Canajoharie High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Canajoharie, NY)

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fif' 'Si'- J7 ma Wafer I .Aka A 'l Esfs Yes we love the halls of Can That surround us here today And we w1ll not forget though We be far far away Deep Wllhlll the Mohawk Valley Stands a school that s very dear lt always 1S our gurdmg llght To make our future clear So wrth you we spend our school days In work ln sports rn play ln hopes that we rn some small way May bnng you fame someday Can Johar1e Hrgh we love you It 15 you we proudly hall Though years go by the thought o You wrll constantly prevall X X X 07' X ... r X X 7 I QR f' T ffl A N s , xl X - .1 .af X , i X Q T ' jk! N, is N . f ff fx . 0 U I O l WN . 'jo I l 1 I Zf' - , W! ff' ' rf!! f I, . .. V fi! l .NX

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9 5 l l 4 LE gy, X Orewor Reliving memorable moments and feeling again the same emotions that filled our hearts at that particular time are two of the beauties of growing up. Even now, we can remember with amusement certain naive adolescent ideas, which growing experience urged us to discard. And again in the years to come, we shall re- call the tears we shed over petty things: the bridges we burned behind us: the advice we rarely followedg the rebellion we often felt and the mistakes we made. But overshadowing these are the more precious memories of the wonderful people we knew, the fascinating places we saw, the exciting things we did when we were young. Old landmarks may prompt a lump in the throat and forgotten friendships may be revived. Recollected memories, such as these, uuly add to our growth. It is hoped, therefore, that the 1958 BLACK AND GOLD will recall for the reader the fondest memories of youth now and in the years to come. We

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We cannot see around the corner, Tomorrow 18 the land unknown. By farth we walk mto the future Like travelers on a path unsown.