Berrien Springs High School - Canoe Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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THE SENIORS OR THIRTY-THREE Our school-bells cease their ringing, Our high school days ere done. And now we have but memories Of vie fries met and v.on. Four years we've labored side by side, Made friends we're loathe to leave; Forty together have stood the test, And our parting we'll all grieve. Many have left us on the way, Unable to make the grade; But the rest go on unceasingly, Bravely and unafraid. The last class passes, and we all know That w '11 never pass again As the honored Seniors of thirty-three To meet in a jolly band. Perhaps we'll never meet again I3in the group of high school days. Some will travel in countries far; Some gain honor and praise. But where'er we are, and whatever we do, In memory we'll always see Our happy, carefree, high school days As the‘Seniors of Thirty-Three. Elaine Stover

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 OUR TOAST OF LOYALTY —Clare Luke High school d ys are over, We've answered your last High school days have ended, The happiest that we've ire ■H Call, hnown, High school days have made us, To How we know in leaving, Not £lI .fr. • a . L ■ -4----t -£=4 leave thy portals, been ungrateful, '±± T We pledge cur love to Unkind toe we might --i----j—■—-(----r-i----- -(— - J= r3L±Hr L 1 t thee, be, I tlZZi 1ES And we make this song we sing, Cur But our lives will always stand, Cur i- rirt'.:-. -j'l .’v Toast of Loyalty. Toast of Loyalty