Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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THE 1925 ECHO We have ehosen FARDINAL RED and FB EN! fH B LITE as our eolors, beeause they are symbolie of all we eonsider best and greatest in the world. CYABDINAL BED is the eolor of blood, the life-giving fluid. As blood maintains and supports life in the animal kinclgom, even so does the elass of 1925 maintain and sup- port life in the C'hambersburg High Sehool. FRENCH BLITE is the eolor of the sky and the sea. Our minds are as broad as the sea. and our hearts are as open as the sky. hese two eolors, CARDINAL RED and FRENCH BLUE, whieh are emblematie of all that is mightiest and grandest in all the universe and in all eternity are embodied in the pennant of that noble elass, the elass of '25, whieh shall always holil nearest to her heart those eherished ideals whieh were first ar-quired in the clllLtllllJ0l'SlJlll',LI High Sr-hool. Ho! Strike her flagstaff deep, Sir Knight, ' Ho! Scatter flowers, Fair Maids, Ho! Gunners, tire a loud salute, Ho! Gallants, draw your blades. T Thou sun, shine on her joyously, Ye breezes, waft her wide. Our glorious Semper Eadem. The banner of our pride. 'tWh0 Else Thinks So? I attempt no vain exeuses, We are weak beyond a doubt, But what else can one expeet, With all we see about? Girls are growing ever Wilder, Showing everything they please-- I suppose they roll their hose To show their dirnpled knees. I ean't say that we should blame them For the endless way they flirt, For my wits are torn to bits, By the swishing ol' a skirt. Had I lived long years ago, I would have loved them just the same, For its girls that put the whirls Ol' giddy pleasures in the game, HEIiBER'l' '12 1u.,xeK oxen