English High School - Brown Owl Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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CLASS P OEM We bid thee farewell, dear School of our heart, We whisper Good-bye and are gone, Yet memories stay long after we part, Through life's twilight from this bright dawn. Thou hast pointed the way to Honor and Truth, And led us safe past the wrong turng Guide us forever, O friend of our Youth, Teach us all that we need to learn. Whatever is worthy in us is thine, Yea, more, 'tis through thee we are strong4 The triumph of all we lay at thy shrine As we give thee our thanks in song. The mill will ne'er grind the grain that is passed, Yet the mill never lacks other grain. But thou, Alrna Mater, with pow'r more vast Hold us ever by love's slender chain. Then give us Godspeed, 0 School of our heart, 'Tis dark if thy light be withdrawn- And though others enter as we depart Save a place for us that have gone. 14

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CLASS HYMN Words and Music by Marie S. Leach, '11 - ' 4 - ' - , 0 1 IQ!! ' Z1 lqllj 1 B1 ill!-110-11195- Il-DI!-still lji11E111f1 .lrbqlirblbf ill 1 air.. lslklbgl -' I-X !5 !' I1 11 D' Q!! ,IKE , Di A I 1: 3 al P . I I 1510 RA TO . L, - 'V . , L - . 11 ,ln I . .I - ' I I ' I-' lil-I 'I ll I-4 . ' -- I Q H I ! U - r - I I: l - 4' o . -Ea, ' . , :Q n ' 1 - Hi Ili 2 Fl ,Sl ' - W ' Nlfil- 1- ll'1'l1:1lI11 -ill'-:.4!5'Q1-H I-Q-ll 'fl....'4i-L- l 'Sl 1- I D4L4l1l lSlr31l' lb-1115-H I I l :ll l xl-I1 11 ' 1 o P . CSN Exrwsssi NE 5' WIT- ' P P. 0 ' lr - 9' D: 15:25-7-lhlrq lull S ' , K I I' 2 ' I. Now we close our short career, Which to us has seemed so dear, Spent with teachers, classmates, too, Tho of us there are but few. Chorus. Lifting up to victory, Let us always hope to be, Upward, onward, never down, Till we've reached our steady ground. II. Let us always hope to stay, As on this our closing day, Faithful, loyal, honest, true, To our friends who once we knew. III. As thru life we onward go, And our seed of progress sow, We will strive forever more, Till welve gained our sought-for shore. 16