Division Avenue High School - Perspectum Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

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Although he was our class advisor for only a short seven months, Mr. Festante helped guide us through oui most important year. He took on both the problems and pleasures of our senior year with sincere willingness, interest and unselfishness. We, the Class of ‘‘76” ap- preciate Mr. Festante for accepting the job and for the time he gave to us. We are also glad to have had the opportunity to call this man our friend. As an expression of our thanks ant appreciation, we, the Class of 1976, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Festante. Love always, The Class of 1976

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A class, no matter what grade or size, needs direction — someone to guide them toward their goals. Our yearbook is dedicated to the man who gave us that guidance. For in the almost three years he was our advisor, Mr. Emeritz devoted a lot of his time and energy to our class. He gave us a lot more of himself, his character, thoughts, ideals, than we expected or at times de- served. We were very sad to see him leave during the beginning of our senior year, because he had become more than just an advisor, he had become our friend. A friend we will always remember. We hope that this gesture expresses our thanks and sincere appreciation for all you have done for us and with us. Love always, The Class of 1976 Since there is always more than one special person to a graduating class, we, the class of 76”, have chosen two, our class advisors — past and present. t m m

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