University of Nashville - Garnet and Blue Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Mitchell, L, A. Mosley, J. W. McClure, Glenn. McCrory, Kate G. McHutcheon, Fannie. Neville, Frances. Olwill, Eleanor L. Orum, Ruth. Palmer, Margaret. Peck, Lora. Peters, Ella M. Peyton, Frances M. Phillips, A. E. Porter, R. S. Power, Susie B. Poyas, Sampie M. Ragland, Ella. Ramsaur, Mary. Register, Don. Rhodes, G. E. Rogers, S. W. Royall, Laura B. Samuels, Etta V. V. Sandridge, Sadie. Scanlon, F. F. Scott, Emma Y. Scott, T. E. Shaver, L. B. Smith, A. A. Smith, B. P. Smith, Zelma. Smith, O. O. Smith, Zula. Smythe, Ethel G. Sneed, Bethenia P Sneed, Pattie C. Spinks, Valeria W Stovall, Sarah. Thomas, Allie. Vaughan, Buena. Wall, H. P. Waller, W. K. Walton, Emma E. Wampler, G. K. Ward, C. T. Warner, Susie W. Watkins, C. R. White, Clyde V. White, Elizabeth. VVi1liams, W. G. Wilson, Uta. VV1'ight, W. T.

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MARY MAC KEE Tom from Toe , Q5 all S u1lm I ir.t 32 i It was many and many a year ago, In a city far from the sea, That a maiden there lived whom you never did know, But her name was Mary Mac Kee. And this maiden she lived with a single thought, And that single thought was me. I was a Med. and she was a Lit., In this city far from the sea, And we loved with a love that took oceans of time, I and my Mary Mac Kee- With such love that no lectures in college could take her away from me. And this was the reason that, long ago, In this city far from the sea, A test should fail-but it certainly did- My beautiful Mary Mac Kee. So that her stern, old father wrote To take her away from me. To shut her up in a study dark, In this city far from the sea, The students-not half so happy without us- Carried notes for her and me. Yes, that was the reason, as all men know, In this city far from the sea, That a test made out for the class all right Did fail and did Hail my Mary Mac Kee. But our love it was stronger by far than the pride Of those who were older than we- Of many far brighter than we. And neither the teachers in college, beside Her stern father far away from the sea, Could ever dissever my soul from the soul Of the beautiful Mary Mac Kee. For the sun did not beam without bringing a dream Of the beautiful Mary Mac Keeg - And the moon did not rise but I saw the blue eyes Of the beautiful Mary Mac Kee. Then half the daytime I sat down by the side Of my dear one, my Mary, my joy and my pride, On the campus far from the sea, In this city far away from the sea. -Lora B. Peck.