Central College - Pelican Yearbook (Pella, IA)

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C. U. I. THQ? Come, let us sing Old Central,s,' praise Come let us sing of by gone days, Sing of the clays she went to war, Sing of the clays that are no more, And to the heavens raise our song, For now we make a mighty throng, And though we pass life's open gates, We'll not forget our college mates. C. U. I. Oh, C. U. -1. Oh, may your glory never die. C. U. I. Oh, C. U. I. Oh, may your glory never die. Sing of our Dean and teachers trueg Sing now a verse for Prexy to, Sing, and her name to breezes Hing, That all her friends may also sing, Ours is the flag of red and white, Ours is the Hag of truth and right, Long may our college virtues hold, That here today by us are told. C. U. I. Oh, C. U. I. Oh, may your glory never die, C. U. I. Oh, C. U. I. Oh, may your glory never die,

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