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

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We live in a wonderful world! We constantly experience delightful and satisfying things but often accept these without taking time to feel or recognize our good fortune. Among these we find our comfortable homes, the beauties of nature, the joys of good music and the companionship of fellow human beings. At this time when our seniors are about to leave Levittown Memorial High School it would be good to give special consideration to our school. Many factors are combined to make a school. Of these the students and 'the faculty are the most important. During your next fifty to sixty years of living you will find pleasant memories and inspiration because of your high school years. Your memories will bring back the happiest and most carefree years of your life. You will realize, I trust with pride, that this school was and still is somewhat different be- cause you were a student here. There is not a student in school who has not received, from all of his teachers, inspira- tion to improve in both his efforts and objectives. Many of these inspirations will be with you for your life time. As you leave our school you take with you our deepest concern that you continue to give of yourself and also receive inspiration from others. CHARLES C. JACOBS, Principal 10

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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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Mr. Edmund Butler, who has been at Levit- town since its opening in 1952, became Assistant Principal in 1956 after being chairman of the English Department for four years. He has shown an outstanding interest in the student body and their various activities. His under- standing and concern will remain with us long after graduation. Mr. Donald Mills, who be- came Assistant Principal two years ago, has always demon- strated a sincere concern for each student in the student body. Actively supporting our school events, he was often seen in the bleachers, cheering our teams to victory. His understanding and warm personality have endeared him to the entire student body. His thoughtfulness will not soon be forgotten.