Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery - Dental Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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It was a year, perchance much more, Time gone by! time not nigh! We wrought, we fought to gain the door Of Alma Mater — we so shy! Memories, do you recall, Memories so dear to all? HfomortPH In Alma Mater ' s home we came For three years 1 stay to wend our way. With dash and vim our place to claim In line with others to the fray. Our thoughts just then were veiled in mask; The years to come did seem some task. From room to hall, at sound and call, From floor above to floor below; First freshmen blithe, with fear to fall, Next juniors proud running to and fro. But seniors stern in the end were we: Would the world accept our humble plea? And yet it seems but erstwhile gone, One here, one there to colors sailed, This land — our land — with might and brawn ' Gainst the Hun to defend ne ' er courage failed. Was this the time to think or cry? Not they, who asked no question why. And as we sit and muse just so, As oft these leaves in silence turn, The past in sequence sure does flow; Of days gone by again we learn. Yes, memories we do recall, Oh, memories so dear to all! Julius L. Langert. Five