Rhodes School - Rhodester Yearbook (New York, NY)

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School :LW Deep in the wilds of west side Manhattan, Far from the boisterous city's call, Stands our bright edifice, noble and stately, Unfurling its colorful banner to all. Here we m.ust learn that in history there's lore, That X equals trouble if not something more, That French is tough, tough and Latin's old, old That bio and chem are no cinch to enfold. But hippety, hoppety, off we gog fOur graduation's soon you know, And things go fine till that awful day, When the calendar say's it's time to pay. No cardee, no classee , comes the reply, Unless, of course, you're a blessed G.I. The supply store is handy, the candy is dandy- Chocolate bars, cracker jacks, peanuts too. But Miss Urgency, lookg all I want's a book, And besides, what good will my arm do you? We can kid the teachers all we are able, But they're really a wonderful bunch, And on that I'll end this little fable, Oh yes-Have a good lunch. RONALD WINSTON

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1 . iii? 3. 1 I I K if sf? V W K '?h' 1 sf fi in VV A V f i. genial: efadfi IJ luaviaqe Fellow Seniors: Graduation marks a milestone in our lives. Let us make it a stepping stone to greater progress. It's been a real privilege to attend a school like Rhodes, whose skillful and democratic faculty have made going to school a pleasure as well as a duty. In a time of much social and political confusion we have received real help and guidance. We have learned to understand and love the American way of life. We have discovered true purposes in our studies and hope to use them in ways that will benefit society as well as ourselves. We leave our Alma Mater filled with the happiness and the satisfac- tion of having gained true knowledge and many friends. ii In closing may I express the profound thanks of all the seniors to the faculty and administration of Rhodes School who have made education's road a pleasant journey, and filled us with the desire to seek further hori- zons of knowledge. We seniors promise that we will always try to do credit to the ideals Rhodes School has taught us. Sincerely yours, BRUCE SHAW 14