Farmington High School - Student Yearbook (Farmington, CT)

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., , a. MW. sa W' ' Q .ibeobcafion TO MR. WALTER ASTON In appreciation of the patience he has shown, the inspiration, the enthusiasm, and the capable guidance he has displayed in directing us in our activities, we dedicate this issue of the Farmington Student.

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l aifmin gfon Jig SCHOOL SONG - I Down in the valley of Connecticut There is a school most fine, We have some teams and some good cheers And we have some dear old times, So let us sing our song To the School we love, And let us sing our praises, To make our spirit strong. II O may our School be the best school That the state has ever hadg And may we show by our good works The goal for which we stand, So let us sing our song, May we gladly say, That to do this for our High School, Will make our work like play. Chorus For, dear Farmington High School We'll be true to thee, , Maroon and Gray our colors May they always float to the sky, So praise our great victories, And may we always say, That if we ever will be loyal, We'll be to thee, Farmington High.

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