Long Island City High School - Plaza Yearbook (Long Island City, NY)

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mm . r ...M A . ,H-V V, .14 ' QT .70 me jadflkgf As We try to express our gratitude to you we realize that many things must go unsaid. It is difficult to ex- press our thanks in mere words, hecause our devotion to you is so great. Vvhile we regret leaving this school, we feel ready to step out into a world that challenges us. We loolc forward, however, with anticipation and adventure. Nowv we must lauild on the foundation that you gave us during our high school years. Instruction in our aca- demic life has most certainly helped usg the additional time that you have devoted to aiding and guiding us to become social laeings, has strengthened and forti- fied us for planning the full life now, when more than ever loelore, our country needs intelligent and mature citizens. For four years you acted in the place of our parents, and were at time entrusted with a responsibility in many Ways more important than theirs. We are sin- cerely and humbly grateful to you for all that you have given us. DOROTHY BEHRENS President, Class of Ianuary, '53 30 me gfddudfedl We, the faculty, send you forth now at the end of twelve years of schooling, into a world which needs you very much. It has need of your ahilities, your intelli- gence, your productive capacity, your good intentions, your high ideals, your noble purposes. Your parents, your community, and your government, have also contributed in great part to your education. But your continued education in the world of expe- rience will he yours to determine. You have the choice ol guiding your own footsteps, of selecting the paths along which you will malre your living and your life, of building the lcind of world in which you will want your children to live. We trust that you will choose well, that you will rememher what you have learned, that you will malfe us, and your parents, and your community, and your country proud of having been contrihutors to your education. DAVID SESSLER Principal Three md

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. 'Q' 1 '-j,f?i5,f1?i 3:A 1? E, 141 SENIOR OFFICERS Presiclwnt , Y,., , Dorothy' I'fvPI1rfAn: fffrrmury .. . DoIffr1-2 RHQU-A xifje PrefiifIPnt H . , , .. Pfftrr GaIIuzzu -Irvasurpr . , .. ., Izmir-2 Hr'-rrnan E,xecutir'ff5-.5mn NIUOYP, -ISIIUIIIHA Ruhr rreun. Ivan Cartf-r PROM COMMITTEE Ivan C-FxI'tf f, Chairman i .xlorrzlmrf-Iarrws Hfrrman. CalI1ffr'inf- Linardos, IoIm Yerfhgi. DOIurf-- Ifagu-fn. Ru-v ,Ann f,'f1rL1-H. If-rn Ffapi fIuio. Innn Sc-anrIi1IioQ, IYJf'If'f Cnuuzzo SENIOR IEXYELRY COMMITTEE Dorwtny BeI1rf'n5, Eslmirman .xlemlwrs-Iarrlfs H1-rman. ,Ann 5ImurfA. DuIores Ragusa. Ivan Carter. Petr-r Galluzzo, I-urre1inA N Im'-rlIJf-rg RECEPTIOX COMMIT-FEE DECURATIONS Peter GaIIu7lo, Clwirrnun i 5'1emBPr5-Iarnes Herrnan, Iarn-Q5 I'Iynn, Iafnfw brar'1fIaIiu5. .5xr1lI1or1y D1 Appl' Iain REFRESHMEXTS Br-tte Yianflcn. Cfwirrnan fwembers-Ernrna Fuentes, I.iIIiim BIfNarnara, Sonja Bun-dffI, DUHJIII3 Bf:I1rPn5. EIeanor Bmw rn, Ioan Kozak. DoIorc5 Corrigan, Berry XYIHIM, Rolf Ann Caruso. Iarnf-5 Herman, RaIpI1 I.-'m1IfarrI1. Iowa Couture, Iohn Yflrdigi, Xyaltnr VN'I1itQ, Ia-1k Stark, Rosr- Yarrifchiu IJROQRAM DoIores Corrigan, Chairman EmanueI Di5Iaio. Ffaster of Ceremonies Nlembers-Rose .Ann Campo, Dotty XIEQIQIIQI. Ivan Carb'-r. Roberta Iiinr-man, 3Iary Pappas, Ann PLAZA STAFF Editorial: InIm SInu'man, NIaryw Pappas, Fay RUIJSOH, Estr-IIQ SrI'1ruPr,Ifi N Inorfe, Dom Catfrra Art: Iarnes I Ierman. I.uCiIIe Nastasi Literary: .-Xdriernnr: Scott, 5Iary I.ou Rizzo, Tom Iielalag, Iamfls I'Ic-rman, NIarif- Caiitrugiuvarurli Business: Iames Herrnan. D0mtI1y Remo. IafqueIin0 Rufk. Kallaf-rim' Pf'F1flOl'I, Ruth Emri1I1 Fucullyz Elrs, Doris CuIvf:r, SIL SamueI BfAfIfc-UPI. EIL Iosf-pn Hausflr Five