Central High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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Q v I wget W , The avalier Nineteen Thirty 9:5 fu C KC v I In 7 J 55 i 'rf MW e y , , , Q ..... ...... X W 5 H ' :::::::: 4 1,5 The Senior Class of 1930 Our golden days are at an end, And tears in every eye Show how true it all has been And how 'swift the days went by. No one knows how hard we'-ve fought To win what we have won, But what we know has not been bought And what we have done is done. We may see in years to come Iulow we've fought and why, But just the same we've had our fun And hate to leave old Central High. May our teachers so patient and dear Through all their struggle and strife Remember us ever--cloudy or elear- In every day of life. lllay eaeh one left here be true To his dear old purple and white, Jnd hope as long as the shies are blue That what they do is right. But ah! too soon will end the bliss Of memories that seem worth while, But with every heartaehe add a hiss And with every tear a smile. MARY ADA NEAL. I9 e .fs 3' H M nm ,...d::??M5gf2y354pi, ., .f -. , - .Q , WJ!!-4 -. 1 AQ. AOQQ. 31.1 Q5 iq' MD' 9 99