Guilford High School - Rostrum Yearbook (Guilford, ME)

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4 THE ROSTRUM 1925 CLASS POEM For four years we've been together In our dear old Guilford High And now commencement day has come We stop to bid our friends good-bye Teachers, that have tried to help us In so many different ways, And much kind advice they gave us Through the many fleeting days. Now the past comes up before us And the vision now we see Of the many different antics We went through so willfully First of all is our reception And I now recall it well How a bunch of timid Freshmen Were trying hard their fears to quell. But we managed to endure this, And the next of us you see Is that we are full fledged Sophomores Trying very faithfully I am sure that you will realize What our first job then would be We were forced to lick the freshmen And we did it cheerfully. Many were the different things We did when Juniors bright Such as choosing of our Class Ring And the colors gold and white Next of all comes Junior Prize Speaking And we all did have a share For you know that in the preliminaries Everyone has a part to bear. This in brief has been our record Up until our Senior Year And these things have been the ones That have roused our hopes and fears But do not think that after this We were forced to sit and rest For numbered in our record Of athletes we have the best. Now tonight we stand before you High School days for us are done But we think in life's great school room We have only just begun. For the world is what we make it VVe each have a part to bear In its toils and in its struggles Each of us may have a share. Many are our great ambitions And the path seems very light As we look at our class motto And our colors gold and white 'Tho the path be steep and rugged VVe will try the goal to win And on dear old G. H. S. Never a reproach to bring. Now dear friends we're passing onward Leaving much that we hold dear Far behindg yet we look forward To a future bright and clear Closer in our hearts we cherish In our memories keep alive Sweetest thoughts that ne'er will perish Of the class of '25. Now at last we're here together And 'tis time to say good-bye May we always remember As the years go iieeting by Our victories and studies In our dear old Guilford High. H. E. C. 5 ,nw A,