Moravian College - Benigna Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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FQ EWQKD. There is a satisfaction in completing a bit of handi- work, say, a sweater for example, and it is with an emotion much like this that We inspect this yarn which We have knitted at Moravian. It is evident that We have dropped many stitches, but we are proud that We had the stickfto-it-iveness to pick them up again and continue. For some ot us the pattern has changed in four years, for most of us it is just the beginning of our work. From here We hope to graduate into many in- teresting and useful endeavors. Thus We look on these college days as perhaps a practice piece, hoping that our experiences have been such as to prepare us better for our varied futures. Through the theme oi knitting, which We feel is so typical of the college girl, We have tried to knit and in spots just tied together With rather lumpy knots the fruits of our four years at Moravian. S2331 K M tt Q XX s XX Q

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QXMQMAI Mft TER . Where the heltry looms majestic In the storied Bethlehem town, Where melodious trombone glory From the stars comes granclly down, Stands our stately alma mater With a story fine and old: We salute thee, queenly mother, Hail, the Purple and the Gold! Fair Moravian, we revere thee. Mother of our tender youth, We have caught thy heart's affection, We have learned thy mind's great truth Thou hast wrought eternal friendships, Filled our souls with joys untold: Hail, beloved Moravian College, Hail, the Purple and the Gold! Though We live where glow the tropics Dwell where shines an icy sea, Like thy green immortal ivy Our fond hearts shall cling to thee: Banisher of care and sadness, Guardian of the Light of Old, Hail forever, dear Moraviang Hail, the Purple and the Gold! -Wlorcls by Charles li. Meschtet' -Music by T. Edgar Shields

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Tile Weinfands Our President, Dr. Weinlcxnd, cmd his family on the spacious lczwn of their campus home Crt Green Pond