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Paxton High School Reflector 5 Class Poem (Oh Classmates! pear Classmates! By Pauline Berquist 0 Classmates! Dear Classmates! oar high school days are done. 1 Ye're played and worked through four long years, and now the day has come. 1 Ye've gained our quest, now all the rest, we needs but leave behind, Hut ’round the dear old class-rooms our memories will be entwined. Hut 0 heart! heart! heart! Why, just as the goal we gain, Instead of exulting gladness Must ire be in a sadder rein? ) High Sdiool! Dear High School! the Class of ’20 comes, Pledging faith and allegiance for all her loyal sons; Your praises cry, your banners fly, forever we’ll be true. To you, our dear old high school, and your glorious gold and blue. Hut () school! school! school! We leave with deep regrets. We bring to you our homage Our own dear P. H. S. The future lies before us, she calls and bids us haste; TfV cannot stop or falter, not a moment can we waste; We now set sail in a greater ship upon the sea of life; Prepare for joy and gladness, prepare for work and strife. So up, classmates! and courage take; Away to your success! And never halt till the glory due Is iron for P. II. S.
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Fred La Bure-— “As a wit, if not first, in the vcry first line.” Mary Currie— “ There teas a little girl And she had a little curl.' Fannie Watson— “A blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient (when angry.) Ethel Swanson— ‘ ‘ Toiling—rejoicing—sorrowing Onward thru’ life she goes. Francis Wenger— “Oh, would that my tongue could utter The thoughts that arise in me. (icnerieve ('arlsten “She Inis moved a little nearer To the Master of all music. Lois Moffett— “Of quiet nays A student of old books and days Sylvia Funk— “Come and tri it as ye go On the light, fantastic toe.” M a urine Schneider— “Behold me! I am worthy Of thy loving, for I lore thee.” Helen Johnson— “She lores to talk and does it well,” Florence Hanson— “Mortals that would follow me, lore virtue She (done is free. Kenneth Smith— “llis eyes twinkle in his head aright .is do the stars on a frosty night.’’ Hazel Horner— “She goes her own nay and asks for no advice.’’ B ess i e S h in k e r— “A most dignified teacher she makes.’’ Paxton High School Reflector
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