Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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©ur CDreeb vH2HE belietoc in ttje formal School training totuch gibes to the inbibibual a greater outlook anb a freer nitnb. Wc beliebc that life i£ larger, richer, anb happier for such an ebucation. beliebe that the pribilcgc of Vuork be- manbs the qualities of bcab, heart anb hanb, anb that Success bepenbs not alone on the ac- quisition of facts, but also on the application of them; not on our ibcals, but on tobat tue can actually bo; not on our location, but on ourselbes. (MilE beliebe in a bocattonal training tuitb an aim totoarb greater social cfficicncp. Wit babe an abibmg faitb in an institution cherishing such an aim. therefore, toe bcltebe in anb babe faith in ftbe IRent State IRormal School. %. C. 23.

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NORMAL STUDENTS School Colors Orange and Blue

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Our School Song (Sung ' to the tune of Oklahoma. ) All hail to the school, all schools above! We sing of her worth so true. She beckons us on to the heights above — Our strength every day to renew. And across our way comes the dawn of day, With its light and its cheer for us all; — We chant the praise in our roundelay, Of her who ' s the best of all. Chorus Kent State Normal! Kent State Normal! Finest school in all the West. Kent State Normal ! Kent State Normal ! ' Tis the school we love the best. So we ' ll chant her glorious praises, Waving high her orange and blue, — And to her we vow devotion, Love and honor all so true. Shall foemen in wrath our flag despoil, And trample it ' neath their feet, — Our orange and blue in the dust to spoil, Our glory to turn to defeat? Not till fires burn cold and our spirit ' s old, Shall the enemy tread on our flag. To arms ! To arms ! Let our cry ring bold — To fight for our dear old flag. L. A. PlTTENGER. 26