Bethpage High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Bethpage, NY)

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A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR We who have the distinct honor of becoming the first graduating class from this new school, planned and executed in the closing days of the Fabulous Fifties, have thought 'it necessary to have a publication with a new name. The era of the Blub Book terminated with our move from the Broadway Building. Our new name, Bethpagean, for our 1960 Yearbook, we hope, sets a standard that will always have its goals at the top. Our theme is one of individual importance. As the countdown is an- nounced for a rocket launching, we as seniors relate it to our own careers. Our high school days are our launching platforms. We are now headed for a role that we have long prepared for - that of responsible citizens who will attempt the fantastic joy of playing a part in maintaining understanding among men. In these closing days of our career as high school students, we would sincerely like to give our thanks to all who made our days at Bethpage High School a motivating and pleasant experience - as well as a scholastic preparation for the future. As Editor of the Yearbook, I would like to add a note of specific thanks to the faculty, and to the High School Staff, the Business Department, and Robert Faller, al ' have given so unselfishly of their time and talent. To all the wonderful people who have cm much to make the Yearbook possible, my thanks. Q-kung. .

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