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He fearlessly entered the lists, To gloriously battle, to bear like a man The pain of the Sophomore fists. 1 low gladly he cheered when the gay Freshman flag Floated out from the flagstaff so high, What vigils he kept from even till morn To guard it from enemies nigh. How wild was his joy when the coveted cane Was snatched from a Sophomore hand. What pride, what unspeakable joy was his To be one of that conquering band— Trials he had—but undaunted he stood With “Hope' on his breastplate and shield. He feared not the future, he feared not the foe. And ne’er to the Soph would he yield. And still came the music—and faster it came, More confident, freer it grew. Staccatos of arrogance, full chords of pride, And soft pianissimos too. The trials of Freshmen he straightway forgets. For he is a Freshman no more. “My college.’’ “my class —-“the men of my set.’ Are the phrases we hear o’er and o’er. And once, and yet oftencr, there come the soft strains That signify Love’s first young dream. For Sophies are foolish, amf what can we say If Cupid with them reigns supreme? 1 ie mused o'er that season of glory and pride, When he as a Soph’more did rule; When with cane, and with Physics, content with himself— He lorded it over the school. When, coveting greatly the cap and the gown. He smuggled them both, one dark night, And in front of the camera, posed the next day,. Arrayed in their beauty and might. When—sweetest and tenderest memory of all— That summer night, long, long ago, When the moonlight had shone all around them As he lingered unwilling to go, When she gave him the rose, soft whisp’ring “good night.” His eyes once again brightly glow. For he secretly treasures a dry withered rose, The rose that she gave long ago. Now slow came the rnusic.and stately its tones, The trills of the Freshmen were few.
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