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

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It is truly significant that the class of '78 was destined to be the graduating class as Memorial celebrated its twenty-fifth anni- versary. You were successful in keeping alive the vitality and excitement that was launched by the first graduates at Me- morial. It was easy to recognize a rekindl- ing of the original spirit that was so sym- bolic of our school's early years. The students who enthusiastically sup- ported the revival of the fifties brought a great deal of happiness and nostalgia to all of us who have fond memories of that time which seems too recently to have passed. The spontaneous applause, the smiles and twinkles were evidence of the appreciation for us all to who you gave an opportunity to somewhat relive an exciting part of our past. Your theme was Individuality. Indeed each of you added a personal touch to this school year. Each individual achieve- ment in plays, concerts, sports, and every- day activities added to the totality we proudly call Memorial. We all derived considerable personal satisfaction and well being as we lindyed through 1977- 78. We wish you every success in all your future endeavors. Patrick Walsh Principal 22

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Sandra Myles President Nelson Goldberg Vice-President Murray Hoffman Secretary Martin Adams Thomas Kuhn Harvey S. Sands Board of Education 21 lames Ward

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A vital aspect of a high school educa- tion is to continue developing the in- dividuality of each student. Specific courses, programs and events are primarily established to heterogenize the student population. This character- istic, of developing individuality, does not end with a high school diploma but continues throughout our entire lives. It should grow, change and also be made applicable, as we move through education, to our vocational careers and retirement years. What are we without our distinct individualities? Robert Edward Noble Vice-Principal