Opie : the University of Maine Stein Song

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Joanna C. Colcord Correspondence

Entries include a typed letter of book gift presentation on personal stationery, a printed biography, an article from Yachting about sea terms with a glossary, typed letters on Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation stationery, a handwritten letter on illustrated stationery, and a typed letter from her brother Lincoln on Penobscot Marine Museum stationery

Lincoln Colcord Correspondence

Entries include typed and handwritten letters on personal punched paper stationery, a brief printed biography with the photographic image of Colcord, a lengthy biographical article I Was Born in a Storm At Sea from Coronet magazine, a newspaper feature article clipping with a photographic portrait of Colcord, an image of Colcord sailing with youngsters, the image of breaking rollers from his father\u27s vessel, and a typed letter on Penobscot Marine Museum, Office of the Secretary, stationery

Vision of war,

Mode of access: Internet

Fill the steins to dear old Maine, shout till the rafters ring! [first line of chorus]

Performance Medium: Piano, Voice and Chord

Stein song (University of Maine).

Gift of Dr. Mary Jane Esplen.Piano and voice [instrumentation]A flat major [key]Tempo di marcia [tempo]Popular song [form/genre]Radio Music Company Inc., New York, U. S. A. [dealer stamp

Joanna C. Colcord Correspondence

Entries include a typed letter of book gift presentation on personal stationery, a printed biography, an article from Yachting about sea terms with a glossary, typed letters on Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation stationery, a handwritten letter on illustrated stationery, and a typed letter from her brother Lincoln on Penobscot Marine Museum stationery

Fill the steins to dear old Maine, shout till the rafters ring! [first line]

Performers: Rudy ValleePiano and Voice (with lyrics

Stein song.

The Stein Song may be used as a general college song by using the alternative version indicated in italics. [note]Publisher's advertisement on back cover. [note]Copyright MCMX by Carl Fischer, New York. [note]Chas. E. Musgrave and Son, Toronto. [dealer stamp]Rudy Vallée with megaphone [illustration]College song/ Drinking song [form/genre]A flat major [key]Piano and voice [instrumentation]Gift of Dr. Mary Jane Esplen

Lincoln Colcord Correspondence

Entries include typed and handwritten letters on personal punched paper stationery, a brief printed biography with the photographic image of Colcord, a lengthy biographical article I Was Born in a Storm At Sea from Coronet magazine, a newspaper feature article clipping with a photographic portrait of Colcord, an image of Colcord sailing with youngsters, the image of breaking rollers from his father\u27s vessel, and a typed letter on Penobscot Marine Museum, Office of the Secretary, stationery