Dennison High School - Leader Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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,54j LEADEPQ THE 192.8 .5 -rg Q-05 Dawn of Another A massive building, A belfry high, A bell of golden toll, A faded memory of long ago, That lingers with our souls. A raging fire, A muffled crash, The bell dropped to the ground, The faded ruins of a belfry high, Is strewn as the snows, 0'er the ground. The golden toll of the Iron wrought bell Still lingers in the sky, But the outline wrought By the belfry wide Has gone with the years Flowing by. A greater hall Shall shadow the clouds, That had lingered there for years But the iron wrought bell That has called them all Will be absent from its peers. The larger halls That will shelter the mass Of the learning, widening world, They shall dawn as the Morning of another day And as the U. S. flag unfurled. -June Fauver Lzqhlh Grade f A .,, s-5990-' U'

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poA THE 192.8 LEADER: 49 Alma Mater Song ln the Tuscarawas Valley, At the foot of old Point Breeze, Stands our beloved High School With its many memories, Memories that will recall us As the many years roll by To the happy days together At dear'Old Dennison High. When our High School days are ended And we've wandered from these halls Into life's more open conflict Where stern duty ever calls, With sweet memories of school days We will always harken back To the days when we defended The Orange and the Black. CHORUS: Alma Mater, we love thee, Dear old Dennison. Alma Mater, we hail thee, For thy many victories won On field and in classroom, In deed and in song. We revere thee and cheer thee With praises loud and long. O 13 -lie AQ., .,, X 'P ffs. V ' I -..lg xx