Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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miHomjciion We take pleasure in giving to those who care to read a few of the characteristics of our beloved Class. Many of the jokes herein written will probably be understood only by tliose intimately connected with ' 90. It is hardly to be termed a Class-Book, for we have not followed closely our movements through the four years, but have only brought out such points as will recall pleasant recollections, such as the jolly evenings spent together, our jokes with one another, and the quiet ( ? ) recitations, our enthusiasm in all Class and College interests and the exercises of Class Day. We sincerely trust Haverford will remember us as kindly as we do her in the years spent under her cherishing care. Let this serve as a memento of those happy days. THE CLASS OF NINETY.

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§ (tune, AMERICA.) By CHARLES T. COTTRELL. ELOVED Haverford! What joy thou didst afford, Through all the past ; We loved thee at first sight, We love thee more to-night, Thy star still shines as bright. Thy ties bind fast. We ' ve lived four years a life Of love, unmixed with strife, Whate ' er befell ; And as we all depart Sad grows each classmate ' s heart. Sad tear-drops softly start ; Friends all — farewell !