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

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Table Dedication ........ Dr. Tonsofs Message . . Faculty ........... Cleveland Log Staff ..... In Appreciation to Miss Fink Mothers' Club ..... Seniors ............ Class of January 1955 . Behind the Elephants E Class of June 1955 . . Senior Celebrities .. Class History ..... . Cleveland Candids . . . Cleveland Candids . . . Activities ....... Boys, Athletics . . . Cirls' Athletics .. Spear Points ...... . Last Will and Testament Autographs ......... . al'

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Gleveland Safari So itis a Safari! Beaters, jeeps, bearers, rifles and all that! Lions, tigers, girafles, wildefbeest, lqongoni, leopards and what have you! An elephant, a rhino, a water buffalo, just for luck. Exciting? Oi course, but so is life. Expensive? Not if you know how to organize your team! Ilaven't we all been on a safari for the past four years, in search of elusive things we call the curriculum? Havent we trained our rifles on a sure shot only to find a slight red mark instead ol' a hundred per cent kill? Yes, we have been on a safari trying to shoot, lasso, corral or just plain knock out the trophies, the possession of which indicates we have acquired an education, that we have decorated the den of our lives with the best and most precious elements ol' life, the trophies that constitute the American heritage. No one who has been on a safari ever forgets his experience. Nor shall we. Until the last sun sets and the shadows of eternal night that precede the breala ' J - - - w N oi the eternal day settle o er us, the experiences gained in the Grover Cleveland Safari will ever he with us to spur on in our successes and comfort us in our adversities. And as at the end of the safari we part, perhaps forever, with those who shared our excitement, the dangers and the hardships, so now we part with those who have been close to us for the four long years of high school and say, 'Till we meet againli' fain!