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ii This is our story. It has taken us four years to live, hut it will lake a lifetime to forget. As you turn these pages, you will learn the story of the Class of 1955 as we lived it. It is an exciting story, full of the studies, sports, music and other activities which make up the life of high school students. It is a story that could not he told without including our principal, teachers, Hoard of Edu- cation, and sendee staffs. It holds the work along with the fun, the hopes and happiness with the disappoint- ments. Although this story will not seem unusual or extra- ordinary to you, the reader, each chapter will have a special significance to every member of the graduating class. 3
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Roianh Lkw RATH! h I M. Dll.I IK Z jeciicaI i on It is (i privilege for the Class of 55 to dedicate this yearhool to Mrs. Kathleen M. Diller and Mr. Roland (’ Levy- This year, as seniors, we have felt closer to them than ever before. Our frequent talks with them have developed us and have strengthened us as individuals. They have made us realize our responsibilities, not only to ourselves and to the small community in which we live, but to the world around ns. Our close contact with them has made us more fully aware of their outstanding finalities — their wisdom, understanding, and sincere appreciation of people. The influence of Mrs. Diller and Mr. Levy is felt throughout the school. They are loved by all as friends and counsellors. As we bid them an affectionate fare- well, we know that we may always rely on them for sym- pathetic understanding and guidance, and that their past guidance is certainly a major contribution to any suc- cess we may attain in the future.
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Anskl V. VoL'NC We 2 em cm We, the Class of 195 5, wish to offer our tribute to Ansel V. Young who rendered great service not only to the village of Greenport, but also to the young people of this area. A prominent figure in the political af- fairs of the village, he was mayor for six years. Police Justice and President of the Chamber of Commerce. He served on the Board of Education from P P to 1930, and teas president from P 23 to 19 30. His devoted interest, leadership and continued promotion of the educational interests of the community in a large measure laid the foundation for securing our present school facilities. Mr. Young's unselfish devotion and interest in civic affairs will always be remembered. i
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