Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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LKHKiH IXIXKRSITV I I Sons of Lehigh llnsciittct to tbc Stll cnts of Uebiiib Univcrsitv ll ' ori s ' v P. I.. Anderson, oi fSi .. J— J Music by J. Fred Woli.e 1. Sons of Le - liigVi, brave and loy - al, Gath - er round me while we sing 2. Far a -cross the fur-rowed ocean, Tnrough the trackless, fro- zen north 3. 8 ns of Le - higli, raise the cho-iu-:. Far and wide, u - nite to sing: .0 — I j r. i— •--r — • — • l-«n — I 1 i 1-- -j--iJ. j= i Ti I .-I 1 i- -i — I 1 m ■ J J- Al - ma Ma ■ I e - high ' s chil Spread htM- fame mihI sinuul her prais - e V 9 . — m --i-fe- V- . fi- :=;v:z--zii5j-t:=:tz ' =?-i:d ter Till a - gain the ech - oes ring, dreii Laud the hand that sends them forth. Till a - saia tlie ech - oes ring. 5H-f i: -[---- 2«=r2tz=z»it;tzzit:qz?ztj=J-jji:q »-H — 7-r — - -y—t—r — - ' - 4 J-J b ' I ' ' Ten-der-ly she watch-es o ' er u- ; lloldsour falt ' ring footsteps true. Who so strong and E ' en beyond the sun - ny tropics Where the cor - al i lands lie. Ev-ery land that Young and old be- fore her al tars NVith one impvdse bend the knee ;• ' While we live, oh H- — r -H ' - n H--H-i|-J— J r. - — I - --Sn N J n I -0- -0-L, s • 0- ' U yet so gen-tle? Kinder 2ui(hiiice none e ' er knew. man hath tr ddcn Knows her fame c- u nev-er die. Al - ma Ma-ter. Still our son;; shalhise to thee. lli i , Itnli. liai ' Ifao, Itali, Itay ! ]Un ,I{(iii, Hill . ' I.rhifih ! 1 .pliKjh I heliiijh ! ( - im

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THK Kl ' lTOMK: Vol. XXY Alma Vlater Song WHERE the Lehigh ' s rocky rapids rush from out the West ' Mid a grove of spreading chestnut walls in ivy dressed, On the breast of old South Mountain, reared against the sky. Stands our noble Aliiia Mater, stands our dear Lehigh. Like a watchman on the mountain stands she grandly bold. Earth and Heaven ' s secrets seeking, hoarding them like gold. All she wrests from nature ' s storehouse, naught escapes her eye : ( rives she gladly to her dear sons, while we bless Lehigh. We will ever live to love her, live to praise her name : Live to make our lives add luster to her glorious fame. Let the glad notes wake the echoes ! joyously we C17, Hail to Thee, our AInta Mater . ' Hail 1 ' all hail, Lehigh ! A Campus Melody HARK! Acro.ss the campus ringing Bome upon the evening air. While the branches, gently swinging. Cast their shadows everywhere. Comes a burst of mighty cheering While the winds their whispers stay, Till South Mountain ' s boulders, hearing. Backward hurl the Hoo Rah Ray. Hear the strains of Alma Mater Break the stillness of the night : Ear and wide the echoes scatter. Full of spirit, strength and might. Sons of Lehigh, closer gather : Let us boast our noble name : Strong and clear, respond together, Lehigh pluck and Lehigh brain. Here ' s to Lehigh, source inspiring Of all gifts that make men great I May her sons with love untiring Tribute pay her high estate. Then, with knowledge rich possessing. Lessons gained from field and halls. They ' ll send back their choicest blessing To her ivv-covered walls. — E. B. Wilkinson. ' 01

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1 THl-: IIITIOMK ; .i.. XX Packer Memorial Church TiiK Rkv. LANdOox C. Stewakdson . Chaplain 623 Delaware Avenue. Soutli I ethlelieni J. Frkd Wolle ..... ()ri;ani.st 14S Churcli Street. liethleliem Gymnasium C. W. Smith ...... In.slrucldr Lib rarv William H. C ' haxdlkk. 1 ' ilD. . . Director A. Stkkxkk Catal()i;-uer Pktkk V . Staliflk Shelf Clerk