College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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A. R. K00NT7. K. P. SIIK V rAKE. JR. (i. I.. II. .1(111 XStlN INSTRUCTORS 11 J. C. FREEMAN II. E. SIU ' RIDOE

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C. E. KOONTZ 1 ' . S. lilLI.IAM .1. N. IIIIXMAN ;i. - m 11. II. VUl . x INSTRUCTORS 10 w. E. Rn. fii

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Alma fKatrr t ' onu ' . Ixiys. l -r lifl our |iiirliii;; |pr: ise And j;athei- liPie tliis taliU- ' imniil; We ' ll (IriiiU a licaltli to stiulcnt ilay-i. r.i ' luir vc leave tlii a(reil idiiiul. Dear Alma Maler. lierc ' s to tliee. A loviiij; i|iialV of |)Ul■es wine. A token of our Livalitiule Wliiili lliou iiiii-t kce|i tliroM;;li future time. We love tli.v oM aii.l ivieil walls. We clierisli all lli, aered jiast. . nil |iray lliat 1 lion wilt e ir tanil Sii Km. a- lliiwinj; time liall last. li it tis not tliis ilotli move in ns The reverent i r anil lire ot youlli: It i that thou hath ever stood A n iinnnu ' ut to stainless truth. The hear ts so nseil to lovini; thee Wp know that thou wilt ever hohl : But sather in Old (;h.r. ' - sons .A- thou ha-t dune in days uf cilcl. We ' d Ion,;; aj;o have piled thee |dintlis . nil writ thereon thy honored name. If time had worn away thy walls. Or ever dimmed thy hallow ' d fame. But change of time hath took from thee. Xauplit save thy gifts and noble truths. Xor hath it left thee poorer still B.v sad departin.i: of thy youths. We ' re ooing now fniu out thy view. To sail life ' raiding, titful sea: But though we drift to distant lands We ' ll trace our menrries back to thee. . nd as we go we ' ll hear away The thought- that are brightest and best. We ' ll -ing thee -ongs and love thee dreams Till we reach that haven of rest. G. L. II. i)nox JuHXsox 12