manly sons excel; The cricket and the athletic grounds their tale of triumph tell. The Church, the State, the Camp and Bar, with varied voice attest, That whereso'er bright honour calls, her sons are with the best. 3. As on her walls we read the names renowned in former days, With beating hearts we vow to match their daring and their praise; For who would care through time to drift with dull and drowsy face, Unworthy of his faith and name, his father and his race. 4. Though scattered far we seldom meet the friends our boyhood knew, Old joys and griefs in memory dwell, toned down to sober hue, And as some well remembered name grows great, we glow with pride, To think that in our youthful days, we struggled at his side. 5. And when at last old age is ours and manhood's strength has fled, And young ambition's fire is cold and earthly hopes lie dead; We feel our boyhood's thrill once more and think its just life's morn, And keep a niche within our hearts for Prince of Wales, Kingtom. External links https://web.archive.org/web/20031214053728/http://www.oldprincewaleans.com/ http://www.powaa.org/index.asp?action=page&name=1 https://web.archive.org/web/20070930045600/http://www.opwa-usa.org/home.htm http://www.globalprincewalean.org Secondary schools in Sierra Leone Educational institutions established in 1925 Schools in Freetown 1925 establishments in Sierra Leone