Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Tribute to 00,6 Clzff Hzlglz 'Tis like a mighty Viking ship that sails the Northern seas, A ship Whose sides are scarred with age, but strong as Herculesg i A ship that's sailed on year by year, Whose stern is old and grey, Whose mast has weathered many gales along the charted Way. A ship wherein there,s life anew each year that passes by, In crews that live, and love, and fight, and heed the battle cryg A ship whose very Walls can tell of wonders it has done, Through trophy splendor dazzling forth from conquests that are Won. And when the seniors of the crew have left its girded doors, To take their riches far from port, perhaps on foreign shores, They'll look back o'er the ocean yearsg 'twill still be sailing through Those lashing Waves with foamy white a-crested on the blue. -MILDRED DALEY.