George Washington High School - Hatchet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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DREAMS lar flume from life are human dreams The spiees of our minds Like watts of smoke from thoughtful pipes The tiniest dream unwrnds They soar they drift they spm rn mad pursuit Of yoys and happiness They lead us from the present day Of woes and keen sadness No one is poor within our dreams Wk h me our captured wealth The weak are strong, the tearful glad And time has youthlike health The ehrld dreams of his merry toys Of hloeks and sarrous things The yoreeless suddenly hreaks forth Irom destiny and sings There is no thing thats quite too far Within the dreams we see But never do we stop to think How great a dream Irfe be SHELDON J KAPLAN THE AMERICA I KNOW This is my America Thrslsaelty M Clty massne buildings crowded strees and honking horns beggars and office boys and business men brief cases and clankxng rumbling trolley cars roaring suhways and a mlllnon brilliant lights A yain city the roar of the street the confusion of the street the concert of the street the song of the American metropolis a deep hoomlng hass full throaty warm compassroned An lneongruous yoice Here it IS Look at it Ameriea Drink it Laugh at rt Rexel in it for this rs the yoiee ofa elty My city The City I walk rn L1 orsmao LAPIDUS CXLAI. The snow feels soft lveneath my sodden feet As fills white dindelnons feathery down And it performs God s greatest winter feat To present eaeh tree 1 silver erown The world 1 dressed III ereimy winter white And eently falling, l lursh angels hur Cues sky and rn er hoth a misty light Whleh leayes no twle or roek or bridge post The rey hranehes loeked ahoye my head Are mueh like arhors of the whitest rose Whose fallen milky petals form a bed That s oddly tufted hy the rabbits toes This scene of ancient heauty I behold As night writes a new story yet not told hare EVFLYN RHEA Ere3HrN A DREAM COMES TRUE Eer srnee Ixe been a sophomore And when the benror Week Comes round I feel that some day I am hound To he a senior too Soon as I wear the senior hat Ireely I ll rose ind elllvly Chat Content Ixe made the grade Now th xt the senior term is here And I h ye reiehed the final year With joy Ill yeradutte All hul to eraduation dry Vlfhen there will he 1 great array Of seniors xery proud Ior three lone years Iye strueeled here Alone, a humpy road se ere Resrened unto my fate Ill treasure all my memories My sad and happy rexerles Of dear George Wfaslungton Delrly I know I ll miss this school Its teaehers and its swimming pool XX hieh heekon haek to me 'Nlow that Iye almost reaehed the top I thank my sehool for whit Ixe eot To help me find my get il Vrr yu En-.rss I Q ' NE ,, ., . , .J Vt - k- - I I 1 l lk' 4 vr , . . xv I' I I sv F 1 ' zine: rt v v' A v I y ' ' ' V' ' ' v w I -' I . V .K L- . K- VV 1 -,'- h--V . V V ' V ' V V V . - ' ,V Vs- V' V 'V ' , - V , L- -A 4 V 57 '-l K - V -V. V V . . I V , V , - 'V t- V A K- ., ,y V y K . ,V , ., , ' ' . 'Y ' . . V , . : . . Y 7 l V - I ve always dreamed of two years more, 7 . . , K. . ' V, L . . y V .D ' 4 f' A ' ' ', 4, V, ,y . . . . . i I I I 2 A' ' L' Y . ' L Y ' . . . V' . , , , . - : , , D - ,, . P , j V F-,'V V , V ' Y i ' . - . V . '.- . -k- , V, V y T I r 1 T ' i 'r , A,, , , Y A V A . , .. , L ,A , ' ' A ' rp. .

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aa W VL edfamenf I 'I HL GRADUATING classes of 1946 berng of sound mmd and memory and mindful of the uncertamtres of undergraduate life do hereby make publrsh declare and pro clanm thrs to be our last wrll and testament hereby reyolcmg all former wrlls heretofore contemplated or made ln grateful recognrtron of the servrces of the admrnxstratrye staff wc hereby direct our execu tors to pay all our just debts especrally our debt of gratrtude as soon after graduatron as possrble Bemg fully aware of the task that was xmposed upon our long sufterrng subject and officral teachers we hereby bequeath them each and sev erally a long srgh of relref at our departure To all rncommg Freshmen we leave a set of gold mlard keys to the tower To the P T Department we leave one rndra rubber student who will be able to comply wrth the callsthenrcs commands rssued by that depart ment 'Io Mr Meyers we bequeath a copy of the fon strtutron of the Unrted States wrth smcere recom mendatrons that he peruse the mneteenth amend ment wherern he wrll hnd that slavery was abol :shed way back rn 1865 To Mrss McGlorn we leave srlver embossed copres of The Declaratron of Independence To the lunch room we leave fifty cent bags of pretzels with whlch the purchaser wrll be able to feed an entrre class To Mrss McGumness we leaye a book of paper dolls for cuttrng To all those poor unfortunates who hue to Xlslt Mr Strcker 1 box of Kleenex to catch their terrs To Mr Henry wc lene an Aladdin s limp to c rrry out 1ll hrs plins for m To Mass Myers we lene a lrst of colleges that wrll accept xll our C1 XV students 'Io the chem lab we leaye a bottle of Arr wrclc w hrch krlls ill unpleasant odors and purrhes the air To thc swrmmrng pool we leaye rockers to re pl rcc the bleachers 'Io the physical trarnrng students who can never get to class on trme we leave a Hymg carpet To the students who wart on lrne rn the general office we lease reclrnmg charrs those who mrss breakfast to get to deten tron on trme we leave coffee and doughnuts to be served rn the detentron room To future semors we leave marble starrcases placed throughout the burldmg for therr con venrence durmg semor week To the judrcral Board we leawe one cup of the mllk of human kmdness To the Grade Advrsers Ofhce we leave an album of Frank Srnatra records to be played w hrle students are wartrng for the bad news To the faculty we leave a tea cup so that they may drown therr sorrow at our departure To the Rehearsal Club we lease an unending supply of handsome young men to fulhll thelr many and varied needs To the members of the Progr rm Commrttee we leave one sub machrne gun together wrth one round of ammunrtron wrth w hrch to defend them selves agarnst the wrath of the recrprents of those thmgs called programs To the Freshman class we grye one road map and a copy of the book NX'ho s NVho m G W To the junror class we grye one sheet of paper on whrch to wrrte a petrtron for a football te lm a Down wrth Srnatra moy ement or some other worthy cause All the rest resrdue and remnnder we lease to the Hatchet Board of Ildrtors who succeed us and may Cod haye mercy on therr souls ln wrtness whereof we h rye hcreunto sct our hands and afhxed our sctls on this 28th dry of une 1916 Signed Shlron acobs Ann Berlnger Glorrl deLe0n XXIIUICSSCS George XVash1ngton Martha Wfashmgton C3-If 0 j .. v , , , U ' k ' , ,. ' s. , r Q F N Q Y ' . Y 0 - . . - .. . , , Y, , , , . y . . . 'Y v. Va Y ' . 5 - ' 1 , . f ' , . ' . 'I' Y ' u . ,, .. . . - , r . ' ' 7 , v ' I '. , . I 7 , ' ',- f fr , ' r ' ' . 1 I , , . ' A 1 , , . . h f V 1 f - V 1 f ,. , - ' ' . . , A . .. . , . ,, V . , . . . ' ., ' I v If f -, 1 .- f ' ' ' 2 , , , . .. . . .. V I I Y , , , , , V , ' V - Y yy V I ' . .' V ff 1 u ' - . - 4 ' f -- 1 Y 1 V I 1 fv fy -y 4 . 1' I ' t ' w' -' 1 V av . . . . ' 1' ' 2 Q iv . . . I . IA ' 1 z hr. t 4 - . Y . . , Q. , - , , , ' 2 2 . . . 2 4 ' I v 17 f A- I 1 I a v-'v V I' rl r 1 1 I- 'I , 4 A . ,. , , ., ., ' , i-. V- -y , ,