Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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HAVERFORD COLLEGE HARK TO CHIME Wksic by Mrs VV A- A ac an Jr rraiijed by F W Thiers ' IG AUtqrcUo con moto DC WENDELL 16 W M, LLEN ' IG . M- ( % » — K — ' P f rr mt 3 1 i m i - ' i- ' ' J ' :, ;A =? rt p O CHOI?l. ' J il ggJ i -rr ? rlt W f f £ ±:± ft aa - -• V • ■ 4r- P f ie=? S PJJ w-j r a tempo ' ril r -r 4 l =?=?=: Class Song I We ' ve seen the whitest moonbeams flood O ' er Lloyd and Barclay gray. We ve seen the dogwood blossoms bloom Pink-white in middle May, We ' ve heard the din and felt the swing When Waukie Wau they roar, We ' ve listened to the songs in spring From halls as oft of vore:

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Foreword In writing this record of our deeds and our misdeeds, of our successes and our failures, wc hope to perpetuate their memories for ourselves and for any others whom they may interest. Such a record, however, can but imperfectly express the friendships, the devotion to Haverford. and the wider vision of the future which have come to us in these four happy years. As our individual paths diverge, may these unseen bonds still unite us in that larger brotherhood of the Body Haverford- ian.

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NINETEEN SIXTEEN RECORD Chorus O hark to chime a tclhng lime Of progress, friendships too; Then comrades we and e ' er shall be, Well-tried and firm and true! 2 And glad we were to do our part In football and in track. To take the lead wherever rules The Scarlet and the Black; For we are one of many and The many of us one. And our deep love for Haverford Has only just begun: 3 So fellows, comrades, ra ' .ly round And give a Long and Fast. And here ' s to when we ' ll meet again In mem ' ry of the past; We ' ll drink her down and still uphold Its progress that we mean. And dream again those days of old. Of dear Nineteen Sixteen: