Coughlin High School - Breidlin Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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Sssiss ilsss lifiissss RICHARD IONES CHRISTINE DePOLO JOSEPH MOORE HUGH HUGHES President Secretary Treasurer Elsss Suns Tune- May You Alwaysv by Marlene Kresge ,59 Through the years we've worked to keep Your name among the very best, And when all results were counted, Coughlin High, you topped the rest. Down your halls we've wandered daily Gaining wisdom, winning friends, Out into the world We're heading, So much now on us depends. To the future we must look, As onward fast we move, So, we, the class of fifty-nine, Our loyalty to you may prove. We hope that when in years to come, We turn our footsteps home to you, You will open wide your doors To welcome us anew. Six short years we've spent with you, But now the time has come to part, Even though we leave your portals, Still you'll linger in our hearts. Always we,ll remember teachers, Classes, clubs, the proms, the games, And how proud each vict'ry made us, Since it added to your fame. Many years we've stood beneath Your banners, red and blue, But now it's time to separate- Our school-day years are almost through. It matters not which way we go, Nor to which path our feet we guide, VV e will find success, we know, As onward now we stride. Mantle Orator