Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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(EUoBv Sai|ii O the dear old days! O the dear old davs! When ue with our fumhiiiig Freshman wavs Believed that a prof knew everything, And the Prexv ranked as a reigning King; And we ' d rather have worn a cap and gown Than owned the whole of the college town! Ah, those were dear old da s, old davs! Ah, those were dear old davs! O the grand old time! () the grand old time! When Sophomore had a sound sublime! ' l en gridiron glories filled our dreams. And we fought for a share of the stellar gleams! Or strolled in the wealth of the warming Spring, Iin ' iting a dart from Dan ' s bowstring! Ah, those were grand old times, old times! ' es, those were grand old times! () the busv hours! () the bus - hours! When the junior sought for his latent powers; When a keen ambition set the pace For a worthy start in the Senior race! When we praised ourselves with a fervor loud, To attract the eyes of the lonnnoii crowd! Ah, those were busv hours, those hours! Ah, those were busv hours! And the crowning vear! () the crowning vear! That sent us out from our college dear; ' hen we said Good-bve to the Blue and Cjold, Vith our sheepskins new and our knowledge old To find that the things the profs had said Were the A, B, C ' s to the tasks ahead! Ah, that was the crowning vear, that vear! Ah, that was the crowning vear! R. E. B. ' 3- (28)