Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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5 Q s A4 R 4 1 liixy Refi x 'xt it W YQ, N21 -fr E X ,,-x 5 f ei Q ik fx ax 5 +- C is V L E ,,, ,L MR. GEORGE SINDEL Dean of Special Problems Q . gg l f, it ii XX? 'ff MR. JOHN P. NUCATOLA Dean of Boys ,guns- DEANS MR. JOHN CZERNIEWICZ Dean of Boys Class of June '59 Your future continues . . . You will find life a wonderful adventure, filled with myriad expe- rienees. Be happy, but remember those less fortunate. Work hard, but allow time for play. Take a little, but give a lot. Remember there is no greater pleas- ure than in giving,-particularly of yourself. We have confidence in You, our youth. Good luck and God bless all of you. John P. Nucatola

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ADMINISTRATION -am by W, .,,, V l'-. 11, ' .X LEONARD J. PINCUS Administratire Assistant Graduating classes are eternally the same and yet ever different. You have put your mark on Bayside High School both as indi- viduals and as a group. You have contrib- uted to its reputation in our local com- munity and among the rest of the New York City high schools. You will have this same responsibility in each phase of your life. While it may prove difficult at times, I hope you will find the challenge stimulating and your own response to that challenge effec- tive and rewarding. Leone N. Willet As I write this message to you, I look back on over thirty-five years as a teacher. Through the years I have consistently found the great majority of teenagers to he reason- able and likable people, with whom it was a pleasure to work. To the class of 1959, for the part it has played in enriching my life, sincere thanks. I wish for all of you in return that, whatever your future place in the world, it may reward you too with the same warmth of feeling in your work that I have enjoyed in mine. In addition to happiness in your vocational life, may I wish you good fortune too. in your per- sonal life. Leonard J. Pincus thkts LEONE N. WILLETT Acting Administrative Assistant

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SENIOR GRADE ADVISORS MR. CARL BIERSCHENK MRS. EDITH FRANCIS Grade Advisor Grade Advisor We owe much to our tireless grade advisors. spective by our grade counselors. We wish to It was to them that we took all of our unsolved thank them for the wonderful help and under- prohlemsf, Sometimes we went voluntarily, standing they have extended to us in helping us sometimes We were sent for. However, whatever to solve our problems and to understand our- the difliculty was that had loomed so large in selves throughout our years at Bayside. our minds, it was put into new and better per- MR. JONAS DEUTSCH MISS VERONICA DAWSON Grade Advisor Grade Advisor