Mabel Dean Bacon Vocational High School - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY)

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To THE GRADUATES: Four years have gone by since you began your high school career. During this time. and under the guidance of your teachers, you have learned to understand and be loyal to our American ideals. During your senior year you had a wonderlul opportunity to demonstrate our American Way ol Lile to our guests, .lale Ergunlxan, a high school student from Anlcara, Turlcey. and Gabriella Gisci, a high school student from Rome, Italy. ln your classrooms, during your club meetings and lunch periods. and at your senior prom. you had the opportunity of showing them that you judge people by their character and ambi- tion and not by their race or creed. It is now your responsibility as Americans to continue to protect our American Way ol Lile by talcing an active part in many social and civic atlairs so that the blessings ot our American Democracy will be preserved and strengthened in this country and spread afar so that others may enjoy the freedoms that have been your Ameri- can Heritage. l congratulate you. I wish you a very happy and successful lkuture. MARY CASSIDY Principal

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A A t'A'A A 'A 'A 306660 ii0l'l We, the graduates ol 1949, herehy dedicate to the people of the world our one great dream. Vve, who are leaving school to enter a trouhled and confused world, realize that all the people of the world are hoping as we are lor one great shining dream. We now join the adult world in this dream, a dream which we lmow we can never realize hy ourselves as separate individuals. All of us together, however, all those in the world who share our longing, can work to realize it together. We trust that we young people, gifted as we have been with youth, idealism, and the understanding that we have acquired at school, may contribute something of value which will bring us all nearer to the happy life of peace for all. now and forever. VIOLA CSETE, june '49 5