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Page 21 text:
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he IDUZH, '13 lYho evades, then, the lures of the learner. Or who seeks for the honor to teach, Not dazzled by the glare of desire, Must measure the true value of each. X-Yho would be a sun in the heavens, To illumine all orbs at a time? To be a light in our own little corner, XYill make us more truly sublime. XYhere is the inspiration in nectar. Oiered us from the hand of a God? 'Tis the encouraging smile of our fellows, XYho know of the paths we have trod. In unison we'll seek for the kindliness That shall lift the great human task Into inlinite, eternal significance, And make earth the heaven we ask. Then as from .-Xnacreon's lyre Love echoes forth from the strings. lYe shall hear through the distant ages The rewards our service shall bring. 'Thirteen must be an emblem of triumph. From her guiding star never must swerve. But be loyal to her comrades, the laborers. And benefactors of all who would serve.
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'Che lDita, '13 0112155 3302111 How pleasant the conflict with Learning, Wfhen the spoils of the battle are ours! XN'e cherish our true Alma Mater, lYe crown her with memoryls flowersg Wie laud her outshining the meteors, A mystic light falls from her throne, And illumines these fair halls of Learning Wfe exultantly claim as our own. Our red and blue banner, kept floating, From her lofty height proudly surveys Past victories, and toils of the present, And hopes of our glad future days. The verdant fields stretching before us, Our teachers, though human, have seen And aroused higher motives within us. They loved us, our class of Thirteen. All hail to these unsceptered sovereigns, VVho sway the world by their power! They promote the science of kingdoms, As monarchs, they stand, of their hour. XVe esteem them, we honor them everg As our class matures with age, VVe'1l think of one moral they taught us, More often than scores from a sage. Then, comrades, a health to our teachers, And a cheer for the triumphs attained, A wreath of wild olive to athletes, To our wisest the laurels they gained.. Our past times shall not be forgotten, Nor the friendships of Auld Lang Syne Enthroned in our hearts as a heritage, They are ours by a right that's divine! Page fourteen
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