West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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And lie was not, for (iod took lilin. — ( (iKsis 5:24. How rapidly the days move on ! What memories they leave in their going! Already more than a year has passed since there took its flight into the Great Beyond the spirit of our esteemed Principal, in ( tartj t MavrxB pi tlt B. and his students and friends, with sorrow and reverence, laid his body to rest in quiet Oaklands. But he being dead yet speaketh. His work goes on; his force is still most effective; and his splendid Christian character looms large as a lasting pattern for all who enter the good green walls of our dear old school. Many members of the (UlaaB flf 19 1 began their Normal School life under his Principalship, and it is fitting that we express our gratitude for his great goodness to us and record our appreciation of his absolute integrity and fine influence. 7 ) liv( i)i hearts irc leave hehind. Is not to elie. — HaUoired Ground: Thomas Campbell. (Written at the request of the Class by Dr. Francis Harvey Green) Page Eighteen

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Mnxn luilbutg As soon as wc cuter main buUdiitg so dear, Impressions of all that ' s inspiring appear. Main office, reception room, l)ook room and ' El What ifondrous tales tlieij all I ' uidil tell. ' Tis here the girls all lice yon hnoie, And careful! !j chaperoned they groic. Lights out at ten, ' ' sli do he quiet! Until Miss turns out her liglit : The signal given — the coast is clear! Quietly, stealthily, tlic guests appear. Then picldes, cakes, candy and jell, Plus lots of fun till the rising bell. In chapel too, fond, ntem ' rics soar; Of lectures, concerts, Aryan and ' Moore. So ' 21 ivith grateful heart. Bids thee farcu-ell as IIk y depart. 31. n. E. Page Tnuenty