Levittown Memorial High School - Echoes Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

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At the head of the yearbook staff was one of the leading seniors of Levittown Memorial High, Editor-in-Chief, Ellen Furedi. Writing for “Echoes” occupied a good deal of Joan Glickman’s time, as she was Literary Editor of the yearbook. ECHOES EDITORS Layout for “Echoes” is prepared by hardworking art men, A1 Burkhardt and Danny Sherman. Never a dull moment for Business Manager of “Echoes” Mary Jane Marchlevski.

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ADMINISTRATION Dear Students. The Class of 1958, more than any group which has preceeded it, faces new challenges and invitations. Science has so rapidly ventured into new frontiers of space that intelligence and education have become more important than ever before. To you comes the challenge to understand this changing world, and the invitation, as a member of tomorrows generation of leaders, to forge forward in the discovery and control of new frontiers. No one could have a better opportunity to view and share in this pageant of history in the making than a member of your graduation class. May your contribution to tomorrow and your rewards for service be high. Fred Ambellan Superintendent Mr. Fred Ambellan Superintendent of Schools Mr. Charles Jacobs Principal Dear Friends, You are facing and will continue to face a more difficult world than seniors have for the past decade. There will be much keener competition for college entrance, college work will be more difficult, and your future employers are to be more exacting. When one knows in advance of an approaching problem he can prepare himself. What can you do to meet this increased challenge? Most people fail in their occupation because they do not begin to put forth effort that is equal to their ability. You may be assured that you have the ability, the previous training and all other prequisite qualities. No one can stop you from the success you desire if you have sincere determination to attain that success. Almost without exception you find the successful person has reached his objective more because of interest and determina- tion than ability. Sincerely yours, Charles C. Jacobs Principal

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LITERARY CLUB First Row: Carol Smith, Joyce Cohen, Martha Schneider, Joan Glickman, Adrien Bien, Diane Hcrbach. Second Row: Connie Erickson, Joy Black, Norma Furedi, Phil Kohler, Carol Wcstrick, Ellen Furedi, Alice Bronton. ART STAFF Jonathan Bauch, Joel Weissman, A1 Burk- hardt, and John Amslcr arc the creators of all the art work put into the 1958 “Echoes.” A job well done, boys! BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Carol Baecht, Ann Anderson, Peggy Loudon, Connie D'Amato, Mary Jane Marchlevski, Elaine Lcttow, Elaine Lurie, Felice Falzone. Second Row: Ellen Joyce, Kathy Rajkovich. Peggy McNeil. Joe Burnham, Kathy O’Malley, Barbara Stein- berg, Gerry Rahner, Shelley Goldberg, Liz Mahoney. Third Row: Pat Garry, Janet Nowotny, Wendy Interland, Cathy Corri- gan, Ann Mackwich, Pat Durdaller, Elsa Elzweig, Lynn Christianson.