Flushing High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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There's just No Place Like New York! A Hub Of Transportation Q Q , if ! o . ' 0 o , 6 og, I 0 Q , . 4,. tlllis Fw wean-mi . . . Commuters give the city its tidal rest- lessness . . . - E. B. White New York, NY a helluva town The Bronx is up but the Battery's down . . . The people ride in a hole in the ground ... - New York, New York Betty Comden 84 Adolph Green Leonard Bernstein On The Town Evil ... Love could really be like a Broadway show . . . -- Native New Yorker as performed by Odyssey There's no feeling like the thrill I get when the overture starts and that curtain goes up. It takes my X breath away! Place en 05 , - Hillary Fabian On the avenue, Fifth Avenue ... It should be a part of every child's - Hfaster parade growing years. lt, and the films it lrying Berlin shows, are classics that should not ffwefll have Manhattan, the Bronx and be lost- l'm really glad thelf Saved Staten Island, too. We'll try to cross Fifth Radio City. Avenue . . . - Barbara Freiman - Rodgers 31 Hart

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Neighborhoods! MUN F086 I0 CQ y I , 55 'T as X stfiw 'trite And tell me what street com- pares with Mott Street in july? Sweet pushcarts gently gliding byll love: - Rodgers 84 Hart .54 f New York has always been the prime example of the melting pot theory. Many different nationalities meet and mix every day on the streets of the city. But each night, they go home to their own people in their own special enclaves. Be- sides being just homes for its populace, these neighbor- hoods are the true heart of New York City, tourist attrac- tions- places not to miss when in New York. Chinatown, Little Italy, Harlem and the Lower East Side are world famous for their streets, their restaurants, their shops, and most of all, their inhabitants. Without them, the city would lose its luster and its reknown. Here once again, the city is set to music- the words are by Lorenz Hart and the music by Richard Rodgers. The song is Manhattan from their show The Garrick Gaieties of 1925. The lyrics are even more ap- propriate today, as we salute the small pockets that unite to form the overblanket of New York City. fi .J . if if P A ' H . lllgs F ......,.n if ' if 4- Q N vu -fini if lx ' L f A 1- 2- Nh GELLIS ' .T 1.152365 1 sw FV- sf' 'W m X I ' f ,Li -,,.g.,.,,7 f x ' -Y ISAA L , M. ,,.,,,, zz smraw-x' ,f,. wa.,t.f.wf 5 la, L I v . .1 Q. .. ,,. mm Q' r,,.., mf .. , Above: It's very fancy on old Delancey Street, you know. The subway charms us so - when balmy breezes blow, to and fro - Rodgers 84 Hart - - ?' .54 ish. z ,S gli' mglaifiz W Zz ,,. ,, Above Left: Running with people, up in Harlem - Native New Yorker Far Left: On your left, Washington Square, right in the heart of Greenwich Villlage -- Christopher Street Comden 81 Green Leonard Bernstein Above: NYC, the shadows at sun- down, the roofs that scrape the sky. - Strouse 84 Charnin Annie The Queensborough or 59th Street Bridge, the first link be- tween Queens and Manhat- Ian. Left: Wonderful Town But Really, There's o Place Like