Rose Hulman Institute of Technology - Modulus Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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The Old Rose and the White. aft OW come old friends, and gather round, And let your voices ring, And of our famous Institute The praises we will sing. Adversity can ne’er us part, All care and trouble we defy ; Thro’ life we go with bravest heart, And true we'll be for aye. Now come old friends and gather round, And lend your voices light To cheer the days we spend beneath The Old Rose and the White. Crorus— R. P!—R. P! Rah! Rah! R. P!—R. I We shout with all our might, The tried and true defenders Of the Old Rose and the White. - ! Rah! Rah! Full well we know the sons of Yale And Harvard lead the way, That first the crimson, then the blue Is master of the day. The Princeton orange and the black, The tiger guards with watchful care, The praise of deeds on fields and track Is sounded every where. And now, my boys, we’ll do our best, We'll ne’er give up the fight, But strive to keep an honored place For the Old Rose and the White. Crorus— A few short years will swiftly glide, Our duties will be done; Our college tasks we’ll lay aside, By other hands begun, sut other hearts will be instilled, With pride and strength and loyalty. We know our places will be filled By others true as we; And when the old familiar scenes Again shall greet our sight, Once more we'll toast with three times three The Old Rose and the White. CHorus— S. W. WHEELOCK.

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