Lindsay Thurber Composite High School - Annona Yearbook (Red Deer, Alberta Canada)

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©ear (§rabs I have seen you advance with a studious glance, Toward the long rows of books; But before long you’ve tired -- your neighbor admired, And you’ve studied not books, but “looks.” The pages you’ve dog-eared, and I ' ve often feared, For the very bindings as well; When you ' ve kept books too long, you’ve come back with the song, Oh, I have been sick for a spell.” But now you’ve departed, as others before, And once more I think to myself: “I ' d just as soon have your ' whispering roar’ As those silent books on the shelf.” The Librarian Good-bye to your domineering looks, Hello to your old, worn-out books. So long to that lofty smile Now we have reached the top of the pile. You venture forth the world to face And leave us behind to continue your pace. As I watch you leave, I’m really blue; If only I could go with you! A Grade Eleven Student I’ll miss your gum stuck under the desks, Your chocolate milk spilled in the halls, Your forgotten rubbers piled at the doors, And your untidy posters all over the walls. But as I say bood-bye, I can’t help but remark That this bit of advice you should heed: Wherever you go, leave as many kind words As in your desk you left old sunflower seeds! Your Favorite Janitor 1962-3 l tubent dExerutib Photo by courtesy of the Red Deer Advocate. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Alton, Treasurer; Anita Leung, President; and Trudy Murray, Secretary. BACK ROW: Ed Bownes, Vice-President; Nancy Parsons, Girls Sports Convener; Keith Holmes, Publicity Manager, Brenda McAuley, Social Convener; Leslie Parry, Boys Sports Convener.

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