Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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DR. SAMUEL D. MOSKOWITZ March 18. 1955. Dear Boys and Girls: As you leave Bayside High School, you take to your new life the democratic precepts you were taught here. You have learned many definitions and explana- tions of the nature of Democracy. Each of you will ultimately forge your own definition out of your life's interest and experiences. I leave with you some of my concepts of the democratic way. lXIay you, in all your future relations as worker, employer, citizen, or parent. alliord all with whom you have contact the freedom to think for himself, the right to dissent and he different, and the opportunity to discuss and argue with you without fear of eoereion. Thus armed, you will he 11 worthy representzitiye Aiueriegm in the xyorld's struggle between democracy and communism. Cordially yours, SAMUEL IJ. lN'IOSliOWl'llZ PI'lIIt'I-11701 Four

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