Ridgewood High School - Arrow Yearbook (Ridgewood, NJ)

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FACULTY ADVISORS J. Paul Darby Liierary Mabel I Rowe Ar'I' WaII'er B. Oring Business -I-he Board ol Editors EIizabe+h Klovekorn, '33 - - Edi+or-in-Chief O'Brien BoId+, '34 Roberi' Dyer, '33 Mariorie Irwin, '34 Helen MarI'in, '34 EDITORS Charles Mieizelfeld, '34 Ann Price, '33 Helen Reed, '33 Richard Tennani, '33 ASSOCIATE EDITORS Frank Berliner, '33 Loring Bowen, '34 Marion Brooks, '34 Ruih Inge, '34 Adele Braun, '33 Lois Elmer, '34 - Rufh Meulendyke Herberi' SI'oH - Adrienne Macksoud, '33 Hermine Magnus, '34 Raymond Osenga, '34 James SwiI1ar+, '34 - Ari EdiI'or - - Ari Ediior - Business Manager - - Adveriising Manager ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS Fred Baxier Carmon SIaIeIy Richard Sfoer Muriel Cook

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Class Poem WE are 'rhe young +rees Growing oul' of 'fhe warm earrh, The greying Druids lending 'lheir al+ar flames, Look down upon us in s+a+ely wonder, They shake wi+h genlle laughler, The gnarled, slorm-lossed walch us pass. We are filled wilh a slrange, eager madness: We fling ourselves up 'lhe hillsides: Our arms open +o enfold a sky. Old gian+s, maslers of life, draw aside. We are coming, lhe young, green lhings Up 'lhe hillside! ELIZABETH KLOVEKORN To The Past IT is noi' l'he fulure which men hold dear. Upon +he fulure il is good lo speculale fo build, lo work in ioy, perhaps in pain buf when all is said l'he fulure is fhe region of ihe unexplored. Some shrink from ils breadlh and shadow, olhers embrace if. Bul' il' is lhe pasl' lhal' one learns lo cherish. The splendor of i+ relurns +o us in conlemplalion, poiganl, experienced. More lhree dimensional wiih having lived fhal' pasf, we slrive +o lhink, perhaps discover 'rhal' we have 'lhoughl' or a+ leasl fell lhe deep charm of loveliness which only l'he passage of +ime has laughl' us 'lo cherish. La recherche du lemps perdu is lhe mosl painful, lhe +enderes+ of emolions. We look down and see ihe means by which we have mounled nearer +o lhe free 'lops of our own parlicular li'H'le wood. Or perhaps we sland al' 'lhe rools looking up al 'lhose dislanl' branches and clear blue sky which has receded from lhe seeking grasp. i I+ is lhe pasl which 'reaches men 'ro be cynical, lo be seeking, or lo be resigned and mule, lhe pasl' which he has formed or which has formed him. Soon 'lomorrow will be yeslerday. Bul only un+il +hen will we have lived lo find somerhing new fo become a par'r of us. ELIZABETH KLOVEKORN -l-l'lC ATTOW :Quin