Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - CRLS Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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ase eC ALMA MATER For wisdom from our folly wrought. For earnest aid in every need And hearty help towards better deed. Some fervent praises owed to thee. Oh Alma Mater, teacher, friend, Now here we sing with jubilee For teaching us to win and lose, And in them both a grace infuse, Our staunch supporter to the end, So for these things we sing to thee Thy praises for the lessons taught, Our praises with great jubilee. BARBARA BIRKHOFF as [23]

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G) PeBEaE ioe ) Book Staff wish to We of the Year our especial thanks to those teachers who have given much of their express Mr. Book. lasheen has kindly cared for financial energy tos our time and ‘ D A Miss Willoughby has devoted much time to the art work; Miss Parker also has given unsparingly of her time to the literary department; Miss Slade matters ; things for us; and Miss Hardy and Mr. Bramhall have been general advisers, al- ways ready to help and quite invaluable and Miss Dennett have typewritten many to us. Thanks are due to many pupils who have worked for us. the They have found laborious but delightfully work interesting. THE YEAR Book STAFF. [22]

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Yvenne G Oh, Cambridge High and Latin School, We come to bid a last good-bye. Less tranquil days are calling us With urgent cries we can’t deny. We have completed four short years, Perhaps through loving sacrifice ; We now must prove that the results Are truly worth the rigid price. You gave to us in those four years The greatest gifts you could bestow, A practice of good workmanship, And friends whose love with time will grow. Our teachers do we owe the most, For stimulus and kindly aid Given us unstintedly In hours of greatest need. How often we were thankless then, Unmindful of their constant care. But now—we now have memories That future years can not impair. Now we, the class of twenty-five, Have come to bid a last good-bye. The world ahead is calling us With urgent cries we can’t deny. : B. B. - [24]