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lfgglgffl 1 maaamfslask Raj The Town Industry The water mill of this old town Throws it's shadow on the ground. Weak and old, small and frail. From it spreads a big wide trail. Worn and tread by many feet, Through the squares of solid peat. By it flows a river wide. High black banks along the side. Foaming water pure and white Shining in the bright sunlight. With your falls so big and strong. Sing on your industrial song. Near the mill a small house stood Made of stone of briek and wood. With the windows washed and neat Facing up toward the street. And a maid with flaxen hair Spinning in the clear pure air. Night is now nigh Spinning, singing all the morn Looking at the sweet hawthorn Laughing at her pet the dove As it soars high above. Thus we see our pretty maid Sitting in the oak tree's shade. Morning's gone and evening is nigh The sun sets low in the western sky. The maid her spinning puts away To leave it there till dawn of day Then away to make supper she goes Laughing merrily and kissing the rose. Soon up the trail she goes to meet. Her good old father on weary feet. Then after supper and the dishes done They sit in the rays of the dying sun They talk of many different things And even discuss why birds have wings. The birds no more fly. They have gone to sleep in their nests. Even the maid is taking night's rest The church bell is ringing We hear it chime, all is well Good-Night. The Knight Fair Knight of olden days gone by Thy silvery helmet and armor bright Shineth like a star of morning light. Many were thy feats so braveg Now thou liest in thy grave. Ye who are so brave and true Many minds remember you. When at work and when at rest Ye conducted yourself the best. So now, in thy grave thou dost lie Singing praise to God on high. Fi fly-eight By Joe Polanski E ighlh Grade
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F528 C fi -M THF RIDGF MIRROR A 1928 -l Lai- R M ' ' Ji FOOTBALL TEAM First row left, to right: llarold SL Clair, David St Clair, John Howells, Fred Chittouk, Paul Donogan. Second row lvft to right: Lloyd Jones, James Woods, Russel Lewis, llenry Young. Third row left to right, lloward Shaffer, Coach Evans, William Porter, Donald Rurlgn, Raymond Lynn, John Smith, Coach Rogers, Randall Krousc. Sixty
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