Miller Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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OFFICE OE THE PRINCIPAL GREAT NECK HIGH SCHOOL GREAT NECIS, NEW YORK May 7, 1957 To the members of the Class of 1937: In an address on The American Scholar Today' ' William Allan Neilson, President of Smith College, said, It was a great scientist, Louis Pasteur, who defined democracy as that form of organization that leaves every man free to do his best for the welfare of society. ' ' If you have become imbued with that ideal of democracy and go forth from the narrow fields of service in high school to those larger achievements of service in college or adult life, your attainment of gradua- tion will be most significant. And, believing you have such ideals, I congratulate you. You have done much for your school through developing your- selves by serving your school community in countless ways. We shall miss you, but shall always welcome you back and follow you with admiration, with most earnest wishes for success and satisfaction, in all you do, and with an eager desire to serve you as you serve society. Sincerely, 5 S 21 . - . , , ' A I- . .. M ' W . ' n -, 'l '- ---f--,' .t- -v -V - - . ....,, Q sf.. .,L.,.-,. .. - - - ., .. .. n-vu-.- x,