The trip to Hanging Rock was indeed a great experience! So unforgettable that I wrote a song about it, right after the trip!
Attached is a picture of the lyrics, from the original notebook I've kept all these years. As for the melody, I will have to make an effort to retrieve it from my memory, since I didn't even write down the chords. But I kind of remember how it goes.
What's impressive is that I cover most of the aspects that Michelle mentioned in the article: the apple cider (of course it was non-alcoholic, but Karen started giggling a lot, so we joked that she was drunk from drinking the apple cider); Polly's cooking; the bonfire, the fact that we didn't climb and so forth. The bones in the woods, from what I remember, refers to the fact that we did find the bones of a dead animal in the woods, during the exercise proposed by Mr. Eilber.
Lyrics to "Trip to Hanging Rock":
It all started when Polly decidedTo organize a tripShe announced it out loud in front of a crowdAnd some people decided to take a riskNo cold, no rain, nobody could have stopped the fun at hanging rockWe had a lot of fun but everybody also helped a lotKaren got drunk with some hot apple ciderWe sang many songs around the camp firePolly cooked food that was much better than goodWe found a lot of bones in the woodsWe slept outside pretty close to each otherWe couldn't climb, but we'll do it some other timeOh, members, let's not make this the lastOh, members, we need a little restFrom schoolOh, members, let's not make this the lastOh, members, We need a little restlets start planning the nextWe'll do our very best
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