Here's mine. Bear in mind that it was a Catholic school, situated on a grassy hillside under a basalt cliff on Spokane, Washington's South Hill (hence the references to "rolling greens and lofty cliffs"):
We'll sing hurrah, hurrah for Marycliff,
And our voices high we'll lift.
Praises ever ringing, victories always bringing
To the school that stands for things we love so dearly.
Faith and love we pledge to thee,
Unity and harmony.
Ever aiming, Mary's help obtaining,
To uphold the cause, the cause of Christ, our king and leader.
Rolling greens and loft cliffs we love;
Stately pines that tower to skies above.
To our hearts you breathe a spirit true,
That will live forever and remind us e'er to...
Bear up high the flag of youth,
Cherish loyalty and truth.
Ever showing that our love is growing for
M-A-R-Y-C-L-I-F-F! Rah, rah!
Cheesy, I know, but sentimental, especially as the school closed its doors the year after I graduated.
So, who else out there recalls (or cares to recall) his/her high school song?
Redwolf
I can remember the awful rugby song! To the tune of "there is a tavern in the town".
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