The Illman School - Span Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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The lllman School fll3'lIlofIDlIRlIlfID'lllS lIlllL9lIIQllMllAlINll Lyrics Miisic RUTH PR1c:HAR1n PoL1.Y DUTTERER SCHOQL SONG Vvllieri the suit slimes down ori the gold and brown Of the flower we hold high, It Ilt7't1S its bright face and with stately grace, Uphfts it to the sky. So we, ni our qtte3St for the finest and best, Seek ever for the light Of truth arid learning, as our hearts are turning To the goal always m sight. CHORUS Lift the chorus ever oriuiardl Praise the gold arid white! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater', Glorious and bright! H In the midst of strife and in calmer life Stands our school serertely fair, Be it loss, be it gain, she will e'er rnairttairi Her standards fine arid rare. Then let us e'er praise and with triurtiph raise The name of Illmari School, Arid keep it forever, mar it never, A bright imblernislied jewel. Chorus, etc. Sixtyfsix

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The Illman School lllvalllilllwfllltllllllllliog Brownies plag, all night Wliile people sleep. One night I walqed and .Qaw them. They were dancing on the bottom of my bed, And on the floor, And everywhere. The moon was looking in and watching them. IA little star peepecl, tool I lay so still I hardly breathed, But inside I was glad And singing all the while, As I watched the brownies dance, After while they went away, fOr, perhaps, I fell asleepl Anyway The brownies werent dancing any more I hope some other night Wlien the moon is shining in fAnd, perhaps, a little star! The brownies will Come back again And dance for me Cn the bottom of my bed And on the floor And everywhere. HELEN LOUISE NEXV'LIN Sixtyfeiglit