Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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l FASHIQNING THE CLASS OF ,42 Time marches . . . baek . . . and we see ourselyes in our old daze, when we started marching to glory. Going feet-first into the past, we ean see our marching feet adorned in the popular saddle shoes. Do you reeall when you Erst yentured into the llalls of Bayside, probably dressed in a bright eheeked blouse to mateh your plaid skirt. or pants as the ease may be, and niee clean saddle shoes. which were blaek by the end of the day owing to the seniors' big feet whieh you had yet to learn to dodge? Remember how disillusioned we were to learn there were no reserved seats in the luneh room? It took the average freshman two weeks to get oyer the embarrassment of going to the wrong gym. KA senior's di1'eetions!l The fashion plate of the l all of N38 wore a gay pinafore or a wool shirt hanging out. About that time people were making eraeks like, 'l'he Breeze and I walked home together yesterday. yesterday being September - 1938, the day of the big blow or the hurricane. Beautifully eolored eardigans and erew hair ents eame out the same time Uoomphn did. VVe were just about getting over the shag then and eatehing the lindy. All the latest steps eould be pieked up by watching a few of our fellow elassmates stomping it out at one of the famous GO. 9 P? I iii' f 1: r st SX 5 AN -yi WAX tl, QM