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SENIORS , ' Ciba Qilass nf '17 Cln Reviewl Listen dear classmates and you will here A sagey tale, as I revere With all due honor, regard and esteem, To the members of our class of '17: I do not intend Afable to tell, Or take you where Hows the bonny O,DeZl,' You care not how the Atlantic Cable was laid, Nor how the noise of the Cannon is made, And Clayton? oratory interested you, so I will not burden you with all these things, It's quite superiluous to me it seemsg But I will take you way up Adirondack heights, Where beauty is serene, and nature delights To show all her lovliness to the hungering eye, The beautiful earth and the Golden sky, 'I'here's a cozylittle camp nestled midst the trees, Harbored ln safety and shield from the breeze It s altitude I know not this knowledge I lack Five thousand perhaps but it s quite Hrait that Outside the cabin a Sawyer stood Ready to Pufch the saw that was to cut the Wood Inside was a party headed by Vaughan Who prudently took a Cook along A Newman he was to me it seem For he Sleernbare the milk of all lt s cream The Stewart ess from oh' the Bracleetzf take A piece of Flrnt the fire to make When Wrlfon 5 Nrblrek quickly arose And Nylander her square upon the nose But knockout Lawfon warded off the blow Which was a wise thing doncher know For if he had not there might have been a black eye From a piece of .Emery that lay near by On davenports many a Werfmen did incline I-Iaving feasted on the Swzneharzf bread and wine While Hennan told about a Knrghz who a gunning went And the Hunter under some Neubauer much time had spent Waiting for the game to Tronpa long As the Martrn sang it s evening song And the Molex in their Barrow: had gone to rest While the huntsman got Flefher on Schlitz s best HIS Kerr carelessly on a shoetack sat I-Iis howls awakened a Segal that was taking a na And caused such commotion I safely can say Page II3 7 , . . 7 . ., . . 7 I l 7 7 7 . ., 7 7 A . , . . . cc 77 7 ' ' ' cc 77 4 79 ., .7 7 ' i I. ., . ' 7 ' . ' 7 . 7 ' 7 V P7 9 7
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Page 116 text:
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SENIORS marvels of the day, and perhaps a query intrudes itself upon our thoughts. We ask ourselves-what is the stimulus underlying these achievements of Man? Is competition or compensation the greater incentive? The Egyptians erected the pyramids, the present monuments of a past glory. Was their compensation the feeding of their egotistic pride, or was it competition against the elements? Nations are warring, spurred on by competition, rivalry, jealousy, and goaded on by What may be their compensation, acquired territory or advantageous trade regulations. Through it all lVIan is being refined to that divine brotherhood Where 'fall shall be brothers for a' thatf, But the physician alone has no place for compensation. His stimulus must be a love for his chosen Work and the untiring devotion to a suffering mankind. To enter the Surgical Field for compensation alone Would be contemptible. To copyright for the purpose of gain a discovered cure or relief for a disease hitherto incurable, Would place that type of a physician in a class all unto his own vile self. Charity and Hope is the keynote of the medical man's success! A Dust thou art, to dust returnethw Was not spoken of the soul. And When the Way seems blocked by life's adversities let us raise our eyes and say: f'It matters not how straight the gait, Or marked With punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soulln Again in behalf of the Class of 1917, I bid you Welcome. I C. R. CHOUINARD. Page II2
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