Conway Hall Preparatory School - Log Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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Alma Mater (Air : — Fair Old Conway, we rise at the sound of thy name, An d our voices to thee do we raise. Forever unsullied we’ll keep thy fair fame, Forever we’ll sing in thy praise. We have learned through thy teachings to stand up and fight For all that is noble and true, And on high we will bear the red and the white In our -efforts to dare and to do. Harvard) The hours we have spent within thy dear walls Are pearls in the setting of life, And these jewels we’ll cherish on leaving thy halls, Come pleasure or struggle or strife. Thou wilt still be adored as this moment thou art. Through the years, let them bring what they may ; Still green will there grow in each loyal son’s heart A true love for dear old Conway. 3

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(Lu C had e a Untuc HIui lias been the inspiration of this ttolnmc, tnc «ratefitlly anh affectionately hchicate ti e iloyhook of 1909. 31 1 is hifficult to bc- Jietie that an actor toho can play many parts can he eloquent in all; hut the wise, the mitty, the marm-hcartch anh eloquent “Bean” J tuift null line former in tljc memories of the (Class of 1909, not only because lie is a faithful ani loyal mentor in the classroom, but because he is a noble, courteous, (Christian oentleman outsihe of it.