Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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005' rrccccfcc c CLASS OFFICERS Class President LOUIS SULLIVAN Class Vice-President GERTRUUE GERARD Secretary, ELIZABETH MCGILL Treasurer, STEVVART HYDE THE CLASS OF 1931 Unheeding spins the wheel of years The changing faces come and go But we have lived within the dawn And felt the freshness children know VVhat if the goldeni glory fades The long hours end and one day's sun Sets slowly on the passing scene Of work and play and duty done? The rolling years must multiply No hand so strong to stop or stay And we are numbered with the souls Cf whom is said, They passed this way Old time must fade the tapestry That hangs aloft in memory's hall And dim the faces of these friends These brothers, sisters, comrades all Aye, captains of a conquered world Or rolled with those who delve and spin To all the present hour is fate The present prize the one to win And yet when bright illusion ends VVhen hope is done and glory o'er Again will live the memory fair Of noble days that are no more And then we'll hail life's last reward Of all we've heard or seen or sung The moving ghosts of those we knew VVhen still the world was very young Margaret Quinn 31 CLASS MOTTO Facia Non Verba fiif ! I s 9, 9 7 as 7 Q 7 7 y 1 l ' 1 ,Q .u DQ?-fl. Fourteen