Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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ix f fi' J P .Jyza 4, af, 6,7 xfi ws-'4 , AQ! wxffp I fxlfpsfi vvktjz filctn Z K - 1- Q U lj J., BMW lecbcafion Ou. q frlvtltfil To you, Miss Lent and Mrs. Wlaldeyer, we the Class of June 1956 wish to voice our deep grati- tude and sincere appreciation of your many services in our behalf during the past four years. The remembrance of your patient understanding and wise Counsel will remain indelibly stamped on each of our minds.

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hlarch 26, 1956 Ilear Boys and Chrk: This shall probably be my last opportunity to say a few words to you as a Senior Class. During the pastfour yearsxve have been proud of your many accomplishments. Already members of your class have achieved nation-wide recognition in scholarship, service and sports. I fervently hope that these mark only the beginning of many laurels yet to be added to the banner of the CHass of June 1956. EDWARD KOLEVZON Five

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ix.. I new tam Q? .-l Y X r if 2 KN jAeme L l X 6 N .NX l 11 Q1 5 1' Qui! 7 lYhen Bayside High School opened its doors for the Hrst time twenty years Ll X-7 !3!l 5 ago. people did not realize how rapidly in the ensuing time until now, war. recon- al struction and Communism would rush our country to the pinnacle of world power 65 Film . . . i I I and responsibility. A l N Nowadays. people realize that achieving some clarity of purpose can result in ll a great age for America and the world. In the years that follow. we should attempt x X this clarity of purpose by measuring in economic terms the problems and oppor- us H tunities that confront America in the world. The outcome of good purpose can be ' N . . li S Dx dimly foreseen at present. The changes we want or expect may not take place, but ,lag X with our conscious effort and courage, God will guide us on the road of life we l - . . 4 V Y I strive to attain. Bayside High School has helped to imbue us, as well as all its students in the M AQ A past twenty years, with values useful in making proper choices. The memory of ' X . 1 . . . . . El ayside's untiring efforts will long remain in our minds and we sincerely hope 6 t at we may all follow Bayside's example in a world so sorely in need of unity and i C Y r U brotherhood. And so. it is with deep appreciation that we extend to Bayside High School our heartfelt 'Thank Youl' and Good Luckw for a HAPPY TNVENTIETH ANNIVERSARY? ij I S Q5 q 5' ll -Qs Q11-I 5 -:lv 'N ll 1 viii? f-Q 'dr 64X A . Q S .