Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades - Mechanic Yearbook (Media, PA)

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THE MECHANIC bcbunl bang Tune-Maryland, My Maryland. A name there is which we revere, lVilliamson, our Williamson, It swells our hearts with love and cheer, NVilliamson, our lfVilliamson 5 VVe've learned to share thy glorious gift, You filled our hearts with thoughts that lift And now we pledge our love anew, VVilliamson, our Williamsong XVhen by the world's hard task dismayed, Xlfilliamson, our NVilliamsong l'Ve'll ever think of pledges made, Williamson, our Wll1l3l1lSOI1Q To live the truth, our watchword stands, May we be loyal to thy demands And champion truth where'er she stands, XVilliamson, our VVilliarnson.

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WILLIAMSON SCHOOL I5 MY DEAR YoUNc FRIENDS: 'wr-'ht 6 in Z 'K cg l is in doing your O' be a member of a graduating class of a school like Williamson, which, as we all know, prepares men for a substantial place in the industrial and agricultural productive world, is indeed a very great privilege. You have been trained for a specific place in this field, and each of you fully possesses the necessary qualifications to make good. The unsettled condition of the world makes it some- what difficult for men to decide where they can contribute most for the successful achievement of the policy of this great nation during the present crisis. My advice is that you decide with most extreme care and caution, as the value of your William,son train- ing will be gauged very largely by your ability to employ it, not bit, but in doing your utmost in the cause. Wishing each of you abundant success and prosperity, I am Sincerely your friend, Y 9-SL 5' ' Prcsiden t.

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