Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

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2 'fi fx .Jffveryone has a nu , 7 laws'- ?'7::itQi,,Ll i ywlitgie, 2 1s'f o lems surround if V , ttiingfvvorse anti worse. ?:q1ri?3w .t2etiQi2gilQng6?2 T T , T V- it 5 , igif iiz-1aSa,:g,fgQrvbg gfplace ive. yz gg A i f 1 i :J l ,Y A,.l,2 Qoportunity ist , sdmiethingifto do. A 15. nevier sto . , i ,A Q ?h'6,,Gliy,,Q?f5uglyijndefful Epi-,ce S . : - vxiin- iii l . Q Aa.,, - A-: . ,gg ' i A1'AQ 'fi XV' . ' f A Y I I 'T ll, A - cnl in l Q 'x . l i' L T -. if 0 ' -'1 3 City slums, rundown bums, Streets unfit to ride on, A crazy man: Son of Sam, Whom the innocent must hide from The Wall Street bustle, I-lookers who hustle, Making money each their own way. The unconcerned parent, Those who can't bear it, The problems go on day to day. The difficulties, numerous, Tho' some find it humorous, To say, Well that's NY., my dear. But we'll say it loudly, And ever so proudly, lf you leave New York, you ain't goin' nowhere! -JoAnne Cavanaugh 3