Caernarvon Township High School - Blugold Yearbook (Morgantown, PA)

Page 8 text:

if S six . Mn-.. Coaemawon Township School I W. 1 ALMA MATER W Near the foot of the old Welsh mountains Where a stream goes winding thro' Stands a school, our own Caernarvon, With its colors gold and blue. Its walls are strong and stately, With bricks of reddish hue, And all who do there enter, Cherish mem'ries fond and true. May we always sing off vict'ry As her flags go marching by, - So that those who next year enter Can be proud of Caernarvon High. We pray that we may ever, To this, our school, be true, Her mem'ry always with us, In all life's journey through. When our school days all are over, Let us work with anxious care, For the swiftly coming future. We must ev'ry one prepare. Tho' some days are black and gloomy, We must meet them with a smile, And think of old Caernarvon As we pass thro' life's long aisle -Class of

Page 7 text:

ln Qhppvecmtion l 2, 'Eg 1 . 100 4 ' nr ' 8 I' Q 0 0 5 gs n U ,p,.on-.snuff V s s rv 0000405 O.,l::1.,g:sx,a'! Wiumsw' ,nunvga'o u,,sv1'w ' ,aalcooill li I Q Dorothy S. Graff To you, Mrs. Groff. we, the Class of '47, wish to extend our heartfelt thanlcs. Not only have you made this yearbook possible through your time and effort: but you have also directed our plays, Welshman. coached the girl's haslcethall team, and taught us mathematics during our entire high school career. Despite all of your many activities you found time to help us and encourage us whenever the going got tough. Therefore, we salute you! served as class advisor during our Junior year, helped us with The 'u 5 ive

Page 9 text:

I ' r I W I A' rf -,,W X X 'X 4 Qi. ' j ttf 5 -A : I AUNINISTEATIUN