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The Portal Robert Kelly “A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck” Mabel Jarvis “She is little from tip to toe, Chuck full of life and go” John Britz “flic force of his own merit makes his way ” Mary Sullivan I ' m sure care is an enemy of life” Harry Love “A little fun to match the sorrow” Anna Maes “She ' s just the quiet kind, whose nature never I’aries” Page Eleven
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% The Portal CLASS RING Not the metal , nor the gold, Makes me love my class ring, But the memories you will hold And the blessings you will bring. Lovingly ice took you up And our Pastor breathed a prayer That our lives will faithful be Bright as you ice re shining there. Dear Class ring in time to come You will bring ns memories dear Of the friends in 81 Who have dearer grown each year. Vrronica Easton, ’31. “Nisi Dominus Frustra. Faculty, students and friends , Can we but whisper just a Word where school-days end, Proving that you have led us Life’s best to attain. And “ Unless God be with us All labor is vain!” “Nisi Dominus Frustra. Dear classmates, as we part, Sorrorc seems to thrust a Sharp pain through each heart. May it all remind us In Alma Mater’s name That Unless God be with us All labor is vain!” “Nisi Dominus Frustra. With our green and gold And our class flower, just a Rose unrolled. May life’s training fit us Heaven’s our smile to gain, For “ Unless God be with us All labor is vain!” Cleta O’Brien, ’31. CLASS FLOWER Go lovely rose, the poet sang. And tell the world we chose you To give us joy throughout the years And keep our hearts in rose hue. Our rosy glasses we will wear When sorrows cross our pathway. And love the rose and scorn the thorns And think of our bright class day . Alyce Heaney, ’31. CLASS COLORS Good as gold may we forever Keep our hearts along life’s way, While Truth’s golden sunbeam sever All the darkness from our day . May the green stand as a symbol Of our spirits strong and bold, While never in our memories lull The beauties of the green and gold. Jean Mug an, ’31. Page Ten
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Portal The William Adamson “No wan is happy who does not think himself so Claire McCormick “She is pretty to ivalk with, witty to talk with and pleasant to look upon Harold Zimmer “I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude ” Marie Maury “Beware of fair hair, for she excels in the magic of her locks ' 9 Patsy Bowen “ Merry and blithe is she ” Nicholas Bernard “I come late, when 1 come Page Twelve
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