William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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reface. For the hon-or of the ciolleege, for 'the honor of the class, In memory of the happy hours that now lie in the past, We giv-e you, gentle reader, to peruse with smile o-r sigh, The saddened, gladde-nerd story of the days gonebyf' The solemn things, the silly things, the funny thin-gs and sad, AQI 'the thing-s We used to do, some good and many bad, Wei've. chro-nicl-ed within this book, that it may show to men . The love and loyalty which all he-r children giv-e to Penn. Thy class-rooms and thy study-rooms, thy lecture-rooms and hall, Thy chapel, and thy campus green, 0, Penn, we love them all, . And our teachers, and our classmates, so true and faithful ever, What need to tefll how these will dwell in our inm-ost hearts forever To the future o-f our co-llege we look with hope and pride, And with -ever-loyal h-earts, we pray that good may her betideg Butt our fondest recollection, our ten'd'rest',thought will lie Wi'th the golden, olden glory of the days gone by.