Englewood High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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I Page 16 DOCTOR IAMES E. ARMSTRONG OUR ENGLEWOOD By Iarnes E. Armstrong All Voices raise in songs oi praise for Englewood, Our ilags untold and banners hold for Englewood, For many friends throughout the land, With loyal hearts all winning stand, To shout her praise, Our Dear Old Englewood. CHORUS Oh, Englewood, our Englewood, how many times before, You've taught us how to faithful be, You'Ve turned defeat to Victory. Oh, Englewood, our Englewood, we'll stand by you today. Hurrah! for the purple and white! Hurrah! for the purple and white! Oh, tell me of a high school where I should like to go, Where jolly pupils gather and seek life's work to know, Oh, tell me is there sunshine In class and hall and heart, For l should like to join that school and try to do my part. Then here's a cheer for schoolmates, dear, Hurrah! Hurrah! And here's a hand for teachers grand, Hurrah! Hurrah! Our loyalty we pledge to thee We'll work tor what we hope to be, All honor then to Dear Old Englewood. ! ! .! l t 1 t ! 1 ! ! ! ! ,,

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A stands B stands C stands D stands E stands F stands G stands H stands I stands I stands K stands L stands M stands N stands O stands P stands Q stands R stands S stands T stands U stands V stands Wstands X stands Y stands Z stands l UST AMCNG US for Anderson, who has a fine carriage, for Beverly, my! what an average, for Carter, the guy with the English first name for Duncan, who plays a fair game. for Erickson, a swimmer divine, for Frieda, our maiden so kind, for the Gironda Twins, the teachers' despair, for Hixson, who to all is quite fair. for Ines, whose last name is Pannell, for Iohns, who plays the piano well, for Kenneth, a swell boy to meet, for La Conta, who is very neat. for Maurice, always full of fun, for Nettye, a girl we never shun. for O'Rourke, that smiling blue-eyed lass, for Parker, who rates tops with his class. for questions-things pupils detest, for Ramona, Whose beauty is no jest, for Schwager, who can never keep still, for Tillman, a lad with a will. for Us, seniors one and all, for Vias, who is to aid at your call, for Winnie, who at Math is quite game, for Xavier, Christine Spaulding's middle name. for you, dearest readers, We think, tor Zoundsl we've run out of ink! Carolyn Emmons