LaGuardia Community College - LaGuardia Yearbook (Long Island City, NY)

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Florollo H. LaGuardla Communlty College THE cm UNIVERSITY or new vonx 31-10 THOMSON AVENUE. LONG usuwo CITY. NV. mm o Telephonel718l626-2700 Dear Graduating Class of 1984: It is said that education is the most precious gift society can give. While I agree with the sentiment, I would note that education can hardly be called a gift. It is not something which is received easily, without effort, neatly wrapped and waiting to be opened. You have all worked long and hard to receive your degrees. This yearbook and the diploma you will soon be presented are symbols of the work you have accomplished. But the greatest mark of achievement is the fact that despite obstacles, you have completed a difficult task which you took on freely. You are now college graduates. LaGuardia has always placed great emphasis on preparing students for the world beyond its doors. So even though you are leaving, I hope you will remain in touch as you set out on your individual journeys. I wish you success always and, most of all, congratulations for your fine work. . i', Sincerely, Martin G. Moed Vice Presidentl Dean of Faculty

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Fiordlo H. LaGuardia Community College The City University of New York 31'10 Thomson Avenue, Long Island City, NY. 11101 Telephone 0181626-5050 Office of the President To the Graduating C1ass of 1984: It is with great p1easure, and a deep sense of pride, that I extend my congratu1ations to LaGuardia's Class of 1984. What once seemed 1ike a far away dream has become a rea1ity. The program of study which you have successfu11y comp1eted wi11 forever serve as a tribute to your dediEdtion and perseverance. Your degree wi11 say to a11 that you have met the demanding cha11enges of co11ege. It is proof that when you set out to accomp1ish something, it wiIi get done. I hope that in our efforts to accomp1ish our primary task - to prepare you for a more successful and rewarding 1ife - that, indeed, we have served you we11. Again, my congratulations and best wishes for a happy and successfui future! Sincere1y, er JSigt

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Flordlo H. mum Community Colog- meowuumwosmm mommsomveuue LONG namocmmx mm o Tmmmmzm September, 1984 To the Graduating Class of 1984: I extend my sincerest congratulations as you complete your studies at LaGuardia. You should be proud of the degree you have earned because it represents both the acquisition of skills and knowledge, as well as such personal qualities as commitment and perseverance. This Yearbook reflects the many and varied aspects of your LaGuaraia career, Such as classroom experiences, participation in co-curricular activities, and interactions with teachers, cooperative education coordinators, c0unselors, staff, and your fellow students. I know that it will be a Welcome reminder of the productive years you spent at LaGuardia. Again, congratulations and best wishes for the future! Sincerely, William L. Hamilton Dean of Students