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

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IGibrarij oil, (lalrtfdij Id tin II(Ji{s( iif Fame, Oh, Found of Knoirlcdgc rare, For thee, our loving hearts shall ( rcr Choicest mem ' ries hear! For stmlying and for reading To thij sunny rooms ive went. For tlure, it seemed, our wandering I hough Is Were happy and content. There, also, was a loving guide Who helped us day by day, Wlio truly proved icithout a doubt ' ' ' li(ri there ' s i iilll, tlure is a way. Oh, Library, beloved place, May naught thy walls destroy! And ' 21 shall ever sing Thy praise, with pride and joy. M. S. M. Page Tiienty-one

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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

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Nortl) Olam ua ( (( ' radiaijf, orlh ( ' (iinpns, in nvtunm art thou, With the blue skij overhead, VIlen the trees, grown weanj of their olel attire, Don new gowns of gold and red! And how niagnifieent in Winter cold, When softly falls the snow, Wlicn the stars sliine out so bright and clear, And the noisg north winds blow! And how glorious in Uprinejtime When, from tall and sturdy trees, Like timid, fearful, little mice Peep out the bright, green leaves! But Autumn, Winter, or Springtime, Beautiful thou always art, And love for thee shall ever dwell In each and every heart. M. ,S ' . .1 . IL Page TiJi ' enty-t ' wo