University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Ode to the University I would to thee some lines indite, O thou abode most erudite, O thou great pile of stately height That rests on such a worthy site. List then to my ditty. Would that ‘twere but within my might On thee such noble lines to write As thou art worthy to incite. But lack-a-day! the Muse did slight Me, who am such an ungifted wight, So I’m neither wise nor witty. To those who in thy halls recite The courses made so requisite— No matter in what sorry plight Had been their heads so very light— Thou sett’st them on the path that's right, In reason sweet their souls dost dight, Life’s battles teach’st thou them to fight, From ignorance their minds invite, And on their brows A. B. dost write, Pride of our fair city! My zeal for thee I pray requite, By granting me thy deep insight, Shed on me thy wondrous light, Make for me all things so bright That I shall have no more of night, O University! Minnik C. Frost, A. B.

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DEPARTMENTAL DEANS T. C. EVANS, M. D. JUDGE W. O. HARRIS JOHN PATTERSON, A.M., M. Litt., LL.D. Dean of Medical Department Dean of Law Department Dean of College of Liberal Arts

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