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(WITH APOLOGIES TO THOMAS GKA ) Old Tempus lolls the knell of parting dags. Our happy college life its course has run: The future lies before a witching haze, .4 start in our profession we have won. Xow fade those pleasant evenings from our sight. Hut e'er those happy hours our hearts shall hold: Those hours spent well in searching for the light. In mining, digging deep for legal gold. Yes, fading from the sight, but sight is blind Compared with mem’rg’s vision which ne'er fades. Sight may be selfish, recollection's kind. For restrospect is bright 'mid darkest shades. Shall we forget old Temple's noble halls? Can time or distance from our minds efface Our eager gatherings within her walls Preparing for the all-important race? We've delved into the depths of Evidence: We've learned the Imw of Contracts and of Torts: That Equity will lend a recompense To him with stainless hands within her Courts.
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John J. Collmer, LL.B. President
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Our Constitution, masterpiece sublime. By God inspired, by patriot erect. Protecting bulwark through the halls of time We have dissevered with profound respect. The Rules of Property, of Crimes, of Wills, Of Negligence, of Bailments, Sales and Dower, The proper Remedies for legal ills I lane been expounded with convincing power. The names of Chapman, Bartlett, Strong and Boyle, And Iszard, Bedford, Wilson—all the rest Will live as men who added to their toil To help equip and arm us for the test. Perchance within our number there are some On whom both fame and fortune shall alight; To others may judicial season come To measure justice based on naught but right. A learned Blackstone may be in our fold. .4 brilliant Webster and a Kent as well. Our group a Sharswood or a Jay may hold. A Marshall or a Johnson; fate wilt tell. May there be none (and this a fervent prayer) Who for the sake of self or worldly gain Will sloop to practices or deeds that dare At cost of honor to their oath profane. As we. responding to Life's beckoning sign Assume the places by our efforts bought. Let us exemplify, in manner fine Those virtues by our Alma Mater taught. Our Standard, by the Bard of Avon framed: If to ourselves we’re true, it follows then We never can have cause to be ashamed Of proving false to any fellowmen. Gf.orgr W. Phillips.
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