. Sequelle 1912. right may the l-ates make our future. And the cares which worry us nowWill float on the breeze of summer Or melt as the winters snow. Ptise Tweuty-Eighl The 19 12 Se q u e II e >3!^ Class Song (Maryland, My Murylaud.) Twill be with surmw >k-ep we part. Clarion, my Clarion IThy name well hold within our heart. Clarion, my Clarion!If in the halls of fame we aways be at thy commandAnd sing thy praises oer the land. Clarion, my Clarion ! Our Alma Alater. dear and just. In truth, we dearly love placed in thee our highest strongest faith to prove
. Sequelle 1912. right may the l-ates make our future. And the cares which worry us nowWill float on the breeze of summer Or melt as the winters snow. Ptise Tweuty-Eighl The 19 12 Se q u e II e >3!^ Class Song (Maryland, My Murylaud.) Twill be with surmw >k-ep we part. Clarion, my Clarion IThy name well hold within our heart. Clarion, my Clarion!If in the halls of fame we aways be at thy commandAnd sing thy praises oer the land. Clarion, my Clarion ! Our Alma Alater. dear and just. In truth, we dearly love placed in thee our highest strongest faith to prove come what may of weal or woe,Thy fame will never cease to grow,And with the greatest beauty growBright as the stars above thee. Let this forever be our toastTo thee, our Alma Mater!And this will be our proudest boast, To be thy son or when our memory to thee strays,Well think of many happy daysAnd alwavs give the highest praiseOur cherished -\lma Mater. Pagf T-,veiily-Si The 19 12 Seq uelle. I HI MI : \.\i iKi: Arsii-N. (la Ia. One of the memhevs of tlie Class of 12 Austin. On a fine S]iring made lier aii|iearance at Marienville. Ia.,thai worthy little town from wliich several of? ?ur class conic. .\ftcr comi>leting the conrse at Marienville in 1908, she wiselyilecitled to continue Iter eilucation at C. S. , and accordinKlv, cntL-rerl this School as ajnnior in the Spring term of 1910. Editli hasliroven iter industiy and ability by contpletingthe Junior and Middle years work in a fewweeks time, and by very successfully carryingthe Senior branches. Ediths quiet manner andloving ways have endeared her to all her class,mates, and it is with confidence that we predicta glorious future for her should she decide toaccept school teaching as her vocation. i;l; ago the great stork that wa Deer treek Xalley and ih. hdl till it reached the home of Mrs. There it placed its preciousliurden a
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