University of Maryland Baltimore Dental School - Mirror Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Senior Class Poem Our Alma Mater, Oh! so dear. Those beautiful college days; Our time of parting draws quite near We must offer our words of praise ; Of course, we will all shed many a tear And indeed it may lie well, But now we must not linger here Let us all say — just farewell. O! Alma Mater, you are so d ear. Your truth should make us free; Thy light has banished all our fears; Without hypocrisy. Your friendship towards us — so sincere. And things have been sublime, Xow what should we dentists fear From the passing of the time. Now let us say, our dear kind friend. Yes! our bright and guiding star. Upon your techings we will depend. Be it near or far. 0! Alma Mater, your blessing kindly extend, And think of us always; Then let us to you some day send, The memory of our dear old college days. — F. J. J., ' 16. 14

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Regrets Say! have you ever thought, boys.. How the time lias flown away And the three short years we spent here. So happy, so merry and say. Xow let us just consider, boys, And think of the future at hand: Will we be successful dentists, Shall our work lie in demand ' . ' We all have our trials and troubles. Xo matter how good we might lie But whatever we do. let us do it right, And have our conscience light and free. — Anon. 18