Rawlings Institute - Hits and Bits Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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ftlbemoir of a School: trl. nf Yet worn with age, I lift it with care, For many sweet memories are gathered there, And oh of the sorrows, the sunshine and rain Ot' a gay, happy life, yet, touches ot' pain. First we see on the fly-leaf old The R. I. colors-the olive and ,eoldg Then a flag of orange and hlue, But few of the girls will always he true. A piece of poetry, in a corner there, About an girl with raven hairg Of this little maiden, fresh and sweet, That a friend one night did chance to meet. Now lll'UlLI1'1llllS and carnations we sec, And the sweet thoughts the violets hrine to me, lVhile pictures of friends with golden hair Fill up the corners here and there. All recall pleasures, past and gone, Either of victories lost or won 5 And every one sweet thoughts doth luring, That cluster round life's early Spring. RIAGGIH Mlm .IIQNNINGS 33

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Senior Glass Song. Am. HICIJ n,xNANA. I. lVe'll sing: a song, girls, lVe'll make it long, girls 5 lt's the best that we can rlo. Roll out the ellorus lourl, Anil llCI'0lN to :I jolly erowml, For WC,l'L' the glorious elass of nanglmt,y-two-two-two ! Il. To Rawlings now good-bye QI almost want to ery- Hut that would never elolg Our college woes are o'er, The Prof's will plague no more, For we're the glorious class of naugllty-two-two-two I III. Oh, how the years have rolled l XvC,l'0 clignilienl and olcl QDear ine l we're nearly llllllllgllj. Then sing anrl sing again, Defiance to the lnen l For we're the glorious class ol' naug.-glity-two-two-two ! 232

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JUNIGR CLASS