Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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H E 1 9 P. 2, C O R. N E L L I A .g..1.:.1-naman armenia- 1- 151331-vqgnn ,551-of 1151313 icgnwf LW3rwf nw :U X i 1 sm mf ,uf ,pf N I l 5 The Cornell Man . - BY MARTIN SAMPSON Q T OW that you take your place with us i e And proud allegiance tell ' To the Kindly Mother glorious, I Cornell, This charge your elder brothers give, , . - This teaching ofthe clan, A Bidding you, long as you may live, i Live true, like a Cornell man. I y . A HEN petty impulse stirs men's thought, ' T When clamorous speech sounds well, Ask yourself what your college taught, Cornell, a T And brush aside the commonplace, I That ends as it began, 1 f 6 To nobler things with swifter pace I t Press on, like a Cornell man. i - HEN knavery masks as upright deed, When trickery weaves its spell, ' Think how She holds another creed, 5 Cornell, Q She taught you how to play the game,- Q Follow her straight, fair plan, And from all meanness, dirt, and shame T f Draw back, like a Cornell man. i HEN, round you, rage and passion break A , And evil tumults swell, ' Remember storms can never shake ' . Cornell, ' And holding to the best you know, Doing the best you can, Setting your face where great winds blow, - Stand firm, like a Cornell man. gl ND when the challenge comes to fight, 5 Be- it ,gainst the hordes of hell, ' Q Think of the place where right makes might, ' Cornell! - So, arm you, ht to do your part, - And proud to lead the van, - Go in, dear boy, with all your heart And win, like a Cornell man! F E OF PUR 'LM :Elma JUL H 11 1353 :Uk .CH my nk 1. ,Ui .Ui ,fu H13 uf i ,GJ 1rr'1,-1,JL4V- ,L ,wi 1

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