Northern Oklahoma College - Roundup Yearbook (Tonkawa, OK)

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Qdhlalguma Taken from the poem Virginia Oh, where is the land more fair today, Than our own Oklahomag Where the days are brighter, the hours more gay, Than are found ,in Oklahoma! Where the birds make music the Whole day long And the dark days are brightened with laughter an lf you wish to prosper, come, join in our throng, And live in Oklahoma. Golden wheat-fields and prairies wide You'l1 find in Oklahomag With health abounding on every side, In our own Oklahoma. . d song Where the red man roamed in the days gone by, Over the greenest of prairies, neath bluest of skies A land wild and free as the coyote's cries, Is beautiful Oklahoma. Oh, the balmy breezes and perfumed air That you find in Oklahoma, Are not to be equalled any Where Outside of Oklahoma. From the fields of clover, and tasseled corn, Sparkling like pearls .in the dewy morn, Sweet fragrance and music to us isbornl In delightful Oklahoma. From every nook some sound is heard All the time in Oklahoma, The humming of bees, or the song Delights us in Oklahoma. The katydids' song through the quiet night And the cock's shrill crow .in the breaking light, And the lark's glad notes in his early flight, Makes one learn to love Oklahoma. -Leona Edmondson of a bird 2

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