Newtown High School - Newtowner Yearbook (Elmhurst, NY)

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EDICATICN IN THE PAST FEW' MONTHS, many of us have begun to realize that we are experiencing the last days of Comparative Carefree Youth and in a short while we will no longer be able to afford the luxury of no responsibilities. On that day in vlune. when we receive our diplomas and Mr. Moseleyfs good wishes. we will be stepping from the protection of childhood across the threshold, into, what is for us. the formidable world of adulthood. XY'e would need much more than this one page to list all the people we would like to thank and all the things for which we are grateful at the close of our high school career. So. instead of enumerating, the Class of 1959 would like to dedicate its yearbook, in gratitude. to all those who, in our several years at Newtown. have tried to understand, and to those who have understoodg to the friends we have made: to the friends we might have madeg and to the people we shall always remember: to the things which made us smile and to the things Vvhich made us think. ln years to come we will realize that our high school education wis the foundation on which our futures were built. For the effort which our teachers expended in laying a sound foundation of knowledge, we give our deepest and sincerest thanks. Ivlam' Fark MARTINA TABArc,HN1K

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