Robinson Township High School - Robin Yearbook (McKees Rocks, PA)

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0 ibejicafe ow 15,0 J Sanfa Ogfwia FOR HIS CAPTIVATING SMILE FOR HIS PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING EOR ALL HE HAS DONE SO THAT WE MAY BE PROUD Yes, Mr. Santa Lucia, yours is a vibrant, trusting person- aIity and you've captured the sincere friendship and respect oi every student ot Robinson High- Because ot your tireless efforts and accomplished musicai guidance, we have a chorus and a band, both of which We are extremely proud, and members ot which are qratefui tor the opportunity ot working with you. You WiII always be remembered by each member of our ciass for your cheertuhiess, your musician- ship and tor your Valued friendship.

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.!4!flfLOL Wafer .r - m H , I On the hill of Allegheny, 'neath the western sky Proudly stands our dear old high school, on the hilltop high. Flag we love, black and gold, wave aloft tor aye, , May we all be leal and loyal, to thy memory. When the evening twilight gathers, and the shadows fall, Linger long the golden sunbeams on the Western wall. Flag we love, black and gold, wave aloft tor aye, May we all be leal and loyal, to thy memory. 641:56 emoried of ffm C2655 of i487 ln ali the school activities, our classmates did their part, For even in our freshmen year, we had our noble start. We tried our best in all we did, whether large or small: Linger long the golden sunloeams on the western wall. VV' e sang that line so many times, for our memories are there ln that high school on the hill, our joys together we did share. We played in sports, cheered at games, and helped the chorus sing, The band, the plays, and Newsbee-we tried almost everything. We studied tor our school work and many times we groaned, But we're grateful to our teachers tor all that we have learned. Though we suttered many hardships, doing things that we were told, We'll ne'er forget the meaning ot our traditional black and gold. Soon we shall de departing, each to go his chosen way, Hoping to use the things we learned in each passing school day. And to our under classmen, some advice we'd like to give: 'Appreciate your school daysp they'll be mem'ries long as you live. Now that we are leaving, our class would like to congregate ln saying how much we've enjoyed these past years, Our Class ot '48'. - --by Catherine Dzurica 1 poem Two Jin,

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