Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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TO SPRING j OW gentle the breeze that stirs the air. How sweetly the birds are singing, As from their throats ring out glad notes. While to the world they’re flinging Their lives in song, without a care. That carries gladness everywhere, And from the trees their music floats Clear and loud as the clarion's call Cheering and gladdening the souls of all Flowers are scenting the heavy air With fragrance so rich and inspiring Infusing a life so gay and blithe. That every soul it is firing To force out a song to life so fair Which to crush out no soul can bear, For sweet is the pain in which ’twould writhe Until it could sing in words loud and clear, Welcome, welcome, glad time of the year. W S H. ’06

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Class of 1905. Motto: Laissez Nous Faire. Color.s: Navy Blue and White. i'Unrer: White Rose. OFPICLiRS. First Teton PRESIDENT. Sicond Term R. F. Bi TZ. C. G. Pi. vt e. C. G. Place. VICE-PRESIDENT. C. D. TliEXI.BB. C. A. Townsend. SECRETARY. Bertha E. Slim;. Ralph Mii.lkk. TREASURER. (.'. A. Towxskno. HISTORIAN. POET. Mary Stonf.u. H. H. McCollum. Elliott Frederick. BUSINESS MANAGER. Ralph E. .Miller. CAPTAIN BASE BALL TEAM. MANAGER BASE BALL TEAM. II. H. McCollum. C. D. Trexlkr. YELL. Hi lla-Ba-Loo Ba-LeeBa Li! Huli.a-Ba-I.oo Ba-LeicBa Li! Uksixus! Ursinus! 1D05. 2