Grover Cleveland High School - Clevelander Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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i els Farewell now to thee, dear Grover, We must take our leave, America is calling, To her we all must cleave., The light of freedom shines for us ' And guides us on our way, To make our ills all joys again, By working every day. Sorrow we find throughout the world, And hardships everywhere, But with the help of God above, These hardships we will bear. Until this dreadful war is won, And havoc is no more, We'll dream of glories of the past, To further glories soar. We look back now at joyous days, Which quickly took their leave, And our dear Alma Mater, Which taught us to believe. A last farewell to Grover, While tears roll down our cheeks- But memories of Grover, Will help us scale life's peaks. Marie Mesi

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0 fasf Tafzewell Z? Tonight, truly a momentous one, we close another chapter in our book of life. What the next chapter will unfold depends solely upon ourselves. We all know that behind us lie many happy joys of youth, together with its puzzles and indecisions. Behind us are the foundations and associations that are destined to aid in the moulding of the future. Now we must say goodbye to our past connections that for the last four years have been so pleasant. That they will always be cherished is a certainty. Let none of us ever forget what our Alma Mater has meant to us-the friendships we have made both with the faculty and student body. Nor shall we ever forget the din of the cafeteria, the quiet of the study rooms, the ringing of the classbells, the fun of par- ties and sport events. Poignant memories of these will ever be remin- iscent of the love and fidelity we owe our school-Grover Cleveland. To Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Devine, and the faculty our most gracious thanks would be meagre return for the patience and care they have exercised in their teaching of us. 'By their careful guidance we have been prepared for the problems and perplexities of manhood and wom- anhood. lf we can fulfill their expectations for us perhaps they will be repaid for their long, hard work. To our parents we give deepest tribute. Through the years they have ever been at our side, encouraging us in our successes and sym- pathizing with our failures. Our happiness tonight would not be half so complete were they not here to share it with us. lt is with these thoughts that we part tonight, placing our hopes and trusts in the Higher Power that shapes our destiny. Gloria Maggio