Hamline University - Liner Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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W Alma Mater ' By Morris Le Roy Arnold towers of old Hamline are shining bright 'Neath clear Minnesota i Skies: On the elm trees green the sunset sheen With mysterious shadow vies. May we always remember this hal- lowed hour When our youth's staunch friends are nigh: May we always he true, Alma Mater, to you,- We'll be leal mates to do and to die. Dear Hamline, thy sons and thy daughters true Sing loyally now thy praise, And the red and gray forever and aye We will wreathe with the laurel and bays. May we never forget llamline's sons of old Who fought in their country's cause: May we fight for the right-O God show us the lightl- May we uphold our common- wealth's laws. Hamline, hail! College dear, Never fail thy good cheer. - Alma Mater, hail to theel - Stand thou for Truth through eternity.

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fggrilnralium 'Go wean 'lloren 'ilfarrison ffaatcheloer, TAJB., T. TD., who for thirty years, with un- tiring zeal ano unselfish oevotion has lahoreo for a Greater '.ll'l'amline, ano to whom, more than to any other she owes her present eminence. as a token of appreciation ano esteem this book is respectfully oeoicateo. t D u BIl1-in iq ' Fi