Edgewood Park High School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Briarcliff Manor, NY)

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HE CURTAIN is down after the last Act of our school year here at Edgewood. Every scene was a memorable one which we will often recall with much pleasureg but now we step forward to assume new roles, thrill to new experiences, and start a new life. This SKETCH BOOK presents a PlayBill program of our dramatic year. 1950 at Edgewood was like a play in which we all had an important part, taking care that our performance contributed to the success of everyone con- cerned. But now we are on our own, we have no scripts to follow, and our critics will be the world itself. We leave more than our school and friends, we leave the glorious sunsets on the Hudson, a beautiful campus with its hills and trees and lovely walks, things we have had about us every day and are now a part of us. We will miss the sound of the boat horns on the river and the beacon in the distance keeping its nightly vigil. Never will we forget the contributions Edgewood has made to us as individuals, as we pass through the stone gates of our campus, seeking new horizons and new accomplishments.

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