Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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i Ninety- Nine s Flower. I N a garden gay and fair, In the sunshine ' s brightest glow, Where the softest breezes blow, And the birds are singing low, Grows the rose of ' 99. In the garden of Bucknell, High it lifts its crimson head, And all maj- see, who there shall tread. That ever loyal to the red, Is our rose of ' 99. When first the rose was planted there, ' Twas but a bud with petals closed, — Not yet its color rich disclosed; But now it stands with heart exposed, The rose of ' 99. Many flowers are blooming there — Nature ' s treasures, rich and rare. Watched and trained with tend ' rest care. But of all the rare, most fair Is the rose of ' 99. O rose, bright emblem sweet and true. May you bloom and flourish ever. Pledge of ties that weaken never. We will loyal be forever. Crimson rose of ' 99. ' I tl

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EDITORIAL STAFF. Editor- in- Ch ief: AMOS K. DEIBLER. Associate Editors: „ , . , f Irving H. Buckminster, Literary Department | j jyj y Sharpness. Institute Assistant— Uiss Bertha C. Watkins. Department of Ctasses—FuovD G. Ballentine. Department of Fraternities— Oi, ' n J. Decker. Department of Athletics— Bj j l-mivi W. Griffith. Department of Organisations— Oscar R. LeVan. Business Manager : EDWIN L. NESBIT. Assistant Business Manager : EVARTS C. CONOVER. i6 y. -