Moncton High School - School Song

School Song

Moncton High School Song
Stand up and cheer for old Moncton High. Ring out her name right up to the sky, Play the game and then you'll see That is the road to victory. When'ere you see our purple and white You can be sure that we're out to fight For the school that we love best So cheer loud for victory. In our short time we try hard to keep Our old spirit that's grown so deep. With the grads of former years For alma mater give three cheers! Rah, Rah, Rah Old Moncton High will win o'er them all. Come Moncton High and answer the call; We will try to lead the rest So cheer loud for victory

Moncton High School Song

Stand up and cheer for old Moncton High.

Ring out her name right up to the sky,

Play the game and then you'll see

That is the road to victory.

When'ere you see our purple and white

You can be sure that we're out to fight

For the school that we love best

So cheer loud for victory.

In our short time we try hard to keep

Our old spirit that's grown so deep.

With the grads of former years

For alma mater give three cheers!

Rah, Rah, Rah

Old Moncton High will win o'er them all.

Come Moncton High and answer the call;

We will try to lead the rest

So cheer loud for victory

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