Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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OLD MIAMI Old Miami, from thy hill-crest Thou hast watched the decades roll, While thy sons have quested from thee, Slurdy-hearted, pure of soul. Chanld Miami! New Miami! Days of old and days to be Weave the story of thy glory: Old Miami, herehs to thee! Aging in thy simple splendore Thou the calm and they the storm- Thou didst give them joy in conquest, Strength from thee sustained their arm. N ow of late, thyself envigored, Larger usefulness awaits; Hosts assemble for thy blessing, Youth and maiden throng thy gates. Thou shalt stand, a constant beacon, Crimson towers against thy shy; Men shall ever seek thy guiding, Power like thine shall never die.

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1am1 Symphony 9 T0 hallow the traditions of the ttOld Miamih, treading With reverence the paths of her mighty sons of yore; To build honorably my share of the ttNeWK exemplify- ing the teaching of Bishop, Harrison and Swing, T0 revere every name and place of her history-woven past, consecrating my life to the development of her noblest future; To exalt her College T rinityeFaith, Love and Courage; faith in our fellows, faith in 0urse1ves,faith in our Alma Mater, faith that shall inspire zealezeal that shall conquer; Love of duty, love of fellow man, love of Miami; love that through us brightens the world beyond. Courage strong in trial, present in daily toil, sustaining in battle, stead- fast now as in the time of our fathers, upholding us tO-day, bracing us for the morrow. To make myself a worthy son of the ttNeW Miami? eThis is my Symphony.