Bennett High School - Beacon Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Row I: M. Meyer, E. Hedger, J. Selby, B. Weintraub.- Row II: B. Feinblatt, E. Shosho, D. Murray, S. Greenberg, C. Sheinberg, S. Hoff- man. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . GIRLS! TREASURER BOYS! TREASURER GIRLS, MARSHAL BOYS, MARSI-IAL PROPHET . . HISTORIAN . VALEDICTORIAN SALUTORIAN Sanford Greenberg Dianne Murray . Judith Selby Carol Sheinberg . Ernest Shosho . Ellen Hedger . Philip Ablove Michael Meyer Sanford Hoffman Bruce Weintraiib Barry Feinblatt

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SALUTATCRY Three years and eight months ago, our class of 1958 brought forth to Bennett High School a new group of students dedicated to the proposition that all youth are entitled to, and should fully appreciate, a high school education. Now we are at the end of a great period in our lives and are beginning a new period to test whether that education, so received and so directed, has prepared us for the future. We are met in the great auditorium of that Bennett High School. We are met to acknowledge and to sincerely thank those who have dedicated their lives and their careers that we might live a fruitful, mature, and understanding life. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. But, in a larger sense, we cannot repay, we cannot honor, we cannot acknowl- edge enough these benefactors. Our parents, teachers, our principal, Mr. Farrar and our assistant principal, Mr. Miller, who worked with us here and at home, will be gratified with our success, far above our power to add or to detract. We shall long remember the good times we have spent here, and we shall never forget the lessons in brotherhood, understanding, and knowledge that we have learned and practised. It is for us, the graduates, to dedicate our lives to the unfinished work of molding our characters that they, our mentors, have thus far so unselfishly carried on. It is for us to be here dedicated to the great future remaining before usg that from these honored benefactors we take increased devotion to that cause of developing useful, active citizens, to which they here gave their guidance and understanding. We here highly resolve that they shall not have taught us in vain, that we the Class of 1958 shall strive onward and that we shall use the knowledge gained here so that a country of the people, by the people and for the people shall continue to grow in peaceful prosperity. - Barry Feinblatt 17