Washington Irving High School - Alhambra Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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CLASS SONG All the years we've been in school together, Friends in work and play, All those years we've joined in fun together Must not end today. Always here, our school will keep alive Our mem'ries that we'll cherish evermore. In our work, our lessons here will guide us: On through life we'll keep you close beside us, 'Til the years when goals are reached and struggle disappears, Remember us proudly through the years. As we go we'll not forget our high school, All the fun we've had. Ne'er forget our teachers and our schoolmates Whom we leave behind. We'll return, no matter how the years May travelg they cannot come between. Later on when we look back on school days, We will think of times we studied hard. 'Til the years when goals are reached and struggle disappears, Remember us proudly through the years. Onward now, we strive into the future Of this world reknown, Hoping that we'll never break the friendships That weive always known. XVe'll come back to see our high school dear No matter how far away or near. Through the years we'll soon forget those trials, Looking forth to years of joy and gladness, 'Til the years when goals are reached and struggle disappears, Remember us proudly through the years. Music: Through The YC1lf5,,, by Vincent Youmans XVords: Virginia XV. Gommi If 4

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