Townsend Harris High School - Crimson Gold Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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Foreword On addrng thrs book to the ever growlng 11st of what Charles Lamb termed books whrch are no books Bzblza abzbl rt seems proper to explarn on wha grounds thrs, the latest Crrmson and Gold makes 1tS clarm to berng both useful and yustrflable and for what reasons rt was publrshed For, rn our op1n1on a Senror magazrne, such as thrs, 1S both useful and justrfiable As the record of our class, of rts trrals rts farlures, and 1ts ultrmate successes rt rs to the undergraduates a shrnrng lrght to gurde them on to even greater successes And for the Senrors, members of the Class of une 1930 men who 1n a short whlle w1ll leave these walls If performs another and strll more valuable functron It rs the brrdge whrch spans the gap of trme and lrnks wrth tender memorres the boy of today and the man that wrll be The turn of events has grven thrs volume another functron whrch If was not, at flrst, our rntentron to grve rt That of chronrcles of our school For the Harrrs of yesterday and to day wrll tomorrow be no more By the move to Twenty thrrd Street the Townsend Harrrs Hall that we now know wrll cease to exrst And lest rt perrsh sprrrtually as well as phvsrcally we have attempted to make of thrs book a chron rcle and a record To th1s end we have placed herern an rncreased number of prctures, enlarged the lrterary depart ment by addrng to the amount of storres and estabhshrng a poetry and humor department, and have rncluded a hrstory of Harrrs The aforementroned rncrease rn the srze of the lrterature sectron IS one of the chref features of thrs magazrne Hereto fore an almost entrtely neglected department we have attempted If to the hrgh POSIIIOD whrch IS rrghtfully 1tS For, as the chref medrum of student ewcpressron lrterature has an exceedrngly great place rn all student actrvrtres I 15 the soul and the sprrrt of Townsend Harrrs Hall the rnterpreter of progress and the mrrror of rdeals H . , I . ian-Tv. v . t 7 7 7 J , 9 - . . . . . t Page Two