University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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More readily and fruitfully may drop His silver mite of love and sacrifice Into the coffers of the state. And, (), If by one careless word or thoughtless deed Of ours these sacred walls are marred, believe The sin was born of ignorance, and let Our future lives atone. But if, perchance, One tiny gem our sojourn here has set, Then are we humbly glad, and joyfully Pursue our sovereign way. So we depart. Our many paths diverge In ever-widening arcs throughout the world. Reluctantly we yield demesne to our Successors, worthy guardians of the trust. Forever love, revere, and sanctify, O, you, who in the coining years shall learn To know the things we know and love so well. So, long and strong, our Alma Mater’s life, Through us, through you, may be. Let ever wave The Cardinal. Imperial the response: - “To us you gave your all. We give ourselves Great Arkansas, to thee.” 13

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Senior Poem Once more the ever-welcome June! And once Again the round-recurring Day, the dawn To Learning’s many a four-year child ! Hail! Hail All hail! Divnity ! Oft have we watched Your chosen line defile, and now our long Awaited time has come. Most joyfully We welcome it and you, and wistful gaze Into the misty, winding path ahead. We long to try the steep and perilous way, To gather tender flowers, if we may, As half-concealed beneath the rocks they lie. Yes, infinitely glad, and yet methinks Some tears will flow to blind the vision bright And stay the hastening foot. E’en now the heart Grows heavy as the mind recalls the scenes Gone by. ’Tis said the days of youth arc far The brightest, and the best of man’s three score And ten. And yet full well we know that in The world’s allotment that shall come to us, If bright forsooth the striving day and calm The easeful night, we’ll never cease to feel The power of things we now hold dear. We would not have it said we have not lived, I hat in these years we’ve failed to grasp and profit Of all that we have met. The means we bless— So skillfully directed by the hands Of those who’ve learned the discipline of life, Attained to wisdom through experience— Which so have strengthened our desires and aims, Our idols lifted and our thoughts sublimed. Our days have been the very essence of That life whereby each aspirant learns how he 12

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Achenbach, C. H. s p j?, ... .Electrical Engineer Deer Lodge, Mont. Sometimes lie’s mad, Sometimes he’s sad. Sometimes he’s glad, Sometimes lie ' s had. A nderson , Wi llie . French Conway, Ark. “Would that I were a hov again.” Hill has had a hard time all year convinc¬ ing people that she is a Senior, and she has had to talk so much in defending herself that some are still of the opinion that she is a Freshman. Anderson, L. I., Garland. Economics Hollywood, Ark. He ' d he less of a puzzle If on iiis mouth he wore a muzzle. Atkinson, Fi.za, Sapphic. .English and Pedagogy Bodcaw, Ark. Elza is a loyal wide-awake girl who is liked by everybody, and who does all she can, in the very best way she can. “Every effort we make for the happiness of others lifts us above ourselves.” 14