Texas Presbyterian College for Girls - Larkspur Yearbook (Milford, TX)

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f I f s-'Ns W '51 ,ls Lngkabgov l R f s You You You The You Ancl You And The You You And You You To a T. P.'C. Undergraduate are the very model of a perfect undergraduate, never overcut, at recitations you are never late: always know your lessons and delight to answer readily deep and puzzling questions which other fail at steadily. are present at all meetings where a quorum is or's meant to he, remember to address the chair in language parliamentary. read through every reference book that's given in your course, write neat commentaries on whatever facts you cross: questions that you ask all show much intellect, never' leave the subject nor indulge in retrospect. write a hand that's legible, you show a lot of sense, on committees do the work at very small expense. show your college spirit by subscribing for the Oracle d L k an ar spur, always pay your society dues without a single murmur, In view of which we're sure we are not overbolcl to state That you're the very model of a perfect undergraduate. 28

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l T j a , 'Iv ff? K Cf And classmates, she has taught us, with never-tiring hand, The truths that make us women who are worthy of the name, That fit us for our life-work when we shall leave her walls To spread abroad her teachings, and so increase her fame. On this, her eighth commencement, we leave clear T. P. C.- N N32 We've toiled, and loved, and studied here for many happy years, And as we speak in broken tones our murmurings of farewell, There's just a touch of heart-ache, and just a bit of tears. For we love our Alma Mater, every corner, ever wall, Every classroom, every blackboard, every building, every bell, Her chapel, and her faculty, and it's human nature true To feel a tinge of sadness when we say the last farewell. As we stand' upon the threshold of the life that is to come, We long to do her justice, with our motto as a rule- We long to hear her say of us, when years have come and gone, The class of nineteen-ten has been an honor to the school. And now, we say good-bye to you, dear schoolmates, one and all, Dear teachers who have guided us, and loved us, and have been Our friends, we shall remember you, and as we say good-bye, We beg that you will not forget the class of nineteen-ten. -B. Eloise Simm 27 ODS

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