William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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4 if l ill - lid? 4614. . fl li 'E' 0 KSN? x K Y fl lf wg it N '-J, - U' Vail l .T u l JUNIOR PROM ,uh WI' gil L I 14, Q, bemur Bear fi Now, alas, we're grave old Seniors, by our duties all weighed downg And our soberness becomes us, dressed up in our caps and gowns. if And we're told we can't be humang for it does not Seniors fit- SW, But as models of perfection on a pedestal must sit. ff And we cut out Senior banquet, and we're having sprees no more. gg For the Friendship Fund the money went, as our share in the war. mf And as our days are numbered now,-and we say it with a sigh- L We have some few misgivings, as we come to say Good-bye. We've worried both our dean and profsg but we'll prove worthy yet, And beg them to be kind to us and all our pranks forget. gi I W IUT . . Wulf? l wil .Q 'lv Q. l n FT? . AK 0 in - - 'll - e 1 gun' 1 - S'-V91 V , Hu, r V gnvyff X qv fy 4 .- . xxo .y ,. .-T, f

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x If? N .1 1 n il 1 P yi fu. ill qu 'I 1918's GDI ss 9 s '-1 5 UHQ A Gather round a little closer, classmates dear, s ,Q Gather round and sing a little song of cheer 'lf I9 1 8-s red is glowing fu- And her versatility growing ji ' We're the class that makes a showing fl 1? Classmates mine. it 1- ia rr Air Three score long years from now ,Jim is When age our heads will bow if When the firelight is gleaming + 1 ig And we sit a dreaming SW' Dreaming of our college days, Minstrels, and neat little plays '5 Take me back once again Dreams, to one wonderful class. 1 - X 5? f , --' in O! we're travelling toward 18 lf With our bonny, bonny red in view 'X gg Working for 1918 and our Alma Mater, too. ' When our college course is run, A Q' is We hope all will say, Well done. G! M Oh! we're glad to be the class of '18, 15 li ' 'ii 'W W f9f8 aria?-eeaeaifeg lf 1