St Georges High School - Lance Yearbook (Middletown, RI)

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-+ Uhr Svrhunl lirager Composed by the late Rt. Rev. T. M. Clark, D.D. Bishop of Rhode Island. LlN'llGHTY God, the Fountain of all Wisdom, with- out Whom nothing is strong, nothing is holy, we beseech Thee to bless the members of this school with Thy perpetual presence and prosper them in their work. Keep their hearts free from every spot and stain of sin. May they be truthful and reverent in their speech, earnest and faithful in their studies, kind and considerate in their dealings with each other and always ready to succor the unprotected and helpless. Bless, We beseech Thee, the teachers of this school and impress them with a due sense of the responsibilities of their charge. VVe pray that from these Walls young men may go forth, generation after feneration Well equipped for the battle of life and ieady B 4 s to contend bravely for God and the truth. And this we ask in the name of l-lim who died for our salvation, to VVhom be glory for ever and ever. dmcn. Prager fur the Chrahuatea nf Svt. CBenrgv'a Svrhnnl in the aernirv T nf their Glnuntrg. Composed by Mr. John B. Diman. lf pray especially for those Thy sons who have gone forth from this School, and who in this day of War and tumult are 'offering their lives in battle that right and justice may still live. Fortify their hearts, and strengthen their hands, keep them brave and steadfast. ln encircling dangers and amid scenes of death, keep them, O Lord of Hosts, we beseech Thee, for only in Thee can they be safe. lf they are wounded or prisoners, com- fort them With Thy presence, and in Thy good time bring them again to their homes. Cr, if it is Thy holy will that they do not return, but that they give life itself, then bless them, O Lord of Glory, in their deaths, and unite them forever with Thee. And for those of our number Who have fallen, we pray that Thy perpetual light may shine upon them, and that they may be counted Worthy to see lhy face, through the great Captain of our Salvation, Jesus Christ, our Lord. 1f'H1l!lI.

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ff --.7v W W C. G. KING F. R. KING R. P. LAMONT, Jn. L. S. LANDRETI-I, Jn. R. N. LANDRETII G. BQLARKIN M. H. LEONARD H. R. LEWIS R. P. LINDERMAN I. MCC. LITTLE W. O. LUSCOMEE, JR S. MACDERMOTT W. H. T. MACKIE L. C. MADEIRA W. C. MARTIN E. MAURAN, JR. A. G. MCILWAINE, III A. D. MCLEISH J. E. MEIGS, Jn. R. R. MEIGS E. L. MILLER P. MILLER, JR. D. S. MORGAN A. E. NEWBOLD, Jn. E. E. NEWEOLD J. K. H. NIGHTINGA C. M. S. NIVER E. NORMAN, JR. T. W. ORR C. H. PALMER, JI. A. PAUL H. N. PAUL J. R. PAUL L7 SPYUIIP Zlflag STEIYH - Continued T. S. PAUL L. A. PERKINS C. P. PEROT E. R. PERRY E. T. PIERCE, JI. R. S. PLATT A. E. POOR C. L. POOR, JR. P. E. K. POTTER R. G. POTTER II. W. H. POVVEL,J H. H. POVVICI. R. J. I-I. POWEL, JI. T. I .H. POVVEL J. D. PRATT E. PRESCOTT O. PRESCOTT, JR. T. E. PROCTOR, II L. T. M. RALSTON E. RANTOUL C. N. RATHHONIC E. P. READ W. K. READ A. J. REDVVAY, JR. L. D. REDVVAY H. G. REYNOLDS S. H. REYNOLDS, JR. W. If. RIQYNIOLDS, JI. J. L. RHOADS W. RICHARDSON E. C. ROBBINS G. A. ROBBINS G. E. ROBERTS IE. S. ROBINSON VV. R. ROBINSON A. A. RUBEL A. L. SANDS VV. L. SAUNDERS, II R. H. SAYRIE R. SCHIRMER A. K. SCHOEPE H. A. SEARS H. L. J. DE SIEOUR E. R. SIMPSON II. N. SLATER J. R. SLOAN A. M. SMITH M. H. SMITH S. R. SMITH R. SNOW R. L. SPOTTS, JI. H. P. STAATS R. G. STALL H. W. STIERNER G. I.. STEVVARD J. STROHRIDGE P. L. SUTPH EN R. Is. SVVAIN P. W. K. SVVICITI' H. SVVIFT E. E. TAUSSIG J. E. C. TAYLOR L. L. TAYLOR E. E. TODD P. TOWNSEND W. TOWNSEND 128 VV. H. VAN D IERBILT .I. L. VVALDO R. WALKER A. T. VVALL N. I'I. VVEED, JR. H. WENTWORTH J. B. VVHIEELVVRIGHT H. J. XVI-IITE VV. WHITE R. L. VVILBUR W. E. NVILDER, JR. G. H. VVILLIAMS W. E. WILLIAMS, JR. G. T. VVINSLOVV J. S. WINSLOW S. NVINSLOVV, JR. C. A. WOOD W. M. NVOOD, JR. S. VVOODVVARD J. G. WVRIGI-IT E. R. VVULSIN I.. WIILSIN I .-I CUI. T Y J. II. DIMAN W. I-I. DRURY C. E. EARLE, Jn. C. E. JUDGE T. R. PENNYPACKIER EMPLOYEES CHARLES ROSS

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Ellie Svrhnnl lflgmn C0mP0sed by Miss Louise Diman Music of Hymn 261-lst Tune I Oh, Lord of Truth, and Power, and Life Whose service makes Thy children free, Arm these, Thy followers, in their strife, Who fall, if holding not by Thee. II Fill them with high and holy zeal, ln lonely task, or busy throng, Their souls with heaven-born courage steel And in Thy strength, oh make them strong. III Then, Lord, to every humble mind I hy wisdom more and more im 'ut 1 lj' i v I'ill all who seek in faith may find The blessings of the pure in heart. IV Here let Thy love and truth abound, Changeless as yonder changeless sea, And ever may these walls resound WVith grateful voices praising Thee. V For brighter far than sun or St2l1', That shine above this windswept slope, Thy greatness and Thy glory areg Our sun of life and star of hope! VI So Lord, through each successive ye-ar, Till earth's last night for them shall fall To these Thy sons, who serve Thee here, Be Thou Beginning, End and All.