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We’re cultured, really most polite. And very, very erudite. And, with our higher education. Acquired broad-minded toleration. Our store of knowledge is so great We fear lest we confuse it. But when we take our place in life We’ll have a chance to use it. We have, although a trifle checkered, A most extraordinary record. Now comes the longed-for gala day; The auditorium, in array. Is crowded with spectators fair Who all their festal garments wear. And on the platform, side by side. Behold our class, aglow with pride. Where they sojourned a little space. And hoping life will be as kind As these twelve years they've left behind. Oh, class of 1938, Look downward from your starry vision. Assure me you do not infer These lines were spoken in derision. I know that you are wise and good. Abhorring falsehood, sloth, and pride. That wisdom is your daily food. And justice ever is your guide. Offer all of these, your best, to the world. And the world will salute you with banners unfurled Senior Class, Forward!
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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ' Twas only twelve short years ago. In 1926, if you would know. Our class embarked on its career A band of eager, restless youth, Who'd never cut a wisdom tooth Eut recognized as gospel truth The ancient pedagogic creed That learning's road is rough, indeed. ’Twould take too long for me to tell The strange adventures that befell Our gallant class ere we attained The lofty heights that now we've gained. The faculty were most forbearing Although they must have found us wearing They never acted autocratic But always wondrous diplomatic. Though treating us with hopeful kindness They never to a fault showed blindness. Our social life was very vital And worth a place in this recital; Our dances each a great event. To which the school's elite all went. Our Senior play showed gifts surprising And talent quite beyond surmising; Our banquet, food and fancy blended. By far the best the town's attended. When business troubles caused distress Our president, with great finesse. Just called an extra meeting. Then He told us what to do and when. And how each question to decide. To—Oscar Cohen—we point with pride. 22
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