Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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observation while jumping on his seat at the H-lune Jam-up.', Of course Baysiders appreciate other music too. Alvin came to this conclusion after seeing Bayside's annual Nights of lfusicf' He had another opportunity to see Baysiders at their enthusiastic best when most of the school made a pilgrimage to Madison Square Garden to cheer the basketball team on to a city championship. It was no refiection upon the cheering section,s enthusiasm that the Commodores succumbed valiantly. Alvin discovered in his junior year a magic word. After careful experimentation he came to the conclusion that every time he said, HTwirp, a girl would open the door for him, carry his books, or do some other gallant service. HTwirp', Q' The lN'oman is Requested to Payj eventually gave Alvin the chance to have a free date, well almost, anyway. At last Alvin became a member of the 'fsacredfi He was a Senior. He at once engaged the llad Hatter to supply him with a Senior Hat. At tea parties in the cafeteria Alvin always got the clean cup! lN'hat power! Nhat glory! He was known as 5'Little Ali' by this time because he towered a full two feet over the heads of most hrst-termers. This was because one day he had seen a cookie while waiting on the lunch line. It had a sign on it that said, ':Eat mef, Having nothing better to do, Alvin proceeded to obey the sign. This proved to have drastic effects, for from that time on he grew at an astounding rate, until he had reached his present height of 6'4 . Alvin certainly felt at home in Baysideland now. He could put his feet on the desks and stretch out to take a nap without any pangs of conscience. Yes, our poor bewildered Alvin of four years ago had planted his roots deeply into Bayside- land. He was xstuck Oni' the place. In fact he often sat on some bubble gum that some thoughtful friend had left on the seat. Sometimes he was stuck for hours. But as Alvin arrived at the day when he had his diploma in hand, it was with some sadness that he left Baysideland. As he stepped out the door for the last time, he felt himself falling, falling down another long passageway. When he had landed Alvin knew he was in a new Wonderland. Thirteen

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