Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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The Purple ana' the W kite QTUNE: The Wearing of the Greenuj ,C 5-i H, happy band of College maids, who have such fame to share Columbia is the finest College in all this State so fair, , Its standards are so very high, it strives with all its might ft? To make each one be proud to own the purple and the white. Xlihenever we find work to do which we can't understand, There's always someone waiting round to lend a helping hand. It's the very finest College, it shines in every light, Each year there're more and more to wear the purple and the white- The purple and the white, , The purple and the white, Each year there're more and more to wear the purple 'and the white. The North and South and East and West have schools they call Class A, But Carolina has but one such girls' school, we can say, Its name is Columbia College, Columbia for aye, Others may climb, but it'll climb too, and always lead Class A. XVe are glad that we have been there, and we'll always by it stand, XYe will sing its praises evermore throughout the State and land. All glory to our College, that aims to do the right, May one and all prove ever true to the purple and the white, The purple and the white, The purple and the white, May one and all prove ever true to the purple and the white. C-V ,, ..-K - Y' - 'E Y ,, K' s'-1... nh Lf, - , Lx ---fr, 41.7 ' 1' '-s -jr-V, X- ,Q iw --- 'Q If , 3 -'K' F-1.f5g '- fig ?L 'Q'-i' Ifui.511'ill' f ,, l.yW 57,1 ' 'gm '- i --fa?-T.,-, E , 1 Hwy lm'-,'f,' 'EQ1-- '.. 4 'T - 3 .'lFll?'l'l- - -1- 'TIT - : T -Y 'wi '9ii'y50W ' -7-Q I ,- F Hl 'l'U'tii - ,, r .- e--we e r -wma-ie'r l - R '- --if il ,f F 1. .. . ',- hum ,..... fl-7511+ ,I LQ 1,4 ,'1','S '. fytlf '---- 'i in :4,,lf,ev !'.l.l':',-,fr pm pug.. fbly v ffj lT-,rgV RWQ-'H flip, Si:noq,,f,p4 fp, ,.. uu.,.,J,gl-.-:gL,LAp- ,lg I 'IAM,Bl,l,,lgg,,,.m13,,'.,L,'.,.-,g',Z,,'4I,4 ,,,. , ., g:3gl,14,l.,.M,,'. 51531312414 1.1.2 - illlll '. a 5 '+A -ret Q' 't lgiu 'aa it..-:JZ'r i'1.mi-ifil.U-f. f...'ff5 FQ:-f, H -.. V if :asx ,-- Ti-'Eel' .: ,.:r l ff-2 4? ONE HU 'VDRED EIGHTEEN

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p 'X 16s v Ns ' .-fm,W ,, R Ji I Q 1, Q I k I QA ev , ,V-:Q Ave Aique Vale mr ix, OLUlNIBlAN, all hail and farewell! Lov- Lelqlpt ingly, we have sought in thy pages to I il enshrine the essence of our college days. T Thy pages contain naught that does not hint of sunshine and joy, and friendship and youth. Somewhere within thy pages, we trust, will be found gleams of the high ideals, the lofty purposes, and the splendid visions that now and thenlhave glorified the tasks of common day. Thou goest now forth a way- farer along the paths of men. The path is doubtful, and many gentle spirits are lost therein. To those who receive thee kindly, speak of the dreams and hopes of those who made thee. Say that they sought to write in thee something beautiful that will not die! Let live forever in thy pages our glorious youth! When the fever and the fret of life is upon us, touch our hot liroxvs with the fragrance of other days, im- mortal in thy page! lieep thou our friendships true, though we he far apart, and keep us true, Co1.L'M1z1AN, O lyric voice of happy days! 'D G5 VF ' Q9 If XL ! ONL HUNDRED TLVENTY