Kennelh Coles. Mr, Mor- fon Epler, Miss Mary Collins, Miss Moyra Howell, Miss Veronica Gaffney, Mr. Jerome Silver, Mr. Denis Unger, Mr. Stephen Greenhuf, Miss Marilyn Pas- qual, Mr. Arfhur Lewis. Absenh Mr. Edward Crowley, Mr. Seymour Taub. Dr. A. L. Margolies Mrs. Julie Carobene, Nurse Miss Joan Sarfin, Denfal Hygienisr