Bassick High School - Voice Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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ir ir ir 1' 'lr Class Hymn - 1 9 45 Dear Lord, please grant our pray'r for tomorrow, That we may lead a sufflring world to peace, That all men's hearts, so burdened with sorrow, Can honestly smile when the strife will cease. 'Though tonight many classmates do not here with us Across the separating miles we join in heart and hand. Please guide our boys and show them Thy mercy. Protect their souls through the bloody night, 'Till dawns the day of goodness and glory, For right can and will triumph over might, For right can and must triumph. Amen. W7OfdK and music by Rita Gunn stand if B if

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ROBERT ALLARD Presirlent RUSS CQONEY Class Azlfviser Senior Class 1 9 4 5 SUZANNE PREVOT Vice-President t t t t t BARBARA GILBERT GILBERT NOREN SHIRLEY NIEUWBQER Secretary Treasurer Direftor of Social Actifvties 10

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