Ravenhill Academy - Mariale Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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R S 'fi lf' BIG THREE HEP IT UP PLUCKY V0 s Q ixwsl. AN ARTIST S DREAM A SUCCESSFUL DAY IN THE COUNTRY S .il AN ICY SCENE A HUNTER AND HIS FAITHFUL COMPANION 15 THANKSGIVING DINNER , f . I I' 'J 'td v -44-n..g- ,. -Q-I ' .., W ., V 'Q 1 3 ' ' ' ' .. -fx ' I h L' A -ifQ52'I's 3- 3151 451 , I f ,L Q K, ,XM it Z.: xx . I .. iw' . . A Iam , 54, 'H i K is V, .fy - . C f I Q , V, in gl , ' -as' IAM frq! V K W Q ' Q :I 7 ,R J 1 .I WA ' yr li ' 4 Q n' 1 A ' ' f' af. 4. ,- ,4 X , 0 . , 'S'fH'Af ,. . U . . ., :N JJ, .. f X4 ff 'N . ,A , A , ,... . . I 51.1 ' E- A iii .n 3 I Y I W n-Q . V ,, yy 4, , ' I ,Q ' Lx .nl -: h M ' w1,-,, ? ' ' - - ,fx 'N-

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Wznter Wonderland The breezy wmds all start to blow To cut our hands feet and toe Snowflakes come lazxly down And cover the back of my old grayhound The chlldren shout and laugh wlth glee Snowballs fly as far as eye can see The hunter plods h1s merry way Whlle cattle munch the well cured hay The flelds then sparkle wlth blankets of whlte To hxde mother earth from our very sxght The trees are bent and covered wxth snow A more beautxful pmcture you ll never know And nlghtfall comes the skles are clear The moon shmes on th1s land so dear Chlldren g1VE thanks w1th folded hands To the Gxver of these dear wxnter lands John Kllethermes 50 Laeta te Sprxng IS 1n the alr today On th1S warm February day The sun 15 shznmg w1th a glare What IS as beautlful As hearlng the robln Slnglhg near Busy and dutlful W1thOut the sllghtest fear? You can see the vlolet so shy Send1ng out 1ts sweet perfume The old apple tree 1S nigh Burstxng forth 1n 1ts fxrst bloom The flowers have all opened w1de And the bees have already arrlved See they do not hid But are happy they agam survlved Soon then w1ll rlng the Easter chlmes Whlch make all people feel qulte gay All blrds came back from sunny clxmes And Sprmg 15 here they say Generose Haslag 51 14 Like some bright day in May.

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Au Retozr The txme has come we ve had our day So now we must be on our way But then another page was turned The joy of lxfe we now had learned Headed for l-hgh another class That xs unless we fa1led to pass Twelve long years of fun and blxss But that S about enough of thls We started school ln agony Future Joy we faxled to see We fussed and fumed sighed and Crled Almost wlshed that we had dled Flrst year hxgh ln1t1at1on Englxsh Math Experlmentatlon As Sophomores we had our fun We chewed the rag and studled s o Our JLUIIOI' Year we conslder best All ln all It topped the rest And as we stepped up we thought SCHOOLS .laxls for ch1ldren a place for fools And hoped someone would burn them down But lt too went by extremely fast But now we re f1P1Shed we b1d Adxeu To .Tumors Sophomores Freshmen too And as our Graduatxon nears We w1sh you LUCK 1n your Hlgh School years Ralph Boessen 50 Farewell To The Semors Farewell to the Senlors Who are leavxng Loose Creek H1gh Farewell to the Semors Now leaving wlth a s1gh Farewell to the Senlors Who ll soon be ALUMNI Farewell to the SBHIOTS Who trust us to keep standards hlgh Farewell to the Senxors Who studled at Loose Creek Hxgh Farewell to the Senlors Who are blddlng our School Goody bye Robert Samson 5 16 U16 I fi , ' , , I n I . y ' 1 - 1 u p ' n . ' 4 . -- . . . : . . I . I U . . ' , ' ' : , : Q 1 Q ' ' . 1 - 1 . - . . -- 1 ' . , . . Common menace, disgrace to towng Tl-IIS is the one we hoped would lastg . ' , , I 1 ' ' , ' as ' vu ' l I . I I U ' I I 7 tt ' ' ' DI l I I I . , - . . - , - 1