Long Beach High School - Echo Yearbook (Long Beach, NY)

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Dedication 'Q,.i,5g I -f e KAI, tv'? 'oB'4 fe- -fee-We .fr fy Q11 1 f l A r 4 'H . ffl 2? i 1 pf, ri it l, ,X If ii li is V, NAIS We, the Class of '56, Wish to honor a dear friend and mentor to us all. Without his untiring Work, this yearbook Would not exist. Without his constructive teaching and criticism the World would be robbed of perhaps a future Van Gogh or Picasso. This thank-you cannot begin to show our appreciation, but We know he will under- stand. Therefore we dedicate the 1956 Echo to Mr. Paul Feinman.

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DEAR SENIQRS: Time passes quickly, most of it happily and now and then painfully slow. As Freshman, time was plentiful, it was excit- ing, something to look forward to. As Sophomores, time slowed up to almost a standstill and was somewhat painful now and then. As Juniors, you felt growing pains, your awareness of things about you increased, you began to see individuals where before you saw mostly people, trees instead of woods. Your laugh quieted down, you ran less, you discovered dignity and derived pleasure in assuming the re- sponsibility of growing up. As Seniors, now you have arrived, you are really there. Where before mind and body were often disunited, now all things are fused into a oneness, complete and also replete. It has been a joy to see you grow and to grow with youg challenging at times, but always exciting, interesting and stim- ulating. We are proud of you and feel that you will face the future well prepared, happy and with utmost confidence. Affectionately, JOSEPH BORZILLERI N i r F MR. JOSEPH S. BORZILLERI 1 X 1 fy rx it if rye -XXX g X X S ff xx.. 5 x if- .,., , ,Q , R r f My if A Ml wx. .Zig . , Principal

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Front Rofw t to right: Art ,Editorj Mary-jo Borzilleri ditor-in-Chief, Judith Bragerg Li!- erary Edzlo Florence Lieberman. Second Row: Ass! Art dzlor, Tom Prebelg Treasurer, Sara Roth Bu :ness Manager, Robeijt Meshelg .4ss't Lzterary dztor Mark Levitz. Kee ers of the Log June 24, 1956-Graduation Day. In the atmosphere there is a mixture of sad- ness and excitement. Our ship has reached a major port, and our voyage through high school is ending. As keepers of the log, We have been recording all the events and people We have encountered during our journey through high school. With you, our traveling com- panions,' we have had many stim lating, trying, and extremely enjoyable experiences during the past four years. We hope that whenever y u chance to read this log, its articles and pictures will bring back many pleasant m mories. EDITORS MR. PAUL FEINMAN MR. CHARLES WELCH