Washington Irving High School - Daisy Yearbook (New York, NY)

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'along my emu U RE CIR will be seeing you ' I l auf widersehn i 5 va iclbzirfff-ev iecajnv' Farval osztantye zbohon ooiiu, Hui In closing this book ot memories alter fondly turning its pages, each one of us will look forward to opening another volume with all its pages blank, pages to be filled in later on. The past four years have provided us with a wealth ot knowledge and helpful counsel from those so well-fitted to guide us through our high school days. Within the cosmopolitan nature of our student body we have also learned the art of working together with others who, like ourselves, have been here preparing for life with its great responsibilities and its abundant opportunities for service to our fellow men, ln facing our tomorrows, we look to the great city in which so many of us will prob- ably spend the greater part of our lives, this metropolis of which our school is an important part, this haven to which the peoples of earth have come to seek a better life. So, fittinaly, the last page of this volume is devoted to the United Nations which symbolizes the hopes and aspirations of the peace-loving nations of the world. Thus, our school, our city, and the U, N. stand for an ideal to which each of us may give her best in the accomplishment of the greatest good for the greatest number throughout all time. Once more, in closing this book of memories, we sincerely hope that the future chapters will be as pleasant to look back upon as those we have just completed.