Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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By W. L. Gray, Jr.— Poe . On campus ivalks, where many feet have trod, ' Neath whispering trees in early spring; Where once did dance, and once did sing. Illustri ous ones of other years. We have met as classmates and as friends. Within these dear august, classic halls. Our thoughts we cast toward Greece and Rome; Arts and sciences and many a tome On Sophcles, Shakespeare and Moliere, Have deepened old friendships clasp on all. Across the fields in ' Lympiac strife. Our teams have swept for distant goals To ivin or lose; and each heart enfolds Memories which time shall not erase. Of our great fervent calls for victory! But hands of the world are beckoning. And Industry is making its call A moment and the curtain will fall O ' er the scene of our loves and friendships And o ' er Alma Mater ' s loved walls. For time and our years are short In Carlisle Place ... .in Science Hall We have ivaitcd long to hear the call Of those ivho have come to take our place. On campus paths, where other feet have trod. Adieu, to the ones ive have loved; and you. Old Alma Mater, Hail and Farewell! The Class of Nineteen Twenty-Three shall tell Much of the debt which it owes to thee And now good-bye, good-bye to ' Twenty-Three. Twenty-Two