University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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Our restless ships at anchor ride ; But why do we that ardor hide With which we have in years now past Wished each succeeding day the last? Old Time his course has fully rounded, The bugle ' s blast but late has sounded. Dear comrades, friends, tho ' we must part. Let joy, not sadness, fill each heart. ' Tis our Maryland ' s spirit that fills. It is undying love that thrills ; Tis hard, indeed, to suppress a sigh And hide the tear-drop in the eye. With hope the unknown future beams, Our youthful hopes are not mere dreams ; Our motto doth our life o ' ercasc — Our Maryland first, our Maryland last. But now the old things pass away, Class follows class as night the day ; We can not linger, but must sail To weather life ' s tempestuous gale. Our moorings we asunder cast. The call of Time, insistent, fast. Bids us to hasten on our way Ere breaks the dawn of life ' s New Day. This i)arting gift we leave behind, Our friends and comrades to remind Of days we s])ent at good old State — Your judgment will decide its fate. But easier ' tis to criticize Than to suggest improvements wise. You are the judge — you make the test; I)Ut friends, remember, ' tis our best.

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CALVERT HALL Pholo hy Anspo

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i O our instructor and friend, Professor M£fl Snowell C Dennis, vJno has worked untiringly) in tne interest of a greater Alma Mater, we, the Class of Nineteen Seven- teen, dedicate tKis volume. 10