Evander Childs High School - Oriole Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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CLASS SONG TUNE: CHORUS: Lu ee m f D Z 4 THANKS FOR EVERYTHING Thanks for Everylliing H18 Rules, IAFSSOIIS Flfld C110 Thanks for Everything For Teaching Us Thru the Years. For Memyries Evander High, VVe'H Always Renew And Now As We Say Good-Bye We Tip Qur Hearts to You. So Thanks for Everything All the Teachers VVe,H Never Forge! Thanks to You Alone For All the New Friends That VVO Met You Give Us a Reason to Sing Before We Mlxst Say HAdieuH And So for Everything Our Thanks to You. P