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is gr SENIOR CLASS POEM The Seniors are out with a dozen men, To conquer the World their aim! And 'tis the greatest wish of H. H. That they win their Way to fame. So well they've been taught, Low aim is crime, S. That though they at first may fail, They will ever battle With all their might' And never let down their sail. The Seniors captured on their maiden bout The wonderful Pirate ship, And loading it with eleven years of Returned from this heroic trip. gold, In bidding farewell to Commodore Young, And to his officers bold, We leave no barnacles on the old boat Nor yet any rats in the hold. Sail out and on, Oh, Seniors strong and great! Sail out and on to conquer fate. You 'll find the hidden treasure if you seek, Dear, dear class of twenty-eight. Lula Wilkinson
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tl! 14... A SENIOR CLASS HISTORY-COI1t'd farewell, because they were completingitheir voyage, and we realized we would probably never see some of them again. The last year of our voyage came in clear and bright. We still kept Donald and Lula as our leaders, and working together made this year the best of all. One day the Freshmen craft, which had just entered our sea, gave a dance in our honor. All the Seniors had a fine time and went home with the feeling that they were true sailors in the making. The Juniors gave us a prom, for we had attained the highest place. In the spring we sailed through the straight of commencement and left our craft. It had served its time and now with our diplomas in hand, showing we have creditably made our four years' journey, we are not sure whether we are glad or sorry. Ahead of us looms the huge vessel of Career, which each must sail alone. And now, perhaps for the last time, our crew gathers together, and with hands clasped in the circle of friend- ship we sing our old class song, and clear and strong our motto, Each for the other, and all for the Class. Amen. Dorothy Fruit. fm A W , , -K l ga 1 .u l K X .. -
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