Glendale Junior High School - Glendalier Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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Dear Graduates, Your years at Glendale have finally ended. l hope that these years were pleasant ones for you. The knowledge acquired here should be used as a foundation for further education as well as for the preparation needed for your life careers. I wish all of you my personal warm regards for a happy and successful future. Sincerely, Martin J. Kronenberg Assistant Principal The dictionary defines class as excellence especially of style and appearance. Of course, Glendale Junior High School is made up of nothing but class. And it is true, it does continue. As students in our school, you have shown 4'class and I know you will continue to do so in High School and during your entire lifetime. Best wishes and good luck! Leon B. Cohen For the Class of '85, From the many local areas of our community, your paths converged at Glendale Junior High School for a few very important years. You came as a child. You leave as a young adult. The years between gave you an opportunity to learn, not only your subjects, but, more importantly, about yourself. Growing up involved evaluating your interests, skills and values, and making choices and decisions. Now that your paths will again diverge, we hope that your years at Glendale Junior High School have helped move you toward a path which will bring happiness and success. Amelia M. Schiller

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work out your future. To the Seniors, This is your year! Congratulations to the Class of '85. The Glendalieris Theme, class continues, is intriguing. Many thoughts come to mind. There is a rhythm and continuity to our lives. There are traditions, customs, ceremonies and other events that influence our decisions. Senior Classes will contunue. You are members of our twenty fourth Senior Class. Each class in its time has been special. We can say of each class, the class continues. Our hope is that this class will be maintained throughout the years after Glendale. You will be leaving us with your dreams and expectations, not knowing as yet how or if they will be realized. Style, grace under pressure, an ability to assume responsibilities and an understanding of the importance of honesty, personal integrity and hard work are qualities which must be nurtured if success is to be realized and class continued. Graduation means leaving childhood friends and familiar places. It means coming to grips with challenges, victories, defeats, joys and sorrows, as you Hopefully, you will find fulfillment. This will take a lifetime. Perhaps you will look back occasionally, to 1985 and say, the Glendalier was right, the class continues. Best wishes, 2 Sin cere ly, tcliefwwfzfr 27.245,

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