James Monroe High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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Editorial HE +ime has come. The walrus said, +o 'falls of many +hings. And whal' lime is more appropriafe 'rhan graduarion lime- +o ralk of many +hings? Four years ago, we enrered +his school-freshmen. We were bewildered and afraid fo fhink of +ha+ far away fime when we should graduale. And. now, so quickly, Thai' 'lime has crepi up on us. and we are bewildered again al' The fhoughi' of sfepping info a new world. l-low difficuli' ii' will be fo parl' wirh friends who have been our conslani' companions during our high school years. ' S+uden'rs in ihe pasl' have said farewell and many s+uden'rs in 'rhe fuiure will again say farewell +o rheir Alma Maier and rheir dear friends. Bul' fha? facl' does noi make parring easier for us. ll' does nor seem possible rhai' 'rhe +ime has come for us ac+ually 'ro make our permanen+ exif. lncidenrally, E+ is very diflicull +o wri+e an edirorial of 'rhis sorf since similar senrimenfs have been expressed so offen rhal' a semblance of sincerify is hard io achieve. Well, as 'rhe walrus mighl' have said, The +ime has come +o s+op -we say goodbye wifh hopes +ha'r graduarion will nor mean The severance of 'rhe bonds of many friendships. 'A In coming years. perhaps we shall meei' each oiher again and remember 'rhese happy days ai' James Monroe. R. D. I-IEDELMAN. I4