Heyburn High School - Pirate Yearbook (Heyburn, ID)

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is il OUR CLASS OF '29 When our school days are past and over, And we all have had our fun, There will still be a lingering memory Of the class of twenty-nine. There were thirty to start as Freshmeng When Sophomores at few were goneg As juniors the number diminished, From the class of twenty-nine. We will always remember as Freshmen The times that passed awayg , When we overworked our pencils But let our minds go astray. We will hold in our memory as Sophomores The things we usedto dog Of the loyalty, study and spirit That carried us through. We may be scholars or teachers We may be farmers' sons, but The best of life is that which was spent As Juniors of twenty-nine. When we 're old and gray and feeble - And our sight is all but gone. May we sit and think in the twilight Of the jolly things that were done In the class of twenty-nine. Virginia Payne

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