Jamaica High School - Folio Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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, r Q . i OEHCOKHQ joofdfepa America is waiting for a bus. A taxi is too expensive, walking too strenuous, and horses are old fashioned. America is standing on a street corner, stamping her feet, complaining about the weather, and waiting for a bus. She wants to get to Peace Street and Security Avenue. She wants to cross International Bridge, pass through Iron Curtain Tunnel, and strew garlands of democracy to the people along the way. JO When Abe Lincoln wanted to go somewhere, he walked. He picked up one foot, put it down in front of the other, and in his long even strides . . . he got there. America, at least the generation which represents America to the world today, is growing old standing on that corner. She couldn't start walking now if she wanted to. She'll die waiting for a bus. 'Oh, she's willing to pay the fare, but until it comes along, what else can she do but wait? However, young America, the new America, is still strong, with long legs just perfect for rough hiking. She can arm herself with truth and faith, take the light of freedom in her hand as a torch, and walk with long even strides to Peace and Security. She can see high idealistic plans for world fellowship and brotherhood with her young eyes. She can walk forward, each step based on wisdom and faith in God, into new horizons of love between all peoples. She can, if she starts early in the morning fthe moming of youth's enthusiasm and strengthj, get there long before sunset, before the darkness of mortal hate and killing can descend upon the world once more-in time to relight the sky with her torch, of freedom. The question is, will she? Or will the new America join the old, standing on a street corner, waiting for a bus? The hdpe of the world lies in her footsteps. 4 Howard Boughey 5 .-.o n . . . ., -a . . A V . 1. 'Q , ,- . f l -5Q . - . ,- --,....a....l - M.. -,..,,-,.-..,l,,....q,,Q.,.-s.9,-..,. .L 4... n- -A -L

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PEARL M, ALVANO Hill-QU Nllflllill Rd, -lllllllllfll Iiusinvss Vorul Training, P,S.A.I,. Award, Klinor Chi-vrons, Volleyball 'l'ournnnu'nt .4 j1':1'e'l in any ,u'rliriy, -ll lll I ll Llludyi Al BER l5ll-Iifl 58 Rd, Flushing Qu:-z-ns Collvgf- 19.0. Store, Sify to M1'. Dr1u'lu'r, llonor Roll, hlaunvs Madison High: Sr-or to Head of Art Di-pt., Art Stull, .Xss't to Trs., Stull' of School Mzuzuvim- lilrlini null lnrnnii' mn-li' mix. lm! tIlIHl'llllIl'X llierfx Il HIl.tllIlxl'. .-XNTIIUNY f'l'onyl .XIQRIICMM X 150-24 Ilmwiwx' Rd, llilllllllfil .'xl'llly Honor Roll 42p l.m'r1l lmy nmltm gourl. HELEN A. lil-IDN.-XRSKI Yfil-U2 llil Ave, Iruurrlton Wilkes Colh-gc Art Award, Honor Roll, Badmin- trn Club, Sports S1-Ction, Ass't to rs. Helen of Troy is In nneienl milli- ulnyy mlm! Helen Iiedrzmslti is lo ll vzrell fzemniinlily. NANCY I. BERCELL 141-68 Rd, -Ifllllillfll Brndly State Coll:-gc' History, Stagers, Aevounting Clubs, Honor Roll, Ass't to Trs., Grad, 1l'fQ Yrs., School of Applied Arts und Srivnees Clezfel, izveel, unzl full nf' fun, A'nm'y'x likerl ln' eUr'r1'm1e. BARBARA B, BLEEKER 153-23 78 Rd, Kew Garde-n Hills Business Ass't to Trs., Eng. Honor, Honor Cz-rtifirnte-, -I1'llA1'fSOll High: Hr-- hrew, Drzuuzities Club, Student Patrol The only llziny flint exreedir Bob- lziwfv intelligenre ix lier person- nlifr. ALBERT P. BOWMASTER 84-44 2515 St, Bellerose College S c r v i C 1- Squad, Ass't to Trs., P.S.A.L. Awards A real friend. Il .fzvell guy. One Zl'll0lS fllil'lIvl'.V ready In lil'- ALLAN MERRAY ISREITIQR 1515-U2 78 Rd, Flushing Collegi- Newton High: Glen' Club Srlrrexx ix rluvlrrlezl in llmxe :elm flexerue il. ,IUDITH lludyl BROl'T'l' 81537 Smedley St, Jillllillfll College Honor Roll C7l, Program Comm., Honor Classes, Bio. Club, Hroud- ensting Clubs, Band, Lenders, Ass't to Trs., Minor J , Grad. Il'f'Q Yrs. Friendly, jolly, and inlellilgenl. Illllj' will .Surely be n .tncce.v.f. EDMUND fEddiz-J BUNKSE 9l-19 175 St, Jarnaieu Oswego State Teachers College Indoor and Outdoor Track Tm-mns, Minor J , Soccer Team, Swim- ming Ass't, Honor Roll, Art Award Eddie'.r like radar. always on the beam. GERALD BURKHALTER 107-I3 New York Blvd, Jfunzxiea Queens College A nice fellow nnrl Inf: of fun. A zvnmlerful pal In everyone. JUDITH ljudiej CHAZEN 155-30 Jr-wel Ave, Flushing City College of Business Adminis- tration English, Accounting Awards, Hon- or Roll, Arista, Girls' Leagucwin- Training, Grad. 3Vz Yrs., Wash- ington Irving High: Washington Irving Times What ll hiking woman this girl is. Bu! only time will tell what bilex on her line. f I