Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Alma lVlater Uh, Alma Materl l-lere in adoration Come thy sons and daughters, irom near and far. And lowly kneeling, we bring our unsought tribute To thee, our guiding star, our guiding star. Shoulder to shoulder, here in days departed comrades, we fought our Fields, Fought, lost, and won And now returning, let us chant the paean To thee our ruling sun, our ruling sun,

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To Youth This l say to you. Be arrogantl Be truel True to April lust that sings Through your veins. These sharp springs Matter most .... Aiteryears Will be time enough lor sleep .... Careiulness . . . and tears. . Now, while liie is raw and new, Drink it clear, drink it deepl Let the moonlight's lunacy Tear away your cautions. Be Proud, and mad, and young, and lreel Grasp a cometl Kick at stars Laughinglyl Fightl Darel Arms are soit, breasts are white, Magios in the April night- Never Fear. Age will catch you, Slow you down ere it dispatch you To your long and solemn quiet .... What will matter then the riot Qi the lilacs in the wind? What will mean-thenmthe crush Qi lips at hours when birds hush? purple, green and Flame will end ln a calm, grey blend. Qnly . . . graven in your soul After all the rest is gone There will be the ecstasies. . Those alone .... Reprinted from TO YOUTH by John V. A. Weaver, by and with permission of Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., authorized publishers.

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RADLEY, with its ivy-covered wells its numerous shade trees, and its spacious campus, is one of the most beauti ful spots in this part of the country.