Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

Page 21 text:

Music by E. GLENN BURKE. OH, HAIL THEE, DENISON, Words by C. P. BURKE. ' 04. 1. Oh, hail thee, Den - 1 - son, thy name so dear we hold, For the fray we give the slo - gan cry. Oh 2. Oh, hai thee, Den - i - son, thy name so dear we hold, And for thee we go to win the fight Oh ' J. Oh, hail thee, Den - i - son, thy sons to - geth - er stand. And we ' re marching now a - gainst the foe ; Oh] tor vic-to-ry is wait -mg at the goal. Seize the ban-ner briglit that ' s float - ing high, thou mas - ter ev - er faith - ful, strong and hold, Give us courage, strength to do the right, shout ! her prais - es far and wide throughout tlie land ! Let her name be sung wher-e ' er we go come, hail! We ' ll We We ■0- -1 •0- ' - -J

Page 20 text:

0, Rail Cbee, Denisoni (Prize Song— see next page.) C. F. Burke. ' 04. Rail, Detiisott! (Prize Song.) Abe Simpson, ' 06. Tune: There is a Tavern in the Town. 1. There is a college in a town, In a town, Green hills and valleys all around. All around. Her ancient halls are gleaming in the sun, Hail, Foster Mother, Denison! 2. We love the ancient shady ville. Shady ville. That nestles neath old College Hill, Clollege Hill, We love Eaccoon that wanders down below Where dainty springtime flowers grow. And when our hair has turned to gray, Turned to gray. And children ' s children round us play. Round us play. We ' ll sing them songs of dear old wisdom ' s ways And jolly reckless college days. 4. Then loudly let the Heike ring, Heike ring. Let every youth and maiden sing, Maiden sing. Let hills and valleys echo every one. Hail, Foster Mother, Denison! 12

Page 22 text:

OH, HAIL THEE, DENISON.-Conciuded. touch it down between the posts, We ' ll sing to-night the conquest song Hoo ah ! Hoc- ah do not fear to meet the foe ; We hear thy voice bid onward go, We ' ll grasp and hold think of straggles fought and won, We ' ll march to conquests yet to come, Hoorah . Hoo-rah ! K 1 I N we ' U eel - e-brate to - the col - ors that whe we ' ll eel - e-brate to day, n won, day. 1 i-j — I — c sr I a ■ i —I ' r-- I la- It: -» »- 9 1 We have the vie - fry won, Will give us pride to bear. We have the vie - fry won. For you, old Den - i - son. Oh, Den - 1 ■ And with you glo - ry share. Oh, Den - 1 For you, old Den - i - Bon. Oh, Den - 1 son! Den-i ■ son ! Den-i - son! Den-i - -H — 1 — - Bon son ! . , son!.