City College of New York - Microcosm Yearbook (New York, NY)

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■ V J A £ ST. NICHOLAS TERRACE I |LD Nick (Jot tired of shoveling coal, so he made up as a saint, Ic grew a white beard and an aureole and he covered his hoofs with paint. He hid his tail in the scat of his pants, and he went to work with his hands. And he built a heap of solid rock, where the City College stands. II [HEN he made the College Buildings, and he stuck them on his hill; - Stm And he bred old sheep for the faculty. - Z and he’s breeding of 'em still; And whenever he hears em bleating there, he listens to their noise. For he's glad his sheep are chewing gum. but he's sorry for the boys. Ill |ND from Hell he brought stcen subjects —and golly! weren’t they bum ! And he littered them over the Register, and made a curriculum ; There was twaddle of this and twaddle of that, and worst of it all: exams He knew it was blasted tommyrot. but he didn't give a damn. IV. |UT we love our musty faculty, and we love our College, too; The love with which we stick to it is ninety per cent pure glue. And when the tarnal pyramids have sunk in Egypt's sands. May the City College smoke-stack still on St. Nicholas Terrace stand. Chorus (rHEN a cheer, and a cheer, and a cheer, and a cheer, and a cheer for St. Nicholas! And a cheer, and a cheer, and a cheer, and a cheer, and a cheer for St. Nicholas ! He built the College hill, he did. he built the great terrace. And the neighbors down in the village below, they called it St. Nicholas. f I 1 - ' f.

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