Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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FOREWDRD Life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. We know that the Scarsdale we have loved will change as the years pass. A new era will broaden our concepts into world-consciousness, even as our modern buildings and super-markets will be replaced by the ultra-modern buildings and super- super-markets of the new generation. But must we forget the Scarsdale from which we optimistically embarked upon a new adventure? Must we forget the town that gave us schools that we can always remember with pride? Must we forget the cop on the corner, the lovely residential streets covered with clean white snow, the daily rush in the morning to put tardy fathers on early trains, the last minute iaunt to the Post Office to mail that special letter, the annual caroling on the Vil- lage Green, the daily social gather- ings in one of our favorite haunts? No, we needn't forget these things, we, the Class of 1952, will carry these memories with us in our Bandy. Es W is Q11 fl f . I 'i 4 'Q