Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Ze DE -ORAGER: Class Song BY ALBERT HARDCASTLE, Come class mates dear and join in song, We'll not be here for very long; We soon must launch upon Life’s sea, And take the wheel of liberty. Too soon we part from scenes that we hold dear, But e’re we go we'll give a hearty cheer. CHORUS. So here’s to our High School, our alma mater true, May she ever proudly float the Red and Blue. Proudly floating over old Plainfield High, May never a cloud its glory shroud, or dim its crystal sky, Still enduring, weathering every gale, In glory for you, our High School true, May Red and Blue e’er sail. We'll now salute our skipper true, Who holds the helm for White and Blue, And gallant mates, who, at his side, Have helped this worthy ship to guide. Old Naughty Nine, your voyage is now complete, Your log is closed and sealed with Mem’ries sweet—Cuo.

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DEBORA Cleny Walter £. Kaowlton President Louise C. Nicholl Secretary Charles £. Prior, Gr. Creasurer 21

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SHE ORACLE, 23 Winner of Yale Cup ALLAN S. SNYDER. A cheerful spirit, a genial disposition, a sunny countenance, a courteous demeanor, are always and everywhere friend winning qualities; add to these physical strength and courage, agility, precision and grace of movement, and the friend is transformed into the hero of the athletic field; add again a rugged honesty, a faithful industry, a wholesome clean-mind- edness, and admiration blends with hero worship to make strong and sure our friendship for Allen Snyder. IRA W. TRAVELL.