Bemus Point High School - Pointer Yearbook (Bemus Point, NY)

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E POINTER-BEMUS POINT, N. Y. 7 Well then, here is your book of memories-- Elusive moments caught as they lingered for just a bit And then glided over the threshold of the present Into the past.

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THE POINTER-BEMUS POINT, N. Y. 9 EDITORIALS Writing is a painful and thankless job. Yet, when you can write about a class that is a class it does not become half-bad. No, l don't mean the Juniors but our noble Seniors. The Seniors, it seems, take the first seat in every year hook. Well, who else is more entitled to it? Four long years of work and strain should not go unrewarded so letls all stand up and give them a big hand. When they leave Bemus High School they can rightfully feel that they have left behind them a stainless and very successful record. If the Seniors keep up the cheerful and ambitious attitude that they have during their four years here, success is bound to come their way. Well, Seniors, re- member those familiar lines in our school song- Fight to the finish, never give in and we're sure the world will be yours. Go to it, gang-. And now, with tears in our eyes and lumps in our throats we must part with our dearly beloved member of the faculty, Miss Maribelle A. Johnson. After three years of faithful service she is leaving us but she can not take with her the admiration and respect which will always remain in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know her. There have been no rumors, however. that she is leaving for the same reason as Miss Wfilbur fnow Mrs. Edsonj did, but strange things have happened-??? To the Board of Education we direct a request that you give us a tennis court so that Bemus might start a movement for inter-scholastic tennis meets. Tennis is recognized as one of the most popular and healthful sports running and because we really have a lot of talent here in Bemus Point High School we feel we are justifid in making this request. Here's hoping you will give it a serious thought at least. Now go on with the book. . . -R. F. K. '33 This, the 1932 Pointer, is the second edition in the history of Bemus Point High School. In order to make your high school life more vivid, we have substituted photographs and illustrations for the written word whenever possible. This book is a memory book of your activities at Bemus Point High School. -MThe Editors