University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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 iHnnrlt (Bwljau ii'a uf lljr Department nf 3ionrnaUam ‘Stamped with the image of the King” he dwells Among us. And his well loved visage tells A stoiy that has source within his heart; One that defies the touch of the ablest pen Yet, has such beauty and such earnestness, ’Tis buried deep xvith the souls of men. 'Some root of knighthood and pure nobleness” Has growth within him, and springs forth to bless The useful, urgent task he has at hand. Gently, he moulds the spokesmen of a nation, And those who find in him a faithful friend, Unite in tribute and in dedication. His love of truth has kept him free from guile As lias his strong belief in youth—His smile Reflects the soul of one who takes from life Its best gifts, work and fun; virtues that blend Into the elements of deep content— And are a part of him whom we call “friend”.

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 nb one there Urns among ns. cber mobeb Among us in Uibite armor, (fra la hub. ‘ frob make tljec goob as tfjou art beautiful’ sfeaib Arthur, tufjen be bubb’b fjtm imigljt; anb none, 3n so noting youth tuas eber mabe a knight ‘£il ifralaljab.” ®nibersttp

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