Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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1908 Class Song (Tune—“Drink to me only with thine eyes ) I Kenyon, the time will soon be here, When we must say adieu, And enter on life’s stem career As thine own sons so true. Then time fly not so swiftly by, We fain would linger late. Mother, how can we break away In Nineteen Hundred Eight? II Though we travel distant climes, Yet through the lowering haze, We’ll hear thy Canterbury chimes, Peal as in former days. We’ll often meet in memory Within thy campus gate, And greet our old time friends, Of the Gass of Nineteen Eight. III Regret our loyal hearts shall fill, When that time comes to pass, That we must leave this sacred Hill, Our happy, jovial class. So here is to our safe return At some appointed date, And here’s to the orange and the black Of Kenyon’s Nineteen Eight. page twenty-seven

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in the affairs of our Alma Mater. Although handicapped in our social activities by the absence of Harcourt, we came through all with flourishing colors. At last as Seniors we arc reaping the true harvest. It is while a Senior the Kenyon man can appreciate real college life. He has learned the great lesson of adapting himself to the duties-laid before him, and now as a Senior he is able to reap the fruits of those labors. It is but a short time before the painful duty of leave-taking will be thrust upon us. Each will take a different path to find his respective tasks. May those tasks be well done and one more class be added to Kenyon’s glory. page twenty-six

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Nineteen Hundred and Eight Class Officers Kenneth Frederick Luthy Pierre Kellogg Chase William Raymond Seth George Eliot Clarke Edward Winfield Hughes Ralf Clewell Sykes President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Toastmaster Class Colors Orange and Black Class Yell Hoorah! Hoorah! Noughty Eight! Noughty Eight! Hoorah! Hoorah! Kenyon, Noughty Eight! page twenty-eight