Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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The Junior Year was a year of bans . . . ban on wearing dungarees, ban on sororities and fraternities, and ban on extra-curricular activities. But all problems were eventually solved and the student body shifted into high gear. Club activities became a major part of our school lives and school leaders rose from our midst. Our tremendous square dance, the Skeleton Swingn, launched a trend of mystery at Bayside that reached its peak in the spine-tingling who-dunnit- Night Must Fall . Bright and early one morning at Bayside's first Pep Rally in the park, the spirit was born that carried our basketball team on to Madison Square Garden play-offs. That Spring, balmy breezes were interrupted by hot rhythms of the Mother Goose Jumpu as the Band stole the show in the Spring Concert. In meet- ing a challenge of the students, Bayside,s teachers displayed their athletic prowess, shapely legs, and cheering ability at the Student-Faculty Volleyball Game. VVith encouragement from the wonderful year behind us, we enthusiastically looked ahead to our Senior Year. L'Seniors, Seniors-never was there such a group of Seniors . We looked dif- ferently-the fellas in khakis and the gals in crazy knee socks. We spoke differently -fGeorge Gobel and his 'ldirty birds enriched our vocabularies. We acted differ- entlyi GWSH , our new by-word, hailed the coming of an unforgettable comedy that included such novelties as a live rooster, an ornery farmer, and a red bathing suit. The undefeated Swimming Team walked OH with the Queens Championship and our redheaded diver went on to make history by becoming Gity Champ for four consecutive years. Our cagemen made their last home game exciting and memorable by creaming Bryant, the Hrst place team. Eighteen-hundred of us armed with buttons and banners took off in buses and subways for the playoffs at Madison Square Garden. The excitement of being a Senior reached its highest peak in our last few months. A great Senior Show, Jamboree, Senior Day, and Graduation climaxed a fabulous year. We, the bewildered Freshmen, are now young men and women ready to face the world, and Bayside has seen us through our adolescent years . . . our maturing years, and is so much a part of our life that it is not hard to understand why we have tears on our faces on this last day. Seventeen

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Offrers Of Che Deck N, JOAN ABBR.'xcC1.AxMENTo ' Editor Triangle Associate BARBARA SAMMONS Triangle Assistant Editor if XE Tab '-X , DUNNE Baysider Editor-fn-Chief FRAYDA SEIF1-:R L der, Spring Arista Girl ea Term CAROLYN SALMINEN Triangle Editor-in-Chief fl ,Q T GIOMBETTI ROBER Chorus President f 2 T.. , L L .r.., , , X ., W ff.: A, 1 , 63.521 yy ! 2 ., JOHN MCCAIN A rixta Boy Leader . ' 4 .,,f K wi, , ,rv- .H .Q V , 2 ax , L I :s.,'z,v , . ALFRED Arista Boy Leader, F I'ILANV.XTY all Term f ei IRMHILD FROELICH Triangle Assorza fe Editor IRI-:NE LUBELL Triangle Aisistant Editor U45 V . ,, 5 -Q, 2 f K , .if ' AZ .X ,.,. i My f 427' 'Y rf, f K et BARRY SULLIVAN Bayside ' ,air rrrr . f f f PATRICIX BLOCK Ariifa Girl Leader, Fal r Editor-in-Chief l Term