Columbia University Teachers College - Tower Yearbook (New York, NY)

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TUNE: Salvation Army Hymn First to the Graduate we will sing a song We will sing their praises loud and long For of their brillianey there is no doubt So we can't leave that class out. Next let us sing all the Seniors all They're the proctors here in VVhittier Hall And the class the Year Book is about So we can't leave that class out. Next the Iunior's praises we will sing We are proud to wear the same class ring They're the class we think so much about So we canlt leave that class out. Then we come to the Sophomore class, of course VVe are pleased to recommend them as a boss They're the class that keeps us trotting all about So we can't leave that class out. Now it's not polite to compliment yourself But we can't see the Freshmen put upon a shelf So we give it to you as a thing to think about That we ean't leave our own class out. Chorus Freshmen, sing-sing-sing with all your might Sing-sing-sing-this Vlfednesday night Sing and show 'em we can fight But don't leave one class out. Now to sing this song has been some little task But if it pleased you that is all we ask And we leave it to you, as judges in the bout Did we leave one class out? Sophomores forever Thy name We sing Pride of our college Victory we bring to thee, our dear old classmates, Sophomores forever Thy name we praise, Three cheers for Sophomores And Sophomores' ways. Rah! Rah! Rah !. CRepeatj Page Om'-Hzclidlcd Sufi Su

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TUNE: Underneath the Stars There's a new committee at Teachers College Working to establish perfect rule, No more sleeves of sheer tulle, Anyhow, they're much too cool, And no more ten-inch skirts for girls at our schoolj Chorus Alma Mater, Teachers College forever, For you we'll always make our best endeavor. Your classes all are working together, Teachers College, here's to you. Did you see the 1916 Festival? Who can say which part of it was best of all? Cake that kept us all awake, 1 But willing to suffer for Canton's sake We took a chance, and made a thousand dollars. Chorus Who knows where the Freshman Class is meeting? Who talks to-day on sanitary heating? How about that twenty-five dollar fee That's supposed to pay for our degree? If you want to know-just look it up in the VVeekly Bulletin. UPREPAREDNESSU So eat that when thy dear chance comes to join The joyous multitude, which moves To that huge T. C. dorm., where each shall take His chamber in the narrow halls so dark, Thou go not, like the starving diet crank, Thin, even sad-eyed 5 but, sustained and soothed By much avoirdupois, approach thy food Like one who holds preparedness most dear, And with great ease attacks beans and brown bread. Page One-Hundrc'd-sixty-eight