Maplewood Richmond Heights High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Maplewood, MO)

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Olflflldfeie Olfllf' 261,105 we leave behind us this record of past events-a scroll that expresses much sentiment in the hidden excitement between the lines. Delving into far corners of bygone days we bring for- ward a few noteworthy events to add to our roll-call. Thus we establish the knowledge and pride we have fostered through experiences that will now be mere fond memories.

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cglte CSj8I'liOl'S, Ballad On the threshold of our future Pass the last four years in review: It was both humorous and demure, What we as Freshmen thought we knew, As Sophomores, changed our point of View As Iuniors, had our futures hewn, As Seniors, learned all residue, At last we graduate this Iune. Pleasures, too, had their allure- Their memories our minds imbue: Teachers' stale jokes, hard to endure, Our teams, and our champions true, Proms and queens, and drama, too, They all made history, and soon We'll keep our greatest rendezvous- After we graduate this Iune. We say Qsince we are more maturel To those who now our steps ensue: lf you would High School joys assure: Give of your best, each task you do, Show pluck, see all things through, And some day you may write a 'rune' With pride and pomp and much ado And say 'We graduate this Iune'. ENVOY And so dear Maplewood Adieu We sally forth Dame Life to woo- Four years your halls have been our boon And now we graduate this Iune. RAY IENNINGS