Wellington High School - Duke / Hi Times Yearbook (Wellington, OH)

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ALMA MAT ER Staunch among the towering trees Stands our Alma Mater fair. Days of priceless worth are these, None in memory compare. With hearts to dare, high hopes to win. Life for us must soon begin. Not as slaves, but glad and free. Wellington all hail to thee. When you hear your Alma Mater, doesn't it give you a good feeling to be a member or past member of Wellington High? lt makes you stop and think back to all the wonderful things you did in school. Remember your teachers and friends? Remember your arguments and squabbles in classes? Remember the games, football and basketball? Remember how hard you yelled your team on to victory? Just hearing these words of reverence and praise for our Alma Mater makes memories of our happy years in high school come flowing back to haunt usp makes us wish we could just live one day over again. When you hear the strains of the Wellington High Alma Mater, don't yous feel as if you could lay down your burdens and iust be a Freshman again, starting your first years of high school? Every year one class graduates, but, always, another class takes its place. Welling- ton will never die. lt will liveaon long after we are gone. lt will always be a wonder- ful memory in someone's heart. W

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MR. WALTER HARRIS Superinfendenf ADMINISTRATION MR. ROY MCCORMICK Principal