Alexandria High School - Alecko Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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Hast anb Testament OF THE Class of 1928

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FlttL ' he ALECKO Alas, this magic sleep is leaving me. And my vision is blurred when I chance to see A man with a heavy frown on his brow — Park Ticer — a dignified Senator now. I awake with a start and jump out of bed, And a frantic thought rushes through my head; Sui)]K)se 1 again break the tardy rule — Perhaps Pll he sent to Miss Cox after school. E. P.. ’t. 8 -J -»?[ Page For iy-seven 15 :

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SENIOR CLASS POEM Though part of our life has passed away, On the threshold still we stand Ready to follow our destined way And obey the right command. Carefree davs of childhood have gone To leave room for maturer years. The day of life is at its morn: Now’s time to plan our careers. ’Tis sad that we classmates should drift apart To seek our separate ways. But always the memory is in our hearts Of our dear High School days. Vhen we have reached the goal of desire And attained the de]: ths of our will. In us forever will burn the fire Of a spirit that will not chill. This spirit we caught at A. H. S. And we’ll keep it through many a year; It will bring to us much happiness. That thought of the school so dear. O, teachers and chums, we hid you adieu ; Goodbye to the much beloved hall; In future years in whatever you do Don’t forget to remember us all ! C. K„ ’ 28 . Page Forty-nine J ' |«-