New Hyde Park Memorial High School - Lance Yearbook (New Hyde Park, NY)

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MRS. ELSIE CLAYMAN MRS. EMMA GOLDFINGER MRS. ROSA BRISTOW MR. HAYDEN ALLEN Dedication' It has been said that a school is only as good as its students. This, of course, is true, but there is something more. Educational and moral standards must also be provided by its teaching staff. For more than twenty-five years, the teachers pictured here have given their knowledge, enthusiasm, and experience to their students. Some of these students have distinguished themselves in the pro- fessions, many have given their lives to a cause they felt was worth fighting for, while most have grown to be fine, upstanding citizens of the community. It is with great pride that we take this opportunity to recognize the achievements of these teachers, who have given their country its most treasured gift . . . an educated citizenry. wx, 'N MISS LENA GOULD .ff J ,ygyy MR. EWING ORGAN MR. ORA WALTERS 6

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Mr. Samuel Nadler District I6 Democracy is a competitive way of life. It progresses over the years in Hts and starts, sometimes losing ground, sometimes gaining, but always the long term trend is forward. It is not especially efficient, but endures because it is true to life. People are instinctively competitive and selfish. Young children show these traits most obviously. Our society has laws to protect us from those who disregard the rights of others. However, we try to main- tain the maximum amount of individual Mr. Thomas F. Eakins, jr. freedom. This can best be achieved in a Diflfiff 5 democracy, and under this form of govern- ment we have achieved our present devel- opment. Education also is a competitive thing. . n in ,Q The opportunity to learn is a right which Mr- Wlulam RYdef U T3 y you have, You must use this right to the Prmdent' Duma I6 M fi degree that you are required to attend A school. But those who accomplish most, 2 do so because they take full advantage of Mr- John Miller their opportunity to learn. Dimict 5 We must all compete with others to achieve anything worthwhile. Make the I most of your educational opportunities f f and ou will be re ared to com te for . 'L p Succezs. P P pe William E. Ryder if i President Mr. John J. Doyle District I7 1 f - 9 X 'V . ,qv . ,yi if g:f.f l i: Mr. Seymour H. Kligler Mrs, Anne M. Boeckmann Mr. Russel F. Thomas District I7 District 22 Dirtrict 22 Mr. J. Edwin Russell Mr. Alfred G. Kiefer Mr. Alfred Loew .id District Clerk Dirtrict' Treasurer Afgomey it H 833'-Q ,gg f f 'tv , 2 be N f , 8