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WHITE AND GOLD :7 NOTES Royd'e'n Cartwright, ios, married Marie Stoker, l07; they are now living in San Luis Obispo. Chas. E. Butler, io6, married Flora Barber, io7; they are now living in San Diego, where Mr. Butler is employed as a Deputy County Recorder. They have a son six months old. Roy Stover was graduated from Stanford in 1909. He has since married Miss Ida Gephardt and is living in Long Beach. ' Orville Wood, ,01, went to the Philippines and became a District Deputy Superintendent ' . under Prof. Barrows. He is now engaged in mercantile business. Mrs. Carey nee Loop, loz, has been forced to. leave Mexico on account of the insurrection. Marian Coop, '02, is a member of the faculty of the San Diegb Institute of Music. Ora Stockton, log, is a nurse in San Francisco and is working under the Settlement Plan. Harriet Read, '03, has attained a remarkable success in training teachers in Oldham Hall, Singapore, China. Harriet Hayes, lo5, is teaching in the Philippines. Lillian Lantz, log, took an excursion through Europe last summer. She is now teaching in Colton. Majorie Oerte'r, '10, is attending the University of Southern California. Edith Leovy, ,10, took a post-graduate course in Art in Columbia University. She is now assisting Miss Lamb at the Normal School. Asa Skinner, ,or, and Chester Smith, '08, are in the Philippines teaching, and will remain until 1915. Miss Myrtle Allen, iog, is now teaching French in the Normal School. Her engagement to Mr. J. R. Young of the Education Department, has been announced. Marjory Johnson, log, who is pursuing the medical course in the University of California, writes for the Alumni Record: My name has not been changed since leaving school, but will be after next year. Miss Pauline Gartzman, '09, is now assisting in the Department of Literature. Miss Gertrude Laws, ios, Miss Alice Greer, iog, and Edith Hammack, ,06, are teaching in the Training School. Hallie Woods, '05, was a successful acting principal in the Florence Heights School during the illness of the regular principal, last year. R. G. Sharp, b4, is now studying medicine at the University of California. He was lately initiated into the Sigma Xi, an honorary scientific fraternity. Hattie A. Jordan, loS, has been resting and visiting friends at Danville, Ky. She has accepted a position in the preparatory department of Coldwell College for the year '19xo-u. Grace Bailey, i08, is teaching in Idaho. Miss Bailey took up a section of land, which has since become very valuable. Marie Coats, '10, has been conducting an open-air school near El Cajon. Georgia Coy, log, has been attending Columbia University in the Teachers College, where she has made a remarkable record. Florence Smith, iog, will enter Teachersl College, Columbia University, next year. Alice Webster, b7, is completing her junior year at University of California. Myrtle Johnson, lox, is assisting the Department of Zoology at University of California. Frances Coiner, ,09, will attend Columbia next year. Gertrude Irey, '10, will enter University of California next year.
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WHITE AND GOLD The White and Gold Tune: The Orange and Black -Pxinceton Song Do you see the signs of springtime- The white clouds moving high, The golden, wind-tossed hillsides, Running back to meet the sky? Do you hear the cage: challenge In language mute but old- The challenge and the promise Of those colors, White and Gold? Through the winter of our labor, When the sunless days drag by, When the dull clouds of despondence Fill and darken all the sky, Come to cheer our longing spirit, Bringing happiness untold, Visions of thh approaching springtime In symbolic White and Gold. And when life's real cares assail us, In thh uncertain future years, When plans, long-cherished, fail us, When our hopes are turned to fears, Then shall memky spur us onward With thoughts of days of old, When we obeyed the challenge Of the colors, White and Gold. -Imogene Pierce, Class of 1908.
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