Lansdale High School - Highlights Yearbook (Lansdale, PA)

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Gllasu 15112111 LANSDALE HIGH-FAREWELL! These years have passed-how swiftly The day has now drawn nigh When we must turn and bid farewell To dear, old Lansdale High. , Oh, Lansdale High, those happy days Which we have spent With thee Are ended, but will ever live In fondest memory. The time we've spent together Has too swiftly fled away, It seems to us as though it were Just one long, happy dayg A day it was in which We have Both joys and sorrows known: We shared them then, but now we go, Each facing life alone. Then to old Lansdale High We'll show Our gratitude and love By striving to do all we can Our worthiness to prove. And so we turn with longing hearts From dear, old Lansdale High, And we, the class of '28, Bid you our last good-bye. E. M. HOLLENBACH, 28 Qllazz Sung Tune: Together 1 Remember, remember, always remember, Oh how the time does fly. Remember, remember that first September Just twelve short years gone by. CHORUS We spent these years together, Of laughter and tears together, Shouted our cheers together, And we'd all pretend, it would never end Now we must part forever But in each heart forever Tho' we leave here, is the memory dear 2 Together, together, always together That's how it used to be Together, together heedless of weather But we must part you see-friends.

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Hnremarh We, of the Class of l928, have now completed our course in Lansdale I-ligh School. ln the past we looked forward im- patiently to graduation. Now we look back- wards with joys,' regrets and sorrows. We can only thank the teachers whom we some- times berated, and hope that their future pathways in life will he as smooth as we hope ours will be.

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MYRA B. SABOLD Advisor, 1927-1928 To this kind, friendly teacher who has so gently -but firmly-guided us through the perils of our Senior year we extend our best Wishes and heartiest thanks.