Grover Cleveland High School - Log Yearbook (Ridgewood, NY)

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pring c92stivaf As I looli ahout, at Grover Cleveland High, l see that spring has ar- rived once more in all its glory. Mother Nature has dressed the trees in their hrightest foliage ot the year and the ground surrounding the school is swathed in a velvety carpet ot green. Thinking haclc l realize the school has seen many springs and graduations and that much has happened since that first spring in 1932. Somehow, as I see Grover Cleveland High standing there looking so majestic and proud, it no longer appears as a cold, stone edifice, hut as a stalwart youth who has seen twenty hirthdays pass and is prepared to face on his twenty-tirst loirthday this ever changing world with a stronger courage, horn from experience. It can truly he said that war is the greatest teacher ot experience. ln the past twenty years the youth ot Grover Cleve- land have faced one Vvorld War and are now tacing the threat ot another in order to preserve the democracy their toretathers have estalolished. The graduate ot the spring class ot June, lQ52, can easily loe com- pared to a spring flower. After the immature seed ot the Hower has heen developed through naturets care, it is ready tor the world to gaze upon. The student who entered Cleveland, whether tour or twenty years ago, was also immature. Through social and cultural education he also devel- oped into a mature person. He, lilce the fully grown Hower, will he ready at last tor the world at hand. Grover Cleveland has sent countless numloers ot young men and women out into the world in the past twenty years, and now we, the class ot June, 1952, will tind ourselves among them. Some ot us will go out to earn a living at various johs, others will go on to a higher education, and still others will he entering the service ot our country. As we prepare to leave Grover Cleveland the somewhat sad realiza- tion comes to us that friends will go their separate ways and the happy times we spent together will loe no more. But, even though old friendships will he hrolcen up, they will again come to lite as we, in later years, turn the pages of this hook. We lcnow that the memories ot our school will linger in our minds, and we all have reserved a cherished place in our hearts for our Alma Mater-Grover Cleveland High. ROSEMARY MAYERSICK '52 ll