Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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llEfIDlIRllEM'74DlIRllD By their Record Book ye shall know them. With this thought constantly in mind We have compiled our class annals, striving to give full expression to the accomplishments of the past three years. During that time great changes have taken place. We are the last class to remember that first assembly in the fall of nineteen twenty- six, and now We, too, are leaving. It seems impos- sible that subsequent classes can learn the affec- tion and pride with Which We novv regard our school. Something of us has gone into its makingg June '29 is one of the foundation stones upon which Overbrook's future glory must rest. We offer this book as a permanent and pleasant reminder of the fourth class. N ffffwnref ae' iff-' ef-at are elif 10 Ee

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SGDNGE-if fIDllE QllllllllINlllIE59 922311 lllnsie by Katherine Lippincott Words by Alice Kinsman We have spent long years in Overbrook, Her rooms and halls We know, Here among familiar sights We pause To salute before We go. CHORUS Beneath thy colors We shall stand, In proud assemblage here today, With loyal voices raise a song To keep us on our Way, in honor, High on thy hill-top glearns the light That guides the wandering feet of youth. 'O Beacon fire shine on forever In clear truth. :S -eww Mft- Sj'l.,fQ',, IW. K' if zitqigdjflg 4 Cf7gM7 Q WW fo Q 'ft' t WK C39 ' . 7:7 QQ: 'Er 3 Q2-J A i,i,i,,,,,Z,.,.,. Lf, ,Q,-en....i 3 if 12 Re