Haverford College - Record Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

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IN MEMORIAM f osiepf) Jameg Malton Joe ' s conscientious devotion and conviction to those higher things in life was an inspiration. We can but inadequately express our sorrow for the less of one who always strove to attain the highest ideals in life. JULY 13. 1896 OCTOBER 11. 1918

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HAVERFORD CLASS RECORD By Russell N. Miller. Mother of men in years long past, Mother and maker of men to be, Thy youngest sons, their love o ' ercast With sorrow, bid adieu to thee. No more we pace thy reverend halls; No more we play upon thy green. Nor hear the tumult in thy walls — Time will teach what these things mean! Memory shall hold them, as seasons roll. Firmer through toil and search after truth; And the Man shall be stirred to the depths of his soul By the songs of the sunrise and glory of Youth. A murmurous whisper rushes on From far to join our sad adieu. The chorus of our classmates gone: Alma Mater, we love thee, too. Clasping hands we pledge each other Friendship that through life shall last. And for thee, Eternal Mother, Common love shall bind us fast. Greater than lore or doctrine taught. Thy counsel and thy noble plan. Filling and guiding every thought: To dare to act and be the MAN. One warm grasp -thy fair truth hurl ' d Into the strife we ' ve just begun, Alone we ' ll prove the wider world, Hands asunder, hearts as one. 13