Brandeis University - Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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V ..,- Z, 1 Q A nd thusanother year did pass . . . Two times the sun had come and gone, and now on the 3rd year Minus a few members of their ranks, the Juniors returned Hufrying back to new buildings, music and test tubes out of which Came Moe, moaning for apples all gone, and eagerly flying Back to Hamilton for a Pep Rally. O long black line of robes How they resembled the sceptres in hand as men marched By the statue of the new Flying Man. Proclaiming this tribute to Louis, dedicated by Chief justice Warren And joined' by the clamourous voice of the chorus, the new campus weekly Perspective, in its last issue. Alas, how apathetic is the apathy! Thus to the stones rushed our members, and painted their title like donors But, woe, for their troubled pains, they received no honors Until the Skipper steered the satellite to-Sidney Hill's, where all rejoiced in swimming and dining. One day, over the tufted terrain flying past Moe espied the Honorable Howard ex-Fast Gone was the red spark within him now Overcome with the grief of the What-of-the-Howe. Then gathered Moe along with all ye parents into the Halls of the Haloed Became a pirate, wined and dined, and took leave again to return only one more time. f ':g f' 1 ,NNVV lglrfk 'fu l I fl ,ffl uw fl 'lll A I' 1 N lffqq1'1!ll,u f If Ju' ga ,ak Z.. SQL , 'Se : fl L 451'