Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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gl y College Songs COLLEGL SOXG sli.i.li - and through the sunshine il. ' lur college home; Ills for L-ountless ages yet to be, ts beat high with pride and rapt le we love. I song for dear old G. C. I of young life ' s golde nr G. C. thy ar G. C. my ight d years advance and life puts With faith .in G. C. old and • Who and dignity wt jr effor she hi A Toast to Old G. C. (Tune: Stein Song. ) (Words by L. B. Hurley.) Come, now, sisters, all together To our college fair let ' s sing. Caring nausrht for wind or weather. Whm for her our voices ring; For It ' s always fair wi-ather Whe G. C. get togetlu ove o ' ei-How CHORCS Then we ' ll toast her forever. And nfiught can our trie:idship se As we ring out strong and heart In our pledge to old G. C. » ' nw we all are young and twenty. And the springtime ' s in the air, ind we know the world is glorious, And we ' ve life and love to spare; For it ' s always fair weather When G. C. girls get together. Our hearts with love o ' erdowi And a good song ringing clcai Vhen from us the spring has parted. I-.ife no longer in the May. )nee again we ' ll feel light-hearted As we pledge to old G. C. For it ' s always fair weather When G. C. girls get together. Our hearts with love o ' erftowlng. And a good song ringing clear. ne. Comp. hen. n And t ur hca Let oui sone And Ing fu For Us al Itlll May Ai.MA Mater (Wni-ds by L. B. Hurl.iy.) (Music by B. S. Bates.) ' who gave us dreams unnumberc Li who gave us life unknown, who waked us as we slumberoi t us wliolly as thine own. who grave us cherished memoilo ndship ' s fire to bless each day, To the ■ debt illdr Thy 1 CHORUS !t, fairest Alma Mater, our song shall rise to ■ pledge our deep devot ame shall ring from St Thou whose fame shall live fo Noblest champion of truth. Naught from thee our hearti Guide and guardian of our Still the harmony Is ringing. Over valley, hill, and plain, I.oyal children still are slnginc Singing foilh the glad lefl ' : To Alma Mater rink tn Me Only with Thine (Words by L. B, Hurley,) ma Milter, high thy praise sung by girls of yore. The that shall , Mater, stt Thy irido rings nd hot le and sweet: • nil loving hear ■ry beat. And thrill The days of Though still we feel them nei And firm we stand a loyal band Thy memory to revere. Oi R Ai,M Mater ley.) (Word.s bv Reube (Music by Thclma eensboi-o ( ' ollege for Woi dear, iny from past ages gaze v untless generations, far as I will Join in song to thee. Within thine G, C „ whoi Within thy i .nd throughout all eternit; Ever hear praise of thee, O dear G. C. M M m

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