Central Manual Training High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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There's good Doc Burch and Zieber too And others I might mention yet, Hut though we do not speak of them We never will forget. And fellows too, whom we all knew VVe part from now at last But we will always think of them As we have in the past. The time is here, this is the year ln which we graduate. Oh! happy time. Oh! joy sublime For you no more we wait. Good-bye Professors kind and true, The time has come to partg But though we never see you more VVe'll have you in our heart. Oh! for a Muse to sing our song To make our praises greater For you, that we at last must leave, Beloved Alma Mater. 92