Erasmus Hall High School - Arch Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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The ARCH Published by Hue Senior Class January I950 ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

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jhe Gurtain Descends The curTain descends: And we sTand under The FlaTbush Arch waTching The Trees sway wiTh The wind. From The Tower above come young voices raised in 'Auld Lang Syne' ...and we can noT help buT recall memories. . . Highschool has been our greaTesT advenTure Trom The Time when as Freshmen we searched vainly Tor STudio D-or arrended our TirsT Chapel and Tried To sing The Erasmus l-lall l-lymn. We recall The baTTle againsT The bell during QuieT Period while compleTing our homeworlc-The sore ThroaTs aTTer a vicTorious ball game-dodging The eyes oT The arch paTrol-The consulTaTions wiTh our grade adviser concerning our TuTure-and The silenT halls during regenTs week, echoing The weary sTeps oT The sTudenTs. ATTer Tour years we emerge men and women, no longer shelTered from The problems oT The world. The curTain rises: We have Transversed inTo a new world and builT new dreams based upon The wisdom ThaT came aTTer a seemingly endless paTh. We have Tormed everlasTing 'Friendships wiTh sTudenTs, TaculTy and lcnowledgeg and iT is our duTy To puT ThaT knowledge To good use, when wiTh diploma in hand we go ouT inTo The world.