Marlborough High School - Sundial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Ch THE MAIQLBOIQOUGH IDIAIQV 563 I I E. ' I Class of '31 Here for a little while We loiter in your gracious sunlight, As gently we beguile The days with sapient delights, Filling our hearts with the songs Of youth's litany, Our eyes with the dreams we have carved From your scrollery of light. We are the young Who go forth proudly now To mingle our ,laughter With the laughter of bright earth. And in our going there is gladness, For we carry high The white flame of our loyalty to you. Know, then, our Marlborough, The pledge we offer you for friendship, That wisely shall we sow the seed Born of your faithful counsel, And wisely shall we reap The golden increment of fruit. BETTY MILES C51

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Q1 THE MAIQLBOIQGUGH DIAIQV 563 h l M lil Dio Pg This is my cliary, Woven of laughter and sunlit hours At Marlborough. Who reacl herein May win cognizance of my brighter Clays. Lo! It has been written, and the book is closedg Yet clo I know That down whatever roads I go, Whatever ways apart, The pages of this cliary Will be as traceries upon my heart. NJ

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