Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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29B1 DCC'C'C'y IN MEM ORIAM i ALICE HORTENSE HORTON DIED, I APRIL 00.

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CLASS SoNG. NAUGHTY::NAUGHT. I. For the drearns of youth, the hope and truth, For the lessons learned in hours fair, For the warp and Woof, of goodly proof, ' Of fabrics wondrous rare 3 N, For the deeds vve've Wrought, the prizes sought, X- . And the pahns of victory. N 0 ye classmates dear, a song We'll sing To the brave old century. H. For these last four years with friendship fraught, ' For these hours of toil made glad 3 Have we learned to love thee, Naughty-naught, And our parting hour's now sad. r And our song floats slow, until We hark A For an angel voice that blends In harmony sweet as song of lark, That ever in sunshine ends. i261

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I N l 'r sq., , 542 . . xg' z X X ,I A X l N X , rw 'i X ,. 'iisfff M l x ' , I hr r- T: m 4 ,I :QF , I? I h I r Ig-La , 3 l ly Q 57 ,J J .H 11, Hx. X1 , liz., x f:7Inrxu CLASS SONG. There is nothing dearer far or wide, Oh, Alma Mater, than thee. For here welve studied side by side 5 Thosehours ne'er forgotten will be. Oh breathe the music soft and low, And whisper of days that are gone, For dearer will those mem'ries grow, As the years roll silently on. The Century' now is almost o'er, The time is drawing near, We must part from our school, and see no more The friends who have grown so dear. Oh, days and years will pass along, And our pleasures may be less, But we'll always think of our last song, And farewell to the R. H. S. The years within thy dear old walls, n How swiftly they've flown away. We enter into greater halls, Life's calling we must obey. No more to the High School halls welll Where wisdom we long have sought. And in vain the patient owl will watch For the class of Naughty-Naught. O' 6