Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

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CLASS SONG Tune: Oklahoma Hills VERSE: Many months have come and gone, since we entered D. H. S., And our goal of '46 has come at last, But through all our future days When we walk our separate ways We will long for Golden school years that have passed. CHORUS: Way out yonder in the world of Tomorrow, ln moments of promise and Times of sorrow, This class of '46 will march along. Out in the world now we Take our places, Make new friends and meet new faces, But we'll keep our Schoolday friendships ever strong. FAREWELL SONG Tune: Some Sunday Morning We are now leaving Our high school days You gave us this meaning: A will makes a way We'll not forget your wherever we stray, Tho it be far far away. Later, life may bring problems, Don't let them get you down, Always wear a smile, Never a cloudy frown. So always remember our High school days Never forget when There's a will, There's a way, We're grateful and love you dear D. H. S. We all think your school is The best. -Caryle Harris and EC ho Geissler 'r 'r 'i 'I 'i 4+ 'r 'r lr lr ls lr 'r 'r lr 'r lr lv 'r 'r 'r lr ln lr 'i lr lr li lr li 'r 'T lr lr lr li lr lv li lr lr lr lr 'b 'L tv lr li li lr lr 'r 'r f ' IIIL 1 ...Q il-N. . K h lqzas. - -: 4 , .ar Q V I li. 'f

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