Pawtucket High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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,T OHN POLLQCK DOROTHY S. WHIPPLE Pre l.d97'14 Vice-President I 1 CLASS ODE Hail. Alma Materf Though now we salute you, Sorrowing deeply that we must depart, Yet is the pain of our sorrow at leaving Dulled by the deep joy that burns in each heart. You, too, exult in our strength and our courage: Thrill to the hot blood that throbs in our veins. Who shall say nay to our hearts' dauntless youth-dreams With you to inspire us when naught else remains? Off to the conquest we're marching tomorrow, Happy and eager to be in the strife. Tender each heart with the love that it bears you, Knowing how well you've prepared us for life- Guided each footstep along the great pathway. Echoed our laughter through each spacious hall. Gave us to drink at your deep-springing fountains, Sheltered and taught us, great mother of all. When in the future Fame crowns us with laurel, Rewarding our triumphs in life's busy mart. Each vict'ry we win will resound to your glory, And honor your mem'ry enshrined in each heart. Hear then our paean of praise and of sorrow. Hail and farewell--'tis the last time-tonight. Know that we march to the battle tomorrow, Flying your colors, the red and the white. RUTH PATRICIA O'NElL, 1932. UV 1 .X ,J ,J fl Treasurer 'J . EDWARD MICHALOWICZE ELMER DUCKWORTH T Secretary