Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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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!.

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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

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J. W WKDDELL, D. D., ' 76. - - K — -J g c 1— O DENISON. , N N W. H, DOANE, 1. 0 Den - i-son, dear l)en-i - son, Lift high. . . . thy crest and crown ! Thy daughters fair and sons will share Thy V ' th-in thy snug rt-treat The Arts a - bide-, lair Let ters hide— Flv A torn T-xlri +l-i n , ' 11 1 1 1 11 .... 2. O Den -i-son, dear Den-i - son, ... .. ,,,,, , . jucl iei - n ■ • 3.0 Den - j-Eon, dear Den-i - son, A tern - pie ' thou, and fair (vVllloVVthv wTd ' s nd c as 4.0 Den-i-son, dearDen-i-son, On sweeps the tide of years To swell thy fame an.l lift thy name .The 5.0 Den -i-son, dear Den-i- son, Sweet ring thy even-ing bdls ; Thy call to rest, and wor-ship blest tlark fair and fine re-nown. L - ' hap - py hours and fleet. moons shall wax and wane. O Den, 0 Den - i - son, dear Den, dear Den-i - son, We love thy name full well first a-mong thy peers. • ' how the mu - sic swells. For 0 i— +j = — I — , — i -r v4 © — 19 — e- :a=c:=zt: - e !« :t=t=t=t: rJ J— -J r- —LI i i-i , : El — — Rit 1 1 — d2 b(i.J - -ir I Al-maMa-ter Den - i-son. Loud let the chorus swell. Loud let the cho - - rus swell the cho-rus, loud the chorus, loud the chorus swell. ' V- ■; 1 1 — r-r — E»— ■!