Lindenhurst High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lindenhurst, NY)

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'Vie t g Dr. Foster Hoff Suloerintenoknt qv Schools To the Class of 1971: There is a tendency for human beings to generalize and describe groupsof people rather than address themselves to an analysis of individuals in the group. People refer to the suburbanite, the black, the wealthy, the liberal, ad infinitum. The generalization simplifies. lt also destroys uniqueness and permits callous and discriminatory judgments. One of the more offensive generalizations concerns 'iyoung peo- ple todayf' The list of diatribes following that generalization is long. Perhaps l am sensitive because my job brings me into fre- quent contact with young peoplef' l do not care to justify extremists, vandals or the callous and rude. l merely say that exposure to students in Lindenhurst High School has underscored my abiding faith in uyoung people. As in- dividuals l have-found most of you concerned and thoughtful. Every statistic shows your generation to be our nationis biggest, brightest, most socially adept and talented generation. Good luck and Godspeed. Please judge individuals rather than generalize about groups during your adult life. Foster Hoff Superintendent of Schools Frederick Broszeit President, 1970-1 971 --4' THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Fiore Casale, Margaret Ebinger, Frederick Broszeit, Standing: John Ceci, Benedict Barbera, Robert Viohl, Joseph Fisher, Missing: Roland Heinrichs.