Franklin and Marshall Academy - Epilogue Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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ALMA MATER From far and near we gather, A loyal band and true, At F. M. A. for work and play, Beneath the White and Blue. Our elder brothers won us The pride we share todayg li Now ours the turn new wreaths to earn For dear old F. A. , Fi 1 Great is the debt we oive , Our fostering school A homeg But we .slfall pay thee, F. .K. With love where'er we roam. Though Fate or Fortune call us To distant scenes away, With heart and hand we'll ever stand By dear old F. M. A. it .:3 ' i?Q5?a3, HUF fit! 'iv ,I I, K .M 3 1, ,.,.. e ' W 4 - 6. ' ,, 31- M st . f 1 i f 12 sv, ay u if lf.: if fi ff' Q iff li. Q 6 Q ifxgi A: 34.1129 Ei i , 1 Q egg, ffl, , wt V .Mi . ,agzg ego! ll . nd, .wg 3+ Q

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Q 'W peofication We, the Senior Class of 1943, unite with the classes that have preceded us in dedicating this final Epilogue to Dr. and hlrs. Hartman, the two persons who have been the inspiration ot' the life, welfare, and happiness of the Academy. Through the years they have walked down the path of life hand in hand, through the dark and sunny days of the Academy, to emerge with the admiration of all. lVhen the future brings its tranquil moments of memories, our first recollection of the Academy shall he the honest, firm, kind face of Dr. Hartman. In the time to follow may he strive, seek, find, and never yield. Q. 'i

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IN MEMURIAM William Mc'C'lcc-ry llullg his llll1il'I'Sl2lllliillj.f, km-I1 sm-uso of humor. patience, aml In-m-vulviil spirit llliliii' him :is much an puri of thc .Xczulvnly as lhv tall, wliitv pillars of thc Main liuihling. To llmsi-0t'n1s who know him wa-ll, his passing hrouglil an ilu-p scwrnw, hut own num-, :1 1101-pci' zlpprvcia- lion of all hi- Illvillli to thc fine lrzuliliolis of l rzmkli1i and :hl2ll'Sil2lil .Xe-zulvnly.