Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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effing fo now ou . . -04 MR. WILLIAM KOCHNOWER Administrative Assistant Mr. Kochnower's first love is mathematics but as Administrative Assistant in charge of the An- nex he hasn't had much time for the third R in the last few years. Before coming to Bayside MRS. LEONE N. WILLETT Acting Adnziizistratifve Assistant Mrs. Willett handles her chores as Acting Ad- ministrative Assistant and Dean of Girls at Bay- side with ease and dispatch. Outgoing and optimistic, she is planning to take a round-the- MR. LEONARD j. PINCUS Administratifve Assistant Fairness, wisdom, and willingness to listen to the problems of any boy or girl have won for Mr. Pincus the universal respect and admiration of the student body. Mr. Pincus came to Bay- side in 1936-the year the school opened -as a member of the Physics Department. He was 3 4 i ,L in 1946 he was an instructor in Army Air Force Technical Schools. He studied at Brooklyn Col- lege, Columbia, and N.Y.U. Mr. Kochnower is a member of the Jericho, L. I., Board of Edu- cation, the recipient of two research fellowships, and the author of a number of articles on mathematics. world trip in a freighter. Her travels have taken her so far to such places as Bermuda and Guate- mala. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Barnard College, she completed her studies at Teachers College and the University of California, where she won a fellowship in physics. one of a group of pioneer teachers from Flush- ing High School that came to staff the new school. The Administrative Assistant is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of C.C.N.Y. He also studied at Columbia and N.Y.U. and has traveled widely. Mr. Pincus is currently president of the Ad- ministrative Assistants Association. His hobbies are gardening and golf.

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onnn or znucnnon or 'ms cmr or um vom: -I BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL szun Avzuuz nun 2081-Hi Sm!!-r Bnsrn: GI Bonoucu or Qunus .I annum. D. IIOSKOWTII, PRINCIPAL June 1, 1960 To the .Graduates of J une, 1960: You have at school in a period which has seen increased stress on the importance of raising standards of achieve ment for all. No longer can our country afford to accept the second best from any of you. Each individual must contribute his best so that we can survive the struggle between the free and Cvmmunist world. Whether you go to' college, to business, to the armed forces, or to the American labor pool, you must give of yourself fully. Under-achievement in school, in college, in an office, in a factory or in a research laboratory is a luxury we can no longer afford. May you strive for the highest level of achievement of which you are capable and thus gain personal satisfaction from a job well done and from the added realization that you are thus meeting your obligation as a free American. tended high Eially yours, Samuel D. Mo SDM:dnm Principal skowi tz

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effing fo now orc yddouf ou . GEORGE SINDEL Dean of Special Problems VVell known for his sartorial splendor and his effective handling of problems, Mr. Sindel teaches biology in addition to his duties as Dean of Special Problems. Under his firm guidance the conduct at Bayside has been maintained at a high level. -1 MR. JOHN CZERNIEWICZ Dean of Boys In addition to his important position as Dean of Boys, Mr. Czerniewicz teaches drafting and is faculty advisor to the Newman Club. A native of Buffalo, he came to Bayside in 1947. He is a graduate of Rutgers University. AIR. ,IOHN NUCATOLA Dean of Boys Mr. Nucatolals keen sense of good sportsman- ship and fairness, witnessed by the fact that he is Supervisor of Basketball Ofhcials for the Eastern College Athletic Conference, make him well-suited for his positions as Dean of Boys and gym teacher. anuarcy grade 546!ViSOl'5 Ss--. -...N 1' '-1 XV, n 'Vg X, .. Mr. Bierschenk Mrs. Francis Mr. Deutsch ll