Fayetteville High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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C60 Qur gathers In recognition of their constant in- terest in euery phase K discouraging or inspiring! of our journey through the Fayetteville High School, and in appre- ciation of the stimulus this interest has given in enabling us to pass every mile- post with colors aloft, we, the Class of 1926, do dedicate to our fathers this volume of THE LAFAMAC.

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FATHER Of all the many people in all the nations, We think our fathers, no matter what their stations, Or how they scold us for our blunders, Are the very best in all creations! For well we all know just where we should go When our wardrobe is becoming low, When our shoes are worn and our heads are bare, And we are very much in need of dough, It's father this and it is father that g Tho' we win the game, or perhaps fall flat In the daily duties we undertake, Each is still father's worthy little brat Gur wise fathers can many things discuss, Many problems they solve without a fuss, When we grow older may we then father Posterity as our fathers fathered us. -MARIE PA'rz

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