Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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lie ..-.,.,.. ....,-V-,. ,... ,W W-. f - A e SENIOR CLASS SONG DEAR AUSTIN HIGH Regretfully we say adieu- We leave the school we love, You've been to us a guiding light Beck'ning as from above. CHORUS Now we pledge our hearts to thee, 7 SENIOR CLASS POEM DEAR ALMA MATER John K, Walker Dear Alma Mater, our parting days have come, Yet in our hearts you'll remain always. We'll cherish thee through prosperity, de- pression, and age, We'll love you, Alma Mater+ tenderly, reverently, compassionately. Dear Alma Mater, ring in our hearts, Ring clear, ring loud, ring true. Echo thy name throughout the years ln messages- tranquil and serene. Speak of thy honored teachers- intellectual, patient, kind. S True to you always. We'll adore thy honored name In lasting love, and praise. Shine gloriously, dear Orange and Blue, Shed forth thy brilliant rays, We'll cherish memories of thee, Throughout Iife's endless days. Words-Walter Kennedy Music-Deborah Hicks Speak reverently of love we bear For the precious moments we've been blessed to share. Dear Alma Mater, our beloved Austin, Thy eloquent voice will ring Like the lark, so loud and clear, To lead us to our destinies- Our dreams, aspirations and accomplish- ments. The leaves of autumn will fall no more, Nor spring reveal her delicate head, Yet time canst erase rare ecstasy That blissful memories reveal. Through life's changing seasons Let thy guiding spirit lead us To our inevitable goals, To our paths made plain, divinely clear, As we leave the school we love so dear. Motto: Our Means Education, Our Aim the Top. Colors: Red and White. Flower: Red Carnation. 29

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SENICDR MOST COURTEOUS Grace Smith and L. J. Jackson MOST SCHOLARLY MOST IDEAL Barbara Wiggins and Kenneth Brown Willieva Murray and Paul Hogue