Flushing High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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-ffY ur Own Little Bite . Flushing is an important and living part of New York. It is a trendsetter and a home of landmarks, in point of fact, it is older than New York. In 1635, when New York was still a sleepy Dutch village called New Amsterdam at the tip of Manhatten Island, a group of Dutchmen settled near Flushing Bay and the town they established became our community. The Flushing community is l l l l l l full of history. john Bowne and the Quakers led the fight for religious freedom from here. General Grant, jenny Lind, and Theodore Roosevelt all ap- peared at Town Hall. Flushing High was granted its charter in 1875, before Flushing was a part of New York City. In 1938-39 and again in 1964-65, it served as host for the World's Fair. Modern Flushing is still a growing area. The Main Street business district is being revital- ized, and the historic Town Hall has been restored, once again serving the community as a showplace. Shea Stadium, ga as home of the Mets and lets, and LaGuardia Airport, are both in the Flushing area. Without Flushing, New York would lack much, and without New York, Flushing might still be just a '--'... T rf- ,,z.- J... -.J M. .. ,-...... ...e u fi-W -S.,-iff '15 '- '-:,, 5,-i ' fa - Magik as . .-.na- man-':a15'5g5s?Wv ,, ,egg The students of the school enrich the city and make it a u--F ' ll 9 g yy - 4,-f I better place to live ' YQ' ' 1 1 - Wanda Prisinzano How does Flushing High contribute to New York? Well, it takes up about an acre. - Mr. M. Manson Y a - ,,.. .,..... . .k.. .. 7. 'Y -mx Flushing'

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