Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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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

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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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'53 ' 25 ' - ' ,,. f- .-Q MRS. GERTRUDE WALDEYER MISS IRENE LENT MRS. ELIZABETH 1 College Advisor Scholarship Advisor Commencement Chai For advice on admissions, Bay- side's college hopefuls have beat- en a steady path to Mrs. Wal- deyer's office. Junior College, Ivy League, City College, and Po- dunk U., Mrs. Waldeyer' can an- swer the endless questions about these and hundreds of other schools. Bayside's collegiate alumni owe much to her advice. Looking for something? In the Way of scholarships, l mean. If you are interested in a scholar- ship of any type, or information concerning such matters, Miss Irene Lent, in room 150, is the person to see. Her expert advice has helped many Baysiders win scholarships to schools all over the country. As the last strains of the gri uation march reach the ears Bayside's seniors, the mernore of Mrs. Elizabeth Gross audi tireless eiiorts for the Cornrnen ment Committee are brought mind. Her work insures a bean ful and smoothly-run graduati ceremony. 5 CLERICAL STAFF The efficient members of the clerical staff and cripts for those applying for college is a task their student aides take care of the numerous for which college-bound seniors owe special and clerical work connected with the thanks to the members of the clerical staff. For UF' ,Uv VV J! f the sefhoonl he preparation of trans- their labors wl 'ch hel ed s -tl - ks. P A p f PQ? 0 ian J imt qv, p-'- ---ig of 9