Fallsburg High School - Focus Yearbook (Fallsburg, NY)

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A Message 1950, the middle mark of the twentieth century, finds you in the most challenging situation. As graduates, you face a world that is in a constant state of flux. Never before in the history of man has it been necessary for the youth of our nation to have a more sober and scientific attitude toward all things. We find the world, today, torn between ideologies of a conflicting nature. We find men’s passions and ideas constantly being aroused. I would like to give you this bit of advice. You must learn to understand before you judge. You must get the facts before you form an opinion. You must learn to respect the other fellow for his opinion, and you must, above all, remember that we are all human beings, if we wish to make a better place to live in. I hope that the school has helped you on the road towards this end. I wish you well, and I wish you strength and courage and good hearts. • eight LEON J. WEISS

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Samuel Bey tin — Science Department Clarence Oarr — Science Department Abe Wasserman — Mathematics Department Milton Brizcl — Mathematics Department Ward R. Young — Physical Education Department Roland Allen — Physical Education Department Mildred Va il Ia n t — Language Department Gloria Gillis — Commercial Dapartment Milton Jacobs — Music Department Gordon Fit miss — Industrial Art Department Anna Rosner — Commercial Department • seven

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