Lancaster High School - Vidette Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Class Song ol: I93l Q53 1. We love thee, dear old L. H. S., Our parting we regretg Those many, many happy days We never shall forget. CHORUS We are the class of Thirty-one Now bidding you a-dieu, We'll ne'er forget Old L. H. S., To her we'l1 e'er be true. - 2. In many things we've done our bestg In these we truly pride, For they're the things that help us thru And linger by our side. CChorusJ 3. The teachers we have learned to likeg We bid thee this fare-well, And thank thee for thy guiding hand That we may better dwell. fChorusD 4. Now all the things we'Ve sung about And many others too, We pay our homage, here at last, With heart and soulg we do. fChorusJ To the tune of Auld Lang Syne. JOHN P. GATES

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Dear Alma Mater 1.453 As we leave thy portals, there comes before our view, the road of life As we see it anew. There are hills to be climbed And vales to descend, but with thy faith behind us, We will come to that end. Life is a battle that is only half won It must be fought to the end with but small help to come But you have given us the weapons, that will help us to strive To win this battle, this great battle of life. It is true we shall meet some strife and some care, ' But the feeling of loyalty for you will always be there. We may stumble and fall, but we will rise once again, To continue on the path that has caused us such pain. So we pass through your portals, but we shall return Perhaps not as students, but certainly as friends. And so, dear Alma Mater, we bid thee adieu And hope that we may meet in this life we begin anew. HELEN SNADER.

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Qin 6lHHB1IIIJIf2I11I x65 3HHiIln1r 53. 7 has We pause to think of him who was ever loyal and trustworthy, who was a respected comrade of all, but' who now rests in eternal peace.