University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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the Song in m mart S S S BIRD sings in my heart. What is the song ? A plaintive tender note, and sweeter far Than robints carol, or the blue-birdis call. I listen wondering, hoping naught will mar These perfect notes which softly rise and fall. A new born thrill, it is nor joy nor pain, Stirs all my soul and burns in every vein. Thus the bird sings. A bird sings in my heart. What is the song ? It is of love, for I have met my king; My heart is his, and as he takes his throne. Her 10rd and master, come to Claim his own. All life is brighter, every love more dear; The notes come loud, triumphant to my ear. Thus the bird sings. A bird sings in my heart. What is the song ? The skies are gray, In faltering minor strain, As if through prison bars, the bird tones fall. Where once my loved one ruled, the monarch Pain Holds cruel sway; I tremble at his call. The ghost of dead love haunts the dusky room, The sweet bird, silenced by the deepening gloom, No longer sings. e206 Leland.

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TAYLOR, HARROLD BOND, B.S., Burrville, Tenn. President of Engineering Society 98; Editor of Scientific Magazine 98. THOMAS, JESSE, B.S., Knoxville, Tenn. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Secretary of Chi-Delta Literary Society ,97; Vice-President University German Club ,97-8; Secretary of Athletic Asso- ciation 97; President Chi-Delta Society. WALKER, JAMES LEONIDAS, B.S., Bluff Point, Tenn. Secre- tary of Philomathesian Literary Society; Sergeant Artil- lery 97. VVATKINS, MARY BASKERVILLE, B.A., Spartanburg, S. C. Vice- President Class ,98; President Barbara Blount Literary Society. WILLIAMS, RALPH HOUSTON, B.A., Greeneville, Tenn. Presi- dent Philomathesian Literary Society 97; President Junior Class.

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