Brooklyn Friends School - Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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4 iii! I , Ima Linda Halperin and Leonard Berlind, CoAEdiTors This is the book of our year. . . Carole Jacobs Susan Meiz Joel Erilcsen RoberT Milgram George Graff ErnesT Alicalcos James Daniels Richard Goldberg Regina Kelly Jefferson Dulce Joan Draguilslcy JonaThan Greenberg and whaT iT commemoraTes is The mosT wonderTul and The mosT exciTing year OT our lives. IT is The mosT imporTanT year we have ever lcnown. We are aware, however, ThaT l958 does noT mark The beginning and The end oT Time. We are surrounded by reminders ThaT There have been and will be longer-remembered evenTs. ThaT There are Things which had Their beginning beTore we were born, and which will conTinue To endure when we are gone. BuT we wanT our year To be remembered: we wanT a Tangible record, someThing which can become a parT, and so make our year a parT, oT Things remembered and endur- ing . . . and iT is Tor This ThaT we publish This yearboolc. Mr. John Roach, PhoTographer and Faculiy Advisor AssociaTe EdiTors Associale EdiTors Publici+y Manager Business Manager 'R AdverTising Manager Boys' SporTs EdiTor Girls' SporTs EdiTor ii ' Yearbook Assisianl AssociaTe EdiTor SporTs PhoTographer

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Q0 yay. 6. A YEARBCDOK PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BROOKLYN FRIENDS SCHCCI. II2 ScI1ermerIworn Street, BrookIyn I, New York

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'Tata 5 -., ' ' 3.3.1-I-E E 5.5.5. .g . wwf We dedicate this yecfkilgooiz to . .U.f3fF4-.+l- 1 MLN-Q Ms- The celebraTion oT anniversaries, To The recogniTion oT greaT landmarks in The hisTory oT our school. To us as a class, The mosT recenT oT These is one oT The mosT imporTanT. The year 1958 marks The end oT The TirsT Tive years oT service ThaT one man has rendered as our principal. Guided by him, we have experienced a period oT reviTalizaTion and renewal, noT only oT our building and The maTerials wiTh which we work, buT also oT The Tone and The general spiriT oT our communiTy. Under his close and inTeresTed direc- Tion. There has been born a new viTaliTy which has become The basic char- acTerisTic oT a growing and Torward-looking insTiTuTion oT educaTion. And we are especially graTeTul To him Tor The creaTion oT a double class, which has enabled many oT us To become a parT oT This school. To Thank him, and in recogniTion oT his conTribuTions To Brooklyn Friends School, we, The class oT I958, dedicaTe our yearbook To Mr.William J. Meeneghan 2.79-Q. T' is ' 's--. .u-uff ' in. -- .244- i 'A' J!- W