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Dear Class of 1962: Shadows of man have the unique characteristic of varying from overpoweringly large to innocuously small; covering broad expanses of space or falling on an inconspicuous and limited surface: of being sharp and in contrast with surroundings or blending insignificantly with the background. All this depends on the bigness” of the indi- vidual and how he faces the light. All around us the shadows of aggression and world controversy perplex us by their scope and magnitude. Our national need is to allow men everywhere to observe the glorious dimensions of our country's philosophy by seeing the great shadow cast by free man over the dominated or enslaved areas of the world. During the years of formal schooling, your teacher and parents have attempted to make you grow tall with the truth, broad in the breadth of your outlook, and wide with wisdom in your search for solutions to the problems which face mankind. How well we have succeeded will be determined by the size of the shadow of free and intelligent thought you cast about you as educated individuals in a democratic community or together as a free community in a threatening authoritarian world. With implicit faith in our way of life and our system of education. I am certain you will always face the light of truth and cast a tre- mendous shadow of faith in the future, sharp in its contrast, with the indefinite and vague shadows of enslaved peoples, and ultimately, re- turn the dignity of the individual man to all peoples everywhere. In your hands rest the destiny of your community and your country. My best wishes go to each and every one of you. Louis Blumberg Superintendent of Schools Levittown, N.Y.
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In a school system as vast as ours, the task of administrating it, is indeed a heavy one. In District No. 5, this duty fell to the Board of Education. Their meetings were long and the work hard, but these praiseworthy rep- resentatives of our community have endeavored to meet the many diffi- culties they were faced with, and to continue raising the standard of edu- cation for the pupils of District No. 5. For these efforts on our behalf, we remain indebted to the Board of Education. Standing, from left to right are: Mr. Frank Wallace, Mr. Harold Woodhull, and Mr. Causland. Seated, from left to right are: Mr. Eli Mellan, Mr. Robert S. Hoshino, Mr. Robert Kissel, tore C. Gangi. Edwin L. Mc- and Mr. Salva-
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