Irving College - Irvingiana Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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mass gffnxrg TUNE- Theres a YQzz'e1 n in Our Town. I Bu! slzll HBe what you seein lo be! Oh, dazsy, as our flower, le! your colors, gold and while, I ' ' l'l!l E z' z' E le town , , , , 6 5 W a Z 6 as E772 Own, as WZ 7 Brzng us power and ever lead us zn lhe rgghl, lhe rzghl, There stands a slaleh college ground, college ground, To Irving dear, we'll slill sing prazse, And e'er lo her our song will razse. Oh, Irving, may ihy daughters ever elazbn And may they lo lhy colors e'er be true, And may lhe Yellow and lhe Blue, and ' w The noble colors elazmed hyjew, Onblfk Slzll be our guzde z'nj9l!ure years Ana' lead us on lhrough hopes and jiears. We number now jus! sweet szlrleen, sweel szbrleen, A nd may lhe years lhal lnlervene, zniervene, ' Twzbez' lhzs and when we mee! again, Preserve our love the same as lhen. lhez'rAl1na Maier, be lrue ,- A -REFRAIN :- lhe blue, , Fare lhee well, hr we musl leave you, Do not le! this parlzng grzeve you, Bu! renzernber lhaz' lhe best Qffrzends fnuslparl, vnusl part ,- 5 IL Adzeu, adzeu, hindfrzends adzeu, adzeu, adzeu, Oh, may lhe Class qfnaughly-szoe, naughty-szkc, We can no longer slay wllh you, wzfh you, True lo a fnollo ever fixed, ever fixed, Alma Maier, lrzed and lrue, Wz'lh hearls as deep and boundless as lhe sea, We'll ever, ever cling lo you.

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Glass 3 isfnxg OT the' most brilliant class that ever left our Alma Mater's classic halls do we boast ourselves, but it is as one scarcely surpassed in her social realm that we take our place. S Even from the beginning we felt that owing to our unique position as the semi-centennial class, something unusual was expected of us. We only waited for an opportunity to show that we were equal to the occasion. During our Freshman year this opportunity did not present itself. ln fact in that year we gave not the slightest hint as to our future greatness. lt was not until the next year in the hard fought flag battle between the Freshmen and Sophomores that we distinguished ourselves. From this contest the valiant Sophomores came out victorious, though bearing many scars of battleg while some of our baby sisters, the Freshmen, fainted away with sheer wrath and fear, still clutching in their tiny hands spoils of the fray, namely, Sophomore hair. In this year also one of our number distinguished herself by taking scholarship medal. The junior year was the gayest of our college life. There was a never-ending round of fun and frolic before we took upon ourselves the dignity of cap and gown. Since then our time has been spent in faithful study and in an effort to set a good example for all suc- ceeding Senior classes. What the Centennial class will be we cannot foretellg but this we know that it cannot hold hearts richer in loyalty and love to dear old Irving than the class of '06. - H1sToR1AN.