North Babylon High School - Blazer Yearbook (North Babylon, NY)

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T O OUR PRI CIPAL V 3 V,,,. vt X , , : aff- ft? MU' The flrst ,raduatm class of North Babylon Semor H1 h School respectfully dedlcates thlS flrst edltlon of the Blazer to Mr Stewart Jonsson our pflfltlpal The prmclpal as the most Important 1nd1v1dual 1n the school IS responslble for the smooth functlon mn of the entlre school for the selection of the staff for coordlnatmg the varlous departments of ln structlon and for the schools actlvltxes Mr Jonsson has been more than an admmlstrator to the students of North Babylon he has been a wlllln frlend and hls ready smlle IS a constant proof of thls He IS always avallable for any one who has a problem and he takes an actlve lnterest ln all students Nlany of the features and furn1sh1n,.s of our new school are due to hls efforts But more lmportant than these phy sleal aspects of our school are the educatlonal pOllflCS to whlch Mr Jonsson has de voted hrs untlrm, efforts It has been throu h hlm that ln such a short tlme North Babylon has be come a school 1n whlch we can place a reat deal of pride We can be assured that under h1S leader shlp our school wlll contmue to achleve greater educatlonal ady ances IH a world that IS dally requlr ln more of Amerlc an schools We deeply and smcerely thank you Wlr Jonsson for be1n not only an admlnlstrator but a frlend and aduser durmf our years 1n hx h school qzaY1'f if 4 X , ty - . U . 04 i . .U I . . . . L., , L n . , ' . 1 9 ' . U . D . . . . . . - i . , . . . . . . . . U . . i Y . . , . I., . , . . Y . Y . . . 1 Y . . U Y I .I I . Y . b i . Y . - . . . U U . . u . A Y - , . P . V .i V y U . - . - C . Y. D . v . . 7 i . v . . . - ' rr '- - P , c . 7 . i ' , X . U 1 . . . s - - 9 O s Y. . r Y . .U I D C'

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Foreword A new school has been built in North Babylon. It is large and beautiful, and we think of it as one of the most fitting symbols of North Babylonis growth. How proud we were this past September when we entered it for the first time, and how much prouder we shall become as the years progress. All the planning and anticipation has rewarded us admirably. The senior class might well envy the teachers and under- classmeng for its members must soon leave, but the others can stay, and they shall see the promise unfold. We expect much, for now that it has been established, the school need know no limits except those from within its walls. The book you have just begun is attempting to show you a part of that which we feel so proud. A guide would be in order here, we thought. But who? And then we knew-Noby, our beloved mascot, our bulldog. 'CE P . nl Table o Contents Foreword . . Dedication . . . Administration . Faculty . . Seniors . . . Underclasses . . Activities . Sports ................. General Interest and Advertisements

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ADMINIS TRA T10 Central Office A Message to the Members of the North Babylon Senior High School Graduating Class This school year of 1959-60 has been a year of change and a year of great educational progress for North Babylon. Our new Junior and Senior High Schools have become a reality and as a result we can be duly proud of our very new and very excellent High School program. Our school year started with many difficulties for our students, our teachers and all associated with the opening of these new schools. Construction work is now over and we are the proud occu- pants of two very outstanding buildings. Sincere praise is due all who have given so much to make this first year in our new buildings a success. As this most eventful year approaches a close, you, the Senior Class, you, the members of all other classes, and we of the Faculty cannot fail to recognize the real debt of gratitude which is owed the people of North Babylon for making our excellent educational program possible. I wish to extend my sincere congratulations to you the members of North Babylon,s first Senior Class, and to your Advisers upon the production of this very fine 1960 North Babylon Yearbook. Dr. William F. Phelan District Principal Mr. William E. DeLuca Miss Rosemary Huntington Mr. John J. Powers Assistant District Principal for Ad- Assistant for Personnel and Business Manager ministrative Services Instruction hun! --5