Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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K X X I?- MC MS M JS? ' [INT E R LAC H ENT - S S » C)T SO many years ago. in Soiilliciii s wall The Seniors started tiieir career. Awed by the grandeur ol her lol [ halls. Loving her more with every passing year. Life ' s trials eanie to Southern and were shared By earnest students working for her best; Toiling that the hardships might be spared To future generations on their (jiiest. Life ' s joys were shared — eternal friendships nunle To ease the Journey in the World before. And tender memories that will not fade When dear lamiliai ' (aces are no more. A few have fallen by the wayside — gone In form and feature — they have not returni-il. But in our iiearts their work is carrying on And from their words and actions we have learned To those who guided us with careful hantis We owe more than we ever can repav We Tlii ' ii ' vvortis wi lake their message into foreign lands; live again in Future dav! lomorrow is our a smile we will go march ighl. We have no tears! And with To live our lives for others, and to fighl The fight of life until the Vict ' rv ' s won. - V. K. N. n •a ' el el X X X w )sCS Me MCigsi5 :XC XC!gsi.l92 6 . fuge Tuentv-ioiir ' •It-