Adelphi University - Oracle Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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Commencement comes, Naught-Seven bids a fond farewell to her sister, Naught-Five, and becomes an upper-classman. Hard, earnest work is before her. She successfully wrestles with biological and botan- ical terms, learns Scotch and Anglo-Saxon, writes learned dissertations, and reads volume upon volume of reference work. She is engaged in publishing a great book called the “Oracle,” and looks forward with keen anticipation to the Junior Prom. All her energy is bent toward making these two successful. Fear not, and doubt, Naught-Seven can- not fail. Maid of N a ugh ty-Se ve n, the past you know; for you the future holds achievement, success, victory. If thou wouldst see more, gaze on—but the crystal grows blurred, too long have we lingered, the light is gone, the crystal is dark.

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Nineteen Hundred and Eight Motto—Ever onward. Floiver—Ragged Sailor. Colors—Blue and Gold. Class Yell. Sis-boom-bu! Sis-boom-bay! What do we care what the people say? We’re all right! we’re out of sight! For the class of 1908 we fight!