. Reveille. 104. X ^ \ m Y i J M. A. CEASARINE Co Ci)e M* ^» Ceasarine Brilliant and bright the light of the and gay the array of mural veneer. Enriching and rare without peer is th orchestras with gold the gallants assembled here. These cadets in the grayWho have trained for the fray Theyre the hosts of the more brilliant than allIs the belle of the ball. —Shes the Queen of us all, Is our M. A. Ceasarine. Shimmering and sheen in the folds of mani!i line. As she sweeps down the hallWith elegant grace in the trusty embrace Of her knight for the ball

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. Reveille. 104. X ^ \ m Y i J M. A. CEASARINE Co Ci)e M* ^» Ceasarine Brilliant and bright the light of the and gay the array of mural veneer. Enriching and rare without peer is th orchestras with gold the gallants assembled here. These cadets in the grayWho have trained for the fray Theyre the hosts of the more brilliant than allIs the belle of the ball. —Shes the Queen of us all, Is our M. A. Ceasarine. Shimmering and sheen in the folds of mani!i line. As she sweeps down the hallWith elegant grace in the trusty embrace Of her knight for the well always essay Every wish to obeyOf our dear prairie queen Our M. A. But when it comes to things athleticShe lays aside her soul aesthetic. Shes on the the side lines with her when each M. A. Ceasar Kicks a goal. 106 Oh she never loses forgets the highest merit In the as good a friend as everTo any downcast M. A. CeasarWhos struck out. Oh! shes the bel

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