The Pine Knot . walls here standAs long as life remains. Aye, many are the sacred spotsOn lawn, in shade and halls, That now and eer our memory cup of joy within thy walls Most constantly and fully flowedFrom out thy wisdom fount. Thy truth has in our heart so glowedThat we errors surmount, And soar to highest realms divine—To serve the world each day. Nothing thats gross our hearts confine,These, truth alone shall sway. And to professors, noble souls, The faculty so true,From hearts of love a song now rolls Of gratitude to you. So nobly have you done your work! Patient and kind youve
The Pine Knot . walls here standAs long as life remains. Aye, many are the sacred spotsOn lawn, in shade and halls, That now and eer our memory cup of joy within thy walls Most constantly and fully flowedFrom out thy wisdom fount. Thy truth has in our heart so glowedThat we errors surmount, And soar to highest realms divine—To serve the world each day. Nothing thats gross our hearts confine,These, truth alone shall sway. And to professors, noble souls, The faculty so true,From hearts of love a song now rolls Of gratitude to you. So nobly have you done your work! Patient and kind youve been—No single duty did you shirk. Our gratitude no pen Can tell! Tis time alone will show. Your training will reflectIn us when to lifes field we go, To serve as we expect. Alumni staunch and true well be, And in the festal hallCommencement next, as all will see At A. C. C. well cal And now, together, let us plec A resolution strong—True, noble, hearts full fledge To be immune to doing wrong. 19 1 fic 35. The world well serve with daily toil To help our fellow-manNothing thats vile our hearts shall soil. —Be pure: we know we can! Then, comrades, come join hand and heart, Sing not a sad farewell—But sing as on lifes way we start, Good-bye! The chorus swell! Good-bye to dear old college days Preserved in anthems sweetAre all our student roundelays Well sing when next we meet. And may our walk through divers waysOft bring our paths to meet— And thinking eer of college days,Will seek always to greet Each other with a song of cheer, And with a helping hand,And though apart let none eer fear But united well stand ? ?????? ?? ? ??mull lull! ??????? ????? iiDHHimit mil ii ii » ? ®te Pin? SCnnt junior iimtanj META BARRINGTON Chaplain Hesperian Society,l3-i4; Secretary Mission Book Club, 12- 13 ; PresidentMission Book Club, i5-i6; Radiant Staff, i4-i5, i5-i6; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, i5-i6;Secretary Senior Class, i5-i6; Annual Staff, 16. IRMA
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