Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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Ode To The Opening Of College. Again returns to us the golden time of year, VVhen students, listening, shall hear The subtle, secret, silent, call Sent forth from college park and hall, And come with hastening feet, The genial Registrar to greet. Again among the pines are seen The caps of green, 'Neath which new faces look upon the town, New feet go wandering up and down, Our new recruits are these, -a numerous throng,- Absorbed in learning Campus Rule and Alma Mater song. Again the Sophomores proudly view A headgear not of emerald hue, And laughing post A proclamation to sustain their boast That they can win in every fray, l',et come what may. 1 And juniors, too, across the Campus wend, lfach sworn the Freshmen to defend, Each glad to know He now may sit in Junior row, And all assuming airs more grave and wise Since they have won the proffcrred prize. And then at last, The three years all too swiftly passed, The half-expectant, half-regretful Seniors stand, Hand clasped in hand, Uncertain what for them awaits Beyond Commencement's outswung gates. So one by one they onward pass, Each youthful class, And oier them all one banner floats, One song is sung by many throats. O, Alma Mater, guardian ever dear! Wziteh o'er us through another year, And may each one of us so live, ' That for the service thou dost give A rich- reward be thine, and men shall yet behold A brighter glory for the Purple and the Gold. lllargarfr E. Lnjlanrr, 'I-I. 14

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