Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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HAIL, HAIL TO HUNTINGTON yd? THY PILLARS NOBLE AND s'TROIxGf WWI fy N, ER CAN THY SPIRIT DIE P ' 'A LIKE SPIRES THAT RISE TO VAL L1 LD SKIES ,f ffl X VVWAISE OUR LOYAL SONG ,MJ 9 6' QEYNO EVER CAN PHY WALLS DEOAI D pr GIVE A HAII HAIL IO HL NFINCFON ,. fi ' Y GLORY SHALL NOT FADE A A U5 ii, 7 W dd Ox W A lf W X , :xxx ,LK 'Fixx J 5 , Ni' O i J YJ 6 l OUXS IBM 'O J. Twenty-eight years ago a song was written. A song that expresses the spirit of our school and its student bodyg a song that touches the hearts of alumni and students alikeg a song that will always bring back memories of high school days. That song was our own HHail to Hunt- ingtonf' Written by Mrs. Ruth M. Harlow, the Alma Mater has traveled not only throughout the state on the lips of our students but also over the world in the hearts of our graduates. It is with deepest respect that we use these familiar words to carry us on a review of the year's activities. We know that these activities will be recalled in the coming years whenever we hear the words of Hail to Huntingtonfl

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