San Jose State College - La Torre Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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get tx, n I1 1 School, Hymn - . as PK Pk lk Come, let us sing a song for the Gold and iWhiteg 'Qui' voices ring the praises of her might. . Oh Normal! A ,Tis to you A Our hearts are staunch and truef ' While thru, the years, vve'll give our cheers, The Gold and VVhite, forevermorel Here's to your strength, your spirit brave and free! Long may you thrive, Oh school of destiny! Qui' Alma Mater, we how ln reverence to thee now, - VVhile the spirit light, of the Gold and VVhite Shall leaclus, on forevermore. -

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I The Pioneer RBy HENRY MEADE BLAND. I D ' f ' - 2: :,: zz, rg. The J Q NAI j. This no pampered son of leisure-loving' Ind. No drunken scion of luxurious Mede of old. But, in the heart and sinews of this knotted frame, The struggles of a thousand years are panoplied Lf. if .W Ig, TY' ' W ,M ,,,?w-N 4-.. ,',g1j', S,gf.i..1' My 1, ,. ff is 37 -r.- Flin, JN .,fq,' n , ,gli 'wwf i X. E ,Lg K V . ' -if .