Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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'Deoication Tivo miss Ttfarriet mf. morse, who for twenty-eight years has so oevot- eoly aioeo us ano those who have gone before us to reach the goal, not only of graouation but also of all that is best ano truest' ano most beautiful in living, to her this T-Annual, 'Ghe Steen, is affection- ately oeoicateo by the class of 1916.

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Miss Harriet E. Morse F 1

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Foreword Lest auld acquaintance be forgot, And seldom brought to mind, Lest R. H. S. should be forgot, And days of auld Sixteen. For days of auld Sixteen, my dear, For days of auld Sixteen, Weyve done our best in school, and here Made record in the Steen. For we hae played it wi' the teams On mony a field and floor. Sometimes we nipped a wee defeat More often piled the score. For days of auld Sixteen, my dear, For days of auld Sixteen, We've done our best in school, and here ' Made record in the Steen. M0ny's the time the cup's gone round, And the music's played Wi' glee, Mony a step's been tripped sae fair By those we'll nae mair see. For days of auldgSixteen, my dear, For days of auld Sixteen, VVe've done our best in school, and here Made record in the Steen. Then here's a hand our trusty Steen, And gie's a hand o' thine. We'll tak a thocht 0' kindness now For days of auld lang syne. For days of auld Sixteen, my dear, For days of auld Sixteen, VVe've done our best in school, and here Made record in the Steen. D.C.S