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Page 70 text:
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- AWW - A l Friendliness is the secret, the greatest blessing given to man, and at Silver Bay one feels sure that each one she sees is a friend. This is' the real charm which draws one again and again to Silver Bay. It is with a determination to introduce this same spirit of Work and play domi- nated by friendliness into William Srnith, that the delegates leave Silver Bay. What an ideal world a college would be if it were permeated with such Christian unselfish- ness and thoughtfulness for others as reigns supreme on that beautiful spot on Lake George, and gives to the thousands gathered there a feeling of peace and security, as with one accord they all begin: l'is the hour when we gather as one big clan, When the sun sinks low in the west, And the night creeps down o'er the mountain tops As we sing songs we love the best. Though our Alma Maters receive our praise, For the gifts we can ne'er repay We learn right here of a broader love, 'Tis the spirit of Silver Bay. G. BATTEY, '16. S pu.: 1.1 i - L 5 l A . 1 5 THE DELEGATES 64
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'Yi ' V 1 f- 1-TF -1-we Silver Bay We've been trav'ling on the railroad, All the livelong day, We've been trav'1ing on the railroad just to get to Silver Bay. . Blithely sang four William Smith delegates, as dusty and travel worn they alighted at Silver Bay. Vera Nasmith, '16, President of the Christian Association, Betty Durfee, ,I7, delegate from the Association, Harriette Skinner, delegate from the class of IQ I7 and Gretchen Battey, delegate from the Athletic Association and the class of 1916, were the ones chosen from our number to represent William Smith at Silver Bay. . . I d The charm of this lace they declare is long to be remembered, the happy ays , P Spent in work, study, and play, with always the brooding quiet and restfulness, which calls to mind the words of one of the favorite songs- Let us think what we mean when we say, That the Spirit of Love means a World of Peace, 'Tis the spirit of Silver Bay. Truly the charm of Silver Bay lies in the atmosphere, for At Silver Bay all good will abounds And we meet on a common ground. 63
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