Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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urr-fUE old order changeth giving place to new”. But memory is X not the slave of change. To Columbia’s graduate sons there must always he a wealth of feeling for the old gymnasium, the scene of glorius victories and no less glorious defeats. Within its walls men wearing the Purple and Gold have borne themselves as became the defenders of those colors, winning well and losing well. Within its walls Columbia’s ideals have been forwarded, as they have been forwarded elsewhere, by staunch defenders who gave ihe best that they could give. While the memory of the deeds that were done there remain, the old gymnasium will ever be a call from the past to make Columbia greater and better in every activity.

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