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ijt nwian £ c lma Jfflater d IGH above the town she stands Like some mighty fort of old; Ever watchful, ever guarding, In her hands our love she holds Thus doth stand our Alma Mater; We, the students gathered here. Though young in years, in wisdom skilled. Our love do dedicate to thee — Pride of all who come to know her; A small return for all lhat thou Greater knowledge doth none instill. For us hast done, may it be. More than books hast thou taught us; Human lessons dost thou teach; The only lessons that will aid us. If we e ' er the heights would reach. Loyal daughters, strong and true, May we each one ever be; So in whatsoe ' er we do, Our Alma Mater , honor thee!
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LO 3 iie »rorian£ c I jforetoorb r WAS Oliver Wendell Holmes who gave for h.s reason for having written many of his poems Not for glory, not for pelf Not, be sure, to please myself, Not for any meaner ends, Always by request of friends. So, if we would give a rearon for our being what we are, we would echo that last sentiment, that it was because of request of friends. Yet, if it was at the request of friends that we accepted our pos.tions as members of the Annual Staff, it has been because of our love for our Alma Mater that we have put into it our time, our thought, and our energy. Before turning the pages of this Annual, we would ask you to remember that it is your Annual ; that you have made it what it n. We have endeavored to make your Annual a true reflection of your deeds and college life. Hence, as you turn the pages, be slow to criticise, for in doing so, bear in mind that you are criticizing your own self. You are gazing into the mirror of the lives of you and your fellow- students, and if you do not like the reflection you find there- in, remember it is your own fault, and if you would have a better Annual, examine and correct that which is lacking in your own life. For life is tfe mirror of king and slave, ' Tis just what you are and do. Then give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. Catherine Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief Lou Nelle McGee, Business Manager
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