Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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make a name for themselves, clubs become bigger and stronger, and a rather unheard of little thing begins to squeak. For now, we shall call this thing school spirit. A beauty contest inspires all the males in the school and they begin to sing. Dry Bonesn by the Boys' Chorus makes the auditorium jump. The big Jamboree turns the school into a house of merriment, and brings the class' Junior year to a happy conclusion. In September this group becomes The Terrible, feared and bowed to by all other classes .... Seniors! l l The little squeak has been fed quite a bit by now, and it has the earmarks of a loud, exultant shout. A pep rally held before school shows that the shout is more than noise, The teams, receiving this shout as a sponge receives water, take heart. Six Bayside swimmers make the All-City team, and the Basketball Commodores play in Madison Square Garden. The Nights of ftfusic, held in the spring for a change, sends the whole community swooning with admiration and respect. The Jamboree is the last big event for the seniors before they begin to prepare for the big day in June. The big day finally arrives, and we see the members of this group quietly accepting their diplomas. As they file on stage, we can actually read the school's past on their faces. He recognize the look of the sports hero, the look of the Baysider Staff member, the look of the Arista member, the look of the club enthusiast. The looks are all alike for the most part, for they all have been subjected to about the same atmosphere . . . the same teachers, the same park, the same bagel man, the same buses, the same school. They have experienced the same happenings . . . the dungaree affair, the fraternity-sorority affair, the take cover drills. the dances, the tense midterm and regents periods, the games, the G.O. campaigns, the happy summer vacations. The lads and lasses are Knights and Maidens now, and Bayside has seen them through their adolescent years . . . their maturing years, and is so much a part of their new life, that it is not hard to understand why we sec tears on their faces on this last day. Thirteen

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4- T'-- ,,,.-s4 gf ,.- M Ia ifl II By order of our most gracious King, to you noble servants, we bequeath thee with these rare gifts worthy of a King's heritage: To To To To To To To Mr. Backal . . . Mrs. Willett .... Klr. Crambliti .. Bliss Daly .... . Mr. Pilatsky .. Mrs. Fouquet . . Mr. Shafran Miss Tallarico . Mr. Kochnower Weathervane Atlas Body Building Set ......,............f'Sof-Set .......Afourth year Latin class pair of suspenders , . . .A subscription to Flushing High's newspaper, The Forum RUUII1 To Mrs. Kidd ..... . To Mr. Sindel ...,. To Mrs. Crozier To Mr. Kanter To Mrs. Breen To Mr. Dressler .... To Mrs. Shapiro To Bill ....i...,.... To Mr. Bierschenk .... To Cv.O. Captains .i.. To the Cheerleaders . To the Freshmen .... To the Gym Teachers . . To the Bus Riders To the Lunchroom .... To the Teacheris Lounge To the Study Hall ..,. To the Library ....... . To the Auditorium .,,. fand last but not leasti To Mr. NIcCarthy ...., .......................Amechanical Triangle Staff . . .Five minutes more .,.... ......... Mr. Cramblitt's keys , . .... Bloodhounds Perfumed scented call cards fi la Surrender . . . . . . . . . . . . .A Passion Blossom for his lapel ......................Puppie Lovers ...... . . . .A washcloth to comb his hair . . .A scholarship to Bermuda University .................,............Jellybeans . . . .A female freshmen class majoring in M.D. ..,..........,...........RollerSkates . . . . . . . . . .Built-in uniforms ..........,........Escalator passes . . . .Mink sweatshirts mit monograms ....,......i.....Slugs . . . . . ,Faculty waiters ia I . . . . . The Kinsey Report ,' .A bit of paint n' plaster . . . .A Cancer Specialist . . . . .More hall less study By this means of jesting, we hope ye can see through it and realize how grateful we trulv are for all your cooperation and much needed assistance in our memorable years at Bayside High School. tif CLASS OF JUNE 1954 Y' fig 5-4 1555119 ulnllk , 2. 4 - I nf' . Q as 1 rf' , ' . - 4' . E s M 1 S . ,, - 2 '- Q 11524, X, Faxes Sffaw O' 15 , 'lllllf -5 1 I 54 : P' 2 ,f 9 :f F' 2 ,I iff .4 4' . 1P'iF