Ambler High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

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Pat-aacake, pat-a-cake, Ambler's men- Get you a letter as fast as you can. Play football and baseball' and basketball too, Then wear your gold A on a background of blue, There's Amey, Lynch, Shields, and Doc Dougherty, Hugo, Rotelle, Houpt, Brown and Donnelly. Leonard, Romano, Maclntire, Moore, Hayman, Romendio Cfirst on the floor, Solliday, Ronan-all letter-men And Manager Smith gets all games that he can. In baseball and track there are letter-men, too, But the season's not here so what can we do? The prospect of winning is good, so we hear: For records, just read through the R-Ambler next year. School, school go away, Heavy Mortimer's gone to sea, - Bread and wine u on his knee C S b , P. .' ome again eptem er day' He ll come back with a captamcy Little Marshall wants to play. Valiant Heavy Mortimer, The '3l actors must stand on the stage, stage, stage, While Miss Bork gives criticisms sage, sage, sage, But when they are done, and if it be seen, They'll dress all up, and act on the green. Twenty-four clock, twenty-one clock, what time of day? Three-five, three-five-off and away. u What is your duty, my pretty maid? My duty's to act, sir, said Peg . What is your fortune, my pretty maid? Acting's my fortune, sir, said Peg . 1. an Then l won't marry you, my pretty maid, No one asked you, Bob, she said. Salvatore, Salvatore, pudding and pie, Studied Economics and found it dry. When Duncan with questions began 4 ry, Salvatore's mark became very high. Y 48 vX 27 L 1 if if .QE .My X M xi C E -'E -.1 'il f

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x ,Weil ii? in 5 XJ ' 'J J J A visitor to High School asked of me, How many Seniors can there be? I answered him as l thought good, As forty-five rabbits as grew in the wood. Hugh is nimble, Hugh is quick' Twinkle, twinkle, little star! Hugh leaps high, Eleanor, how do you jump S0 far? ln the high jump pit. The Green pig went to business. The Newsom pig went for sports The Cassidy pigs soughft a princess The Amey pig liked all sorts. Towler, Collins, Newsom, and Green Hickety, npickity, my dear jane, The finest players on the team, She makes eyes for the gentlemen When the Seniors go away, Gentlemen some eVeTY Cl-ay. We'll wish that they were back to play. To hear what Jane has to say. Three little children each have a key, Leo Diehl, Ruth Green and Herb Amey. They got this key because, you see, Diehl always had her lessons done, Green was always good in sports, Ancl Amey's leadlership -always supports. See, saw, Dorothy Moll, Daddy Long Legs shall be her master, She shall have but one practice a day. Who could work any faster? To Washington and Annapolis in Junior year we went, And here among great interests three pleasant days we spent. At Annapolis in Maryland, the first stop of the trip, The midshipmen caused many a heart to go flip-flipty-flip. Then back to Washington with its interests ever new, Where we learnt the ins and ou-ts and just how money grew. Three days heaped high with pleasure-and of value to be sure- For full details see Mr. Meyers, the night watchman of the tour. T26

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,Wai Xl -. X 3 2 ct, Herb, act, and sing, Herb, sing Dlckery, dickery dare, That the class may have its credit. Hibschman flew in the air That the town may take it 2 At Drumn's sound And into applause make it, l-le must come down, While '3l with your praise may ring. Dickery, dickery, dare. Little Bob Russell, come say your lines, The curtain's drawn, for you they pine. Where is that naughty Russell boy? Behind scenes, flirting, he's ever so coy. Dance to the radio my little Juniors, Dance to the radio my little Seniors, You shall have a little prom in the little gym, You shall have ta little prom if you are good and prim. Rock-a-bye Seniors on the tree top, Class day is coming, lessons will stop. When you have diplomas, school books will fall And off will go Seniors, records, and alll Wilson likes little lVlarg'rite, her cheek is so warm And if he don't hurt her, she'll do him no harm. So don't pull her hair, nor drive her away. For Wilson and lVlarg'rite gently must play. Here we go through our Senior year Our last year, Our best year, Here we go through our Senior year, Leaving our records 'behind us. This is the way we leave you all Our old friends Our new friends, This is the way we leave you all Leaving our records behind us. 28