Hannah More School - Within the Lych Gate Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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WITHIN THE LYCH GATE 1934 f» ! ' ■ i; B- i - ' Jf I i • ' ' I Senior £ ong Sisters, let ' s «ing of the happy days And the hours we ' ve had at school. We ' ll always sing in Hannah ' s praise. Singing our Senior lays. Chorus Marching along at dear old Hannah More, Marching along, we ' ll rend the air with song. Strong in the might of our firm Senior bonds. Pal of the right and the foe of the wrong. And we ' ll all hang together Held by our love for Hannah More, Singing again our Senior lay — Hail to the Class of Thirty-four! Our love for Hannah will be the same, And we pledge our loyalty. Sisters, join us while we cheer her name, Singing this melody. Chorus 1 -■

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MISS ANNE HARVEY Senior Sponsor '

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WITHIN THE LYCH GATE 1934 •■-5 ' ; ' 5fir£ zic: ■ ' ■ . . Senior Poem You ' ll remember, when we are gone, The laughter of our childish throng; Later you knew when girlhood ' s door Opened for us at Hannah More. ou ' ll remember after each game We bore defeat well, or gloried in fame. You ' ll remember our loyalty, Each act that proved fidelity, When we are gone. We ' ll remember, when we are gone, Your shelt ' ring walls we knew so long, The campus green where tall pines grow, The love of friends we came to know. We ' ll remember you made us see The value of this memory: Yours is the type that makes us aim To live for service not for gain. When we are gone. Helen Garner, ' 34. 14