William Cullen Bryant High School - Postscript Yearbook (Long Island City, NY)

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June, l938 Social Adviser June i938 MISS HICKEY Among The people lhal have coniribuled 'rheir services lo make our slay in Bryanl clur- ing lhe pas? four years enjoyable, There have been few who can compare wilh you, Miss l-liclcey. We lalce lhis opporlunily lo express our sincere gralilucle lo you for making our social venlures successful. Five

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PosTscripT Four Grade Adviser June I938 MISS ADAMS ln parTing, we Thanlq you Tor The valuable assisTance you have given in preparing us Tor The world ahead. We leave you wiTh The wish ThaT you may conTinue To guide many more sTudenTs in The TuTure as excellenTly as you have guided us in The pasT.

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PosTscripT The Class of June, l938 Life is a highway, divided by many gaTes, and, as people Travel along iT, They go Through These porTals. We, The Seniors, are nearing The gaTes which separaTe us Trom an enTirely diTTerenT world. BUT beTore we pass Through we Turn and review The evenTs oT Tour happy years in BryanT. FirsT, we see our Senior Term. IT can noT be denied ThaT we have had grand Times parTicipaTing in many TradiTional acTiviTies. Class Day was a huge success wiTh The maioriTy oT The Seniors in cosTume. The prize winning Senior play enTerTained everyone, and The dance was The Tinal Touch To a perTecT day. AnoTher imporTanT evenT was The Senior AmaTeur l-lour, a novelTy ThaT was enioyed by all who aTTended. Finally, in accordance wiTh The Seniors' deTerminaTion To have someThing new, a hard cover was obTained Tor The PosTscripT . We have To look buT a liTTIe TarTher inTo The maze oT evenTs To see ourselves as Juniors. This Term seems To Tly pasT us Tor we Took parT in so many diversions, such as dances, baskeTball games, and Class Day. The Prom, held aT The l-loTel Commodore, helped us To dance Through To our nexT Term. Again we search The pasT and are rewarded, Tor There are sTill The 3B, Sophomore, and Freshman Terms. l-low many delighTTul Times we had Then becoming acquainTed, and enjoying various class acTiviTies. BuT Time, The old gaTe-keeper, grows impaTienT and as we pass on our way, Tour soliTary Tigures, our Tormer guides, bid us Tarewell. Mr. Warren, Miss JohnsTon, Miss Hickey and Miss Adams aided and be- Triended us ThroughouT our course. WiThouT Them we mighT never have reached These wonderous gaTes and laTer, when we sTand before many oTher gaTe-ways oT liTe, The memory oT These guides during our years in BryanT will help us To Torge successTully ahead. Six