Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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(Enttral Words by Dorothy Riblet, 09. [Official Song of the Central High School.] Music by Henry B. Vincent. =FF For • ward ! t!ie trj ; Shout Cen-ir l High ! S« on the brww, the re5 and black Ij (black By). We lota bar wall, Our (bears we ring, liar name we sing, Thus with our toic as tri • buta we bring (we bring). Shout to the sky, ■ k 1 j. j J: - - - - 1 n m i-a-»—r— h4 V k I IS Prais • es we tell. Loud • Ij the song we’ll er • er Mail, Cen-tral High! Ne’er will we let her mem-’ry swell;.. die..... wmmi SB 1 fr' Her sfan dard fair we will show er - Yy • where, Our faith we give, and the jeara that we live —U ; 15: -kw - J . i:L ' ;N i «Hfr- Al-wajs her Don-or she s u pFp--=£H •ol - org lall re - —P-r zfiL bear.. ceive. •p- ■0 t J 0 - i t For - ward ! the For - ward ! the - 1 -sfr-m ry, Shoot, Cen-tral High ! See on the breeze the red and ry, Shout, Cen-tral High ! See on the breeze the red and j 1 k N k N P t--jLfop-.guj black fl black fl P -i l:[— t F »•• • - - ■ =pf=t3 9 - (L 1 { -+ tp r j —L —i-i— —E l:E fi;2 :• tS- !• 4' - {■-• !-J - £: .r H'TTt c @1 —M en-tral !• p,c n!' fF-i f' r S =i all her hap - p H IB zf t mem - 0 - ries; Cite three c I .fi rjrF'zzd— n?!± f-H- beers for 0 en-tral And we will i. 1 1 j - - g «- -P-: -4 .L.FTT g-- IX ■fv.-p: - ■ rx fP n—r 1 !±J±=3B p±£- 1 P—I—— £:■ j- IP V ner - er f ' : f -£-£ Iff ' ■ 9 - let her glo - ry die; Long shall we lore her, Our Al - ma ?% Cf Mat - er. '■ 1 al I J Cen-tral p • Pp • 11 1 -1 High.... mm u All Riehts Reserved. 14

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tertainment on Lincoln’s and Washington’s birthdays. We also hope that at Strong Vincent, clubs will have certain meeting days which will not con- flict and that they will have programs which show some preparation and thought. Another idea of the past which might be translated into the present with great advantage is class rivalry. In former years every class had its colors, yells, entertainments, and teams and there was much spirited competition, while now there is only a friendly toleration. The Spokesman feels that there would be more progress by the school as a whole if the urge of competition were present. Strong Vincent will have her problems and only she will be able to solve them. Central has had her problems and only time and the lives of her graduates will tell how wisely they have been met. When the last di- ploma will have been distributed and the last few notes of “Central High” have floated out upon the air on June 20, 1930, her students will be sad at her passing, it is true, but they will rejoice at the happy completion of her truly wonderful life. With all their hearts, as a tribute they sing, “Long shall we love her, our Alma Mater, Central High!” J. A. 13

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 Faculty Oh I Little think the timid, trembling crowd. That one so wise, so powerful, and so proud, Should feel himself, and dread the ills Of rent-day charges and of coalman’s bills. 15