Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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M TIIR 1093 ( )li. hedge! Who wcrl in bloom so fair in spring. With tiny glis ' ning bells of ereaniy white, Those dainty bells which fairy heralds ring To chase away the ling ' ring shades of night. Oh, hedge! Made beautiful with color gay. With gorgeous yellow, green, and brown, anrl red ; ( )h may thy mem ' ry with us ever stay Long ling ' ring in our hearts when thou art dead. Oh, hedge! Thou shield from undesired eye, To lovers who in thy loved shade have told Wherein the graces of their love do lie. Thou only dost with them their secrets hold. ( )h. life! I ' lC tliou in us so wondrous fair. That we may to this beauteous hedge compare. — E. H.XCKKNKKRG. 20

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ig) OBITER q Obi. to loomsburi3 formal CJh. ye, that from the lofty brow Of Xornial Ilill. tlie expanse below Of lawn, of town, of tiekl, survey: Who look out oil the Sus |uehanna. Sweet stream that flows tiiru yoiuler vale Upon its silver-windinsj way : To thee we tribute bring. We mortals, too, have shared this joy Of scene so fair, without the mar Of greed, of strife, of famine scar Which clouds the sight of aged man. Hail thee ! For doubled is our bliss : Our thirsty minds you bowed to kiss. That we might onward take the race To know the truths by ye embraced : Ve filled our hearts with brotherhood ; And from thee now we ' re loathe to part, For thou art dear to every heart : May ye feel, too, that we are thine, .Vnd say to men in coming years : Well done, my class of ' 23. — Ernestine II.vckenberg. 19

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ADMINISTRATION 19-B.S.N.S.-23