Bay Ridge High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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0 THE SENIORS: Four years ago, Nature gave a frigid but unique reception to the new Freshmen when she greeted them with the heaviest snowfall since the Great Blizzard. If Nature's welcome was thrilling but unkind, we can only hope that ours, although less thrilling, was more kind. How short the years! For we are about to bid farewell to you, those Freshmen, now grown to Seniors, soon to be Graduates. You are leaving us for the great world outside. We have many happy memories of our work and play together, of our fine friendships, warm and rich in loyalty, of our genuine spirit of co- operation, of our belief in one another, and of the fun through it all. We shall miss you when you go, but we know that the world needs your youth, your eagerness, your faith. Ask little of that world, but be ready to give unsparingly of your talents and to share unselfishly your achievements and successes. Our good wishes go forth with you. We shall think of you often with pride in your accomplishments, and always with an understanding heart. Loretta Sullivan. ARISTA Sixty-one