Irving College - Irvingiana Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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Plfitiflif Qtlatrea El istnxg INCE this is the fiftieth anniversary of Irving College, we, the Class of 1907, in commemoration of our love for Irving and loyalty to her, have undertaken to publish an Annual, theifirst since '02. In it is recorded for the first time our history as a class. . VVhen we entered as Freshmen in the fall of 1903, we were impressed with the stupendousness of the task We were then undertaking. Now we are Iuniors and more than half of the Work is accomplished. One year remainsg then We Who shall have Worked together through the course to gain strength for further struggles, will have to separate as a class and enter the vvorld's field of battle and contention alone. . But the Class of 1907 will have left an impress on the annals of Irving that can never be effaced, for as each day has brought forth new duties and obligations We have cheerfully met and fulhlled them to the best of our ability, and have not been found wanting. All our successes and victories we attribute, not to any merits of our own, but to our motto, Vi'7'fZ!f6 71072 ve1fbzLv, which has inspired us as a class to cover with honor the coveted goal. I-IISTORIAN.

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,giberullnriiuxtz nf gffurnrex gags , TUNE- The Old Oaken Bucket I OPVa'ear lo our hearls are lhe clays of our chz'la'hood, When find recolleclions presenl lhenz lo view,- The syuelchzngs, lhe essays, ana' lrzals so greal, A na' all in our greenness H we lhoughl zhal we knew. CHOR US .' When we were huzf Freshnzen, jus! zgnoranzf Freshmen, fuse lrusling young Freshmen who never knew care. PVe ehozea' the Sojbhofnores, lhe fyolzsh young S0ph077Z076S, T he silbf young Sophonzores, who Ialkecl all 'ihol az'r.' ! Il. Bu! now since we are funzors our lk zs nzuch changed, Ana' now our lzbne is hu! one unena'z'ng grincl. Las! year how we longed lo he gay Upper Classmen, There's nojoke ahoul if we now fffllbl final. n CHOR US .- ffl Skelch Book ana' Annuals and classes haunl us, Ana' 8,5lfLl77ZZ.7Z6ZZ'Zb7Z5 lhrown in by che way ,- While Greek, essays, chefnzslry, elhzcs, ancl hzsfofjf ana' lil- eralure loo, P Make us longhr lhe clay. CHOR US .-

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imxnx ull ANNIE CATHERINE CAMP- BELL, Classical, Music and Elocution coursesg Editor-in- Chief of f1'vz'1zgz2z1za,' Exchange Editor of Skeich Book, 1906- 19073 Secretary and Treasurer of Athletic Association: Presi- cipal of Private Elocution stu- dentsg Vice President of Senior Elocution Classg Secretary of Eta Nu, St. Cecelia and Gen- eral Culture Clubg Junior Basket Ball Teamg Tennis Club. FJVA CATHERINE STEINING- ER, M.E.L. and Music coursesg President of Junior Classg President of Tennis Clubg Regular Basket Ball Teamg Treasurer St. Cecelia Clubg Athletic Editor of skew Book 1906-1907. FRANCES HAVERGAL EBER LY, M.E.L. and Music coursesg Business Manager of Irzfzbzgzl anzzg Sergeant-at-Arms of Eta Nug Vice President of Junior Music Classg Vice President of St. Ceceliag Music Editor of Sketch B00k,1906-19075 Junior Basket Ball Teamg Tennis Club.