Knox School - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Nissequogue, NY)

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l i Our beloved friends, Mrs. Knipe and Mrs. Phinney Senior Marching Song When the Senior Class comes marching You'll know that it's the end Though we treasured every moment that we spent with you And we made a million friends. Therels a loneliness comes cre As the evening .shadows fall, As the golden hush of evening Lingers gently over all, That makes the Spring-time not a gladtime, Makes the Spring-time almost sadtime. There's loneliness comes creeping As the evening shadows fall. Now we're almost through with marching When weire gone we'll all feel blue But wejre thankful for the fact that we're seniors now And we promise lasting loyalty to you. Senior Song eping There's a longing ills your spirit As the dusk creeps down the hill Echoed in the crying cricket And the sobbing Whippoorwill. It makes the Spring-time not a gladtime Makes the Spring-time almost sadtirne. There's a longing fills your spirit As the dusk creeps down the hill. Itls as beauty fills your soul When the evening shadows fall That the lonely, longing feeling Creeps into the heart of all. Yes, the Spring-time is a sadtime Yet the Spring-time is a gladtime For 'tis beauty fills your soul As the evening shadows fall. - Linda Mosher Blum '44 I5

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Our Mrs, Dawkins: with love and gratitude for her unceasing help and interest in us Alma Mater Our Alma Mater, In years to come Thee do we cherishg Our love ne'er shall perish: As time goes by Knox will remain And friends must part. Ever dear to my heart g Knox, we are true, True to you. Knox ls Filled with Passing People Knox is filled with passing people, Though they stay for such a few years Girls who come and learn and go, Passing onward with their class, They make fast the old traditions Still their love makes a foundation And the love of Knox to grow. For the next ones when they pass. So we want to leave behind us Some small sign that we have gone, Taking up the Senior Promise In our turn to pass it on. l 14 tt.. as - .id-an, .

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e is riiitliiltfhetl t.QUyi,5 ,sw if Q we of Allwina Keller Bloom - ,Q at 4 UWM ,fe rg V Easton, Pennsylvania L y N Entered Knox September 1957, School Presi- 'X gf' l',' L , . dent, Junior Class Treasurer, D.C. Committee, Rose Leaves, Ghost, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club, Racquet Club, Varsity Basketball, Rose Team Cheerleader. Quiet pleaseg I can't stand it, usually found in Miss Woodls office, aspires to flower, watcrloo - problems, can't wait til Knox is coed! born to serve she seems with grace to win, ana' heart to hold Beatrice Carla Wright 'KG.B.,' Charlie Binghamton, N. Y. Entered Knox September 1956, Senior Class President, Junior Class Secretary, Sophomore Class President, D.C. Committee, Drama Club Vice President, Glee Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Rose Leaves, Ghost, Racquet Club, Var- sity Hockey and Softball. Hey you kids, hon- estly,', usually found at the diet table, aspires to be a pilot, Waterloo - dear johns and gum chewers, can't wait til I can wear my lenses all day. ordinary saints grow faint to posterity, whilst quite ordinary .sinners pass vividly down through the ages 16