University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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Y I ii i 1 Yll I ill SCHOOL ther is wliicli sitteth on a hille Wher men can get oi' knowledge all their iille. For here are teachers of the highest classe ' And thereto goon ful many a lad a11d lasse For in September h-ere from meny a land they wende Their erring minds and faul-ty thoughts to monde. And welcom-ed are 'they here ful heartily By President and all the dames and menne Who filleth up the row of Faculty. And ther-eto do these smile and shake the handc, For they are glad to add IIQXV students to their bande Whitewater is tl1e school, as you dar kenne. A manne there is who is both talle and thinne, Alla whan you look you will beginne To marvel how 'hiim grew so tall, and whan Him sp-eaketh, evenchon sifts up with open ey, For what this great 1112111 liste that must be. Full wys he looks and many a prys has wonne For scholarship and bookes a score y-donne, For of the school he's president, y-eleped Salisbury. And the are 'teachers here both wise and merry. Of gentlemen and ladies halt a score, Well versed each in his own lore. Of students, too, th-ere are a goodly tliron g,' And ev'ry morn they sing a solemn songg lVel1 minden they each belle and gong, And daily study hard and long. For although hard w-oi-11 is not their del i glrt. Full well they con their- lessons and endite Essays war and wys. 'Each tries to please Instructors ' all and heed well their decrees. And when, their school days o'er, the Seniors go, Sad parting r-ends their hearts, and so In after years they think of days y-gone ' And through the mist of n1e1n'ry, one by one, They see familiar faces of old fri-ends, And times by-gone come troo-ping back and s-end Oer them a yearning for their school days old, And fancy paints wi-th heartless touch a11d cold Each loved place, each room, each well known hall, The campus broad, the ivy on the wall And hearts with longing deep y-lille' For well they love the school upon the' hille. ' Apologies to Chaucer. S

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PRESIDENT ALBERT SALISBURY, PH. D