Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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Os Ka XYec lVee! E1-:Zin n II it 1E::fJlLLAQARQO-:fill iv in in il: 'Il' ri Q : Harkl O, High School Patriots 2 March Forever On - March forever on. ye comrades of the Gold and Blue. Firm, united stand, to H. H. S., we'll all he true. NVQ must part so soon, to wander out upon life's highways, May the memory linger of our dear old High School days. Z To you, Gold and Blue, we'll all he true, we'll fight for you. : l,et's never fear, but give a cheer for our High School. 'llhe honors we should chance to win. we give to yon, A xx!U!l'C proud to say, ours is the school whose colors are the Gold and Blue. -Virginia French H. H. S. '17 2 Play, Play The Game - l'lay, play the game for High School, Ye warriors of the Gold and lllne, Voices with cheers are ringing, Proclaiming' loyalty to you. -L Wvheii we have won the Victory. ' lf asked the reason, we'll confess, lt is hecause our loyal hoosters, : Have played the game for H. H. S. I NOXY! COME! BOYS! ... I Repeat First Stanzab -Sybil Seaman. 'Zl -Mildred Cunningham, 'Zl Allagaroo Os Ka Wee Wee Allagaroo, garoo, garoog - XVha, Hoo Bazoog Hieer, Picer, Doniinicer, Sis! Boom! Bah! Hutchinson High School, Rah! Rah! Rah! La shoo, La Shoo, La shoo, La roog La shoo. La ishahacka, lshahacka Boo. Hutchinson High School, Hey Roo. Boom skit a rat trap. SCC! Si! Boom! Nigger, Nigger hoe potater Half past alligator, Rom hom liulligator, Chieka! Sawi Daw! Hutchinson High School, Rah! Rah! Rah! Ala Bago, Ala Bago: Ala Bago, Bago Bum. Boom skit a rat trap Biggcfn a cat trap Boom skit a rat trap l3igger'n a cat trap Chiekawaw! Chickawawl Hutchinson High School, Rah! Rah! Rah! akin ii t in Y ii n::a1-1, H, 5, 1923c:3i Os Ka Vfow XVOWY Holy Maker--ffl! Saka---l ! Hutchinson High! XYOXYE Fireworks Sh-h-li lioom! Ah! HL l'CHlNSON Hit 'em High! Hit 'em Low! Hl llCHlNSON HIGH Ll'1'l S GO! ! Yea Team Yea Team! Yea 'lleanil Yea Team! Fight! Fight! Fight! Page 5 ll Il ll IE

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