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

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' 'Wa rf s 3 I if S X i 4 W v x 1 R 'Env xg s W my y. '37 ww ,yy 0 5 wi ffl' is z 'iff' nr- We Thank You . . . A school consists not only of students, class rooms and books, but of hard work, vast amounts of study, of hopes and plans and memories. Among our fondest memories will always be the men and women who have guided us so ably and patiently through these past four years. XVe have all passed through the hands, and hearts, of many ol the teachers who chose Long Island City High to receive the benelits of their many talents. Among those whom you see on these pages are many whom you have loved, as did I, in your years at L.l.C. The teachers here have been striv- v r 11

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if H X Q ax 4? ' -. ' D L 1.1 V, ' f- mf 'Q A? A is K ,.,,,. 'lf 4 4 Q ing not only to teach what is written on the pages of a book, but what they have learned in their years of experience. They have each tried to give a little bit of themselves to us. XVe have learned from their hne example, most of all, how to conduct ourselves and to think in a manner becoming model citizens and adults. VVhat we are to become in years to follow will be based a great deal on the moulding, teaching and friendship of the faculty of Long Island City High School. i 'N - From each and every one of us in the Seniorcgsnfj P Class of 1958: Thank You! . f ,lv WF' V Q X- ftp A A' NJ' O X li 'wel W