University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Lawyer. Kdgar Alfred, I’h. (!. T6, .Pharmacist. SB Larimer St.. Denver Perkins. I'liny Henry. I’h. O. W. Iliarmaeist. HOI Ogden SU Denver Pitta. John Richard. Ph.O.'HOl............Phanuaciat. Anghim. Mo. mt. James Barton. I’h. 0. V3 .... Pharmacist. Cripple Creek. Colo. Saner, George Kaaiaa. Pti. 0. W....... Pharmacist. Berkeley. Colo. Stone. George Henry. Ph. O.V»............................... ............Pharmacist, 2XiO Nineteenth St.. Highland . OoV . Taylor, Edwin Pierce. Ph. G. '91. Deceased. Ward. Augustus Jae. Ph. (J.W...................................... . .. Pharmacist. 8 8. Tejon St.. Colorado Springs. Colo. Wrimer. Carl Christian. Ph. G. 9t....... .. ...................... Pharmacist. 3001 Larimer St.. Denyer Weller. Edwin B-. Ph. O. W................. Miner. Telluride. Colo. Voung. How ard Brow n. Ph. G. W».......................... ................... .Student, 1001 Kighteenth Ave.. Denier Hymn to the n«av«ns. Hail, ye Heavens vast. supernal. Swinging spheres in space sublime! (Midward rolls your mighty anthem. Borne on wings of fleeting time. Oh. thou myriad gemmed cathedral; Knd less are thy starry aisles; Angel legions keep thy transepts. Guard the ages' mouldering Hies. Round thy simugled arches warlilra God's own music with the breeae: Lite's sad minors. Heaven's grand major . Go to make His symphonies. Hail, ye worlds: give ear ye planets! Swell creation's thrilling strains Till resounding s]iscr shall echo: “Thy numdah lives and reigns! J. 11. M. a

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Co (be Class of 'M. HK lime in fast approaching when, midst gay festivities you, who have been among n« for so long. will my iMMUhvc to the old school life, mid seek for youraelves new honors. You an ho tired of monotony. You have aeon the same sky. hear ! the same sounds, and dreamed the same dreams for so long.” Go. then, to your new duties. NVe would not hi«l you stay. And yet, behind this gladness must Ik a little sorrow. It is hanl to break old til's; hard to say fgood-bye to those who have been with you on your journey. You remember that when Aeneas beheld the ruin of his lKwutiful city, he cried: Wa have been Trojans! Could he have looked forward a few years he might have cried: We will Ik Romans!” And you, hh your school life i » finished, think: “O, we hivt Invii • happy here!” Hut to the wwtwanl is that beautiful sky. biddiiiK you hasten, erv someone els st« al away its lieauty. Then, with one linjjiriiiK gnod-bye to those you hold most dear. you must hurry forwanl to win new laurels. The race is already yours. Honor, fame and victory wait to take ]msMip with you. Hut we will not forget you as you journey. To the end of the world our thoughts shall follow you. Drifting as white as snow around you. our Iio|k s shall lead the way.” Denr elnss. gwal-hye. H. (I. (i.