Robert E Lee High School - Leeway / Record Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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MISS ELSIE ANDERSON HISTORY AND ENGLISH Miss HAZEERYOUNG ENGLISH AND HISTORY MISS AGNES STOKES BIBLE ALBERT E. DORAN ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ZENS

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6) Class Poem B) | } GEORGE M. CocHRAN Let us muse a while in the gloaming Of the round, red, setting sun Of our high school days so short, so bright That we regret are done. we SiG) The scenes of all our failures, From Freshman to Senior year, The witness of our triumphs bold, That we did hold so dear. 5 13 V Ar We sigh as we remember The happy times we had, As along the path of knowledge hard, Each sought to be a “grad.” We are leaving now the classrooms, The library and the halls, The well-loved and familiar haunts That memory dear recalls. Now comes the time upon us When the. g reat class of ‘twenty-eight Must say goodbye to schoolmates fond And go forth to meet its fate. And thus we greet our honored school As a staunch and tested friend, And say, “Farewell, Lee High, farewell, Quiritace issat an. end.” Oe When many, many years have passed, ics And new faces adorn Lee High, | And all of the friends that we knew so well, e Have bid their school goodbye: ys Ewen then will records and annals dark Ig Bear out our proud statement, and bold, - That the greatest class of the glorious past A Was the class of the orchid and gold. So we'll drink a toast to old Lee High, (ie (Oh, may its fame never abate) — And we'll give three loud and ringing cheers |} Cj For the class of ’twenty-eight. a The greatest name on the golden page Of Lee High’s Hall of Fame. The mightiest class, of the present or past To carve its illustrious name. exile SIGICNITAT | roy eres o@ts@h [LL La W A NY aele a SERIES ‘ 7{ ere EGS e lee ie