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4 4 as me n ,f I' gf T i ' f nm.. . Q ,T T c V ,...Y,,...-..- r. .ki Y , When last fall at lirst We gathered, Gathered to our dear old college, We were filled with aspirations, Thoughts of great things to accomplish, Of the lessons long and Weary Which at last would be completed And our minds be free from study. None such great Academy In the land as ours should be. This our great hope and ambition As we toiled from day to day. So one day we held a meeting, Chose our leader from among us, Chose the wisest and the noblest That our class might grow and prosper That our party be successful, And the Freshmen hear not of ity So to be our president And be first in all our doings Was the singer, Paul Clark, chosen. And to be vice-president ' Anna Gertrude Riggs was singled From among so many others For her ready wit and brightness. Then Ruth Johnson-quiet Ruthie- Was for secretary chosen To record our deeds and meetings, Annual parties and so on. Edward NVest was 'lected treasurer As of course we needed one For no great organization Could endure without that one.
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