Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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GREETING 3333333 GOOD FRIENDS, WE GREET YOU FAIR, OLD LOVES AND OLD DREAMS BE THINE! THEY ARE BEST, IT SEEMS, OLD LOVES AND OLD DREAMS, THAT OUR HEART OF HEARTS ENSHRINE. GOOD FRIEND, NVE BID YOU CHEER, TO YOUR HEALTH IN THIS OLD WINE! MAY YOUR CHEEK BE BRIGHT, AND YOUR EYE ALIGHT, AND A MERRY HEART BE THINE! GOOD FRIEND, FORGIVE THE JEST, FAIR WATER IT IS-NOT WINE, FOR WE TIPPLE HERE NOR WINE NOR BEER, BUT ADAM'S OLD ALE DIVINE! GOOD FRIEND, LOOK IN AND READ, WHEN THIS INONV IS AULD LANG SYNE, AND YOU, TOO, THE WHILE, ARE GROWN OLD-AND SMILE AND DREAM OUR VVATER WAS WINE!

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,, f- Q 13,15 ei VL -. lj . .i mqxi Garnet and Gray. llnil to the colors we 'Ve cherished so longf Hail to the banner we Wave tin' our own! In the bright rainbow how nmny tints throng! These are the twain that delight us alone: Garnet and Gray. The grave and the gay. All hail to tlieecolors we choose for our song! Then tirst to the color the happy heart knows lVheu fortune smiles bright and the world 's full of cheer 'T is the hue in the heart ot' the Jac-queminot rose, The blush ou the cheek of the girl you hold dear, The tiashlight ot' Mars, Brnvest born of the stars, And the translucent ruby that sparkles and glows. Then something to soften the sparkle and light lVhen the quiet heart seeks a subdued, tender tone: 'T is the gleam of the dove's wing, the falling of night, The tear-misty fountain with musical moan. Garnet and Gray, The grave and the gay- lVhat e'er be your humor these colors delight. 3 53632

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