St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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f f f 1 f W f lIidito1 s Note.--The following tablet, erected in IQIS by the Class of 1917 tells a sud story all its ownl : IN MILMORIAM lcklccrl-Ln IN nla1.ov1c1m R1f:Mm1R1xANc1a OF HENRY LAURIZNSON DASI-IIlCl.L STANFORD, JR. XVIIO DIED MAY 16, IQI7, BY TIIIE IIANDS OF IIIS IIIQLOVIQD CLASSMATICS AFTER XVRITING A SENIOR PROPIIICCV FOR Tllli RAT-'l'A'l' Tllli GOOD DIE YOUNG 84

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VVe have seen the future history of each member of the class except the Prophet, and modesty forbids further comment in this respect. Some of the class were very successful, some were more or less successful, and some were less successful. But let the truth be told-it was a grand old class. 83

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ll wg 4 .4 ,,,, ,,., A 4 ,,,Zm,,M,,,W A Gln the Gilman nf 1515 VVe, the Class of Nineteen Seventeen, Must now bid you all adieu As we launch upon life's journey And our daily work pursue. Collegevdays are almost over, And we'll soon Alumni beg Then we'll take our place with others, liver on to victory. Pleasant hours we've spent together Here at dear old S. C.g But our hearts are full of sorrow As we say farewell to thee. liver onward we'll continue, 'Til the goal at last we reaclig Never languish, never falter, ls the maxim we would teach. H Alma Mater, shield us ever From life's bitter cares and strifcg Be a beacon light to guide us O'er the rugged paths of life. Wlieii our destined work is ended And the good once sought is won, Then we'll praise our Alma Mater For the work that she has done. She has been a kind protector To the children of this land, Her we'll ever love and cherish, By her we will always stand. Now to you, the Class of liighteen, Courage for your future days, 'l'o you all Auf VViedersehen -lohn's ever we will praise. A. R. NV., ,I7. 85