Clarkstown High School - Saga Yearbook (New City, NY)

Page 13 text:

f f I J f gliirfgif A af 3 inrnnf gfingfa XYe, the graduates of 1957, are most grateful to you, Nlr. Vincent A. Festa, o11r first mate. We clearly renin-nilmer how you and your office staff assisted us with our inagaxiiic cani- paign, our senior play, and o11r dances, to mention liut ll fi-w activities that you largely made successful for us. How coulcl we ever have reached o11r goal without your able giiiclancc?

Page 12 text:

Hiafiftin fnli jjiigf a Although we are not in close Contact with you, we know you as the chief educational officer on our ship. XYe, the mem- bers of this class, as well as the entire school, bear the stamp of your initiative and inspiring leadership.

Page 14 text:

Q fltrnnh Killa e 'Ella 1 arfmfnn Although this has been your first year aboard our ship, you have proved to be, without a doubt, the very finest Second Mate possible. XVe, the grad- uating crew, regret that we have had the pleasure of knowing you for such a short time. VVe give you the full measure of our gratitude and respect for all that you have done for us. gcifiinlaniir If ip izfun DR. FRANK BOLANDER Although we know you, too, only indirectly, your work as director of Elementary Educa- tion and as coordinator of cur- riculum for the elementary schools in our district make you a valuable navigation officer for our ship. DR. STUART BINION XVe, the class of 1957, know you, Dr. Stuart Binion, more in- directly than directly. Of course, we know of your work in our transportation lines, but this is a small part of your entire duty. The part of your position that we know of only indirectly is your work as assistant to Cap- tain Felix Festa, and your re- search projects for our district. XYe greatly appreciate all that you have done for us.