1920-1921 (36th annual) John B. Stetson University Catalogue supplement

Hulley, Lincoln

John B. Stetson University

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University of Central Florida STARS Text Materials of Central Florida Central Florida Memory 9-1-1920 Stetson Songs John B. Stetson University Lincoln Hulley Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-texts University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Catalog is brought to you for free and open access by the Central Florida Memory at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Text Materials of Central Florida by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact STARS@ucf.edu. Recommended Citation John B. Stetson University and Hulley, Lincoln, "Stetson Songs" (1920). Text Materials of Central Florida. 346. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-texts/346 JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY BULLETIN VOL. XV. NO. 1 S E P T E M B E R , 1920 STETSON LD 6407 1920/1921 SUPPL.1 c.3 STETSON SONGS Words Composed by LINCOLN HULLEY ohn B. S t e t s o n U n i v e r s i t y L I N C O L N HULLEY, Ph.D. , President The Best School is None Too Good for Your Children SEND THEM TO STETSON: 36 Professors and Instructors 17 University Buildings 34 Acre Campus 500 Students Last Year Nearly a Million Dollar Endowment 26,000 Volumes in Library Large Pipe Organ 10 Large Laboratories for Science Unsurpassed General Equipment College of Liberal Arts College of Law College of Technology College of Business Teachers' College Preparatory Academy School of Mechanic Arts School of Music School of Fine Arts Separate dormitories for young men and young women. Careful ad-ministration and thorough supervision. Christian and not sectarian teach-ing. For catalogue or views, for information, or for room reservations, write TERMS BEGIN: December 15, 1920 March 16,1921 September 21, 1921 Published by the John B. Stetson University as frequently as four times a year in accordance with the provisions of the Act of Congress of July 16, 1894. Entered as second-class matter a t the postoffice at DeLand. Pla. Issued Quarterly. H H?mn of pratee. Tune: " S T . A N N E . " £4 I ^ 4 ~ — 1 1 •^  -#• -#• 1. All praise 2. Our hearts, 3. For food, 4. In faith, 5. May all *¥*—?— 2-^-p— _ * — - J t — H— —u * - # • to our and in our —0— —0— h — 1 0 — - # • Thee, tongues, friends, hope, thoughts 1 1 | *— - 1 1 1 •1 0 < ~ •1 '• J " • 0 the tri - une God, in grate - ful praise, and sun - shine, all in trust, in love, and words, and deeds •0-—0 —1 1 rf- I nr-—i 1 !• 1 0 The With Gaze Be-Re-•P-— I -— n —F^ m # -0-— Way, the Truth, the Life— For those sure paths our ho - ly rapt - ures sing; Ten thou - sand hal - le-smil - ing on Thy face; Up - on our souls in neath these bend - ing skies, We pledge our hearts to fleet our grate - ful - ness, Ac - cept the hearts Thy r* J r: atza -J— - g h trpd fa - thers lu - jahs raise, glad - ness call Thee a - bove To vie - to And hum - bly To eel - e -To whom our - ry own brate prais thro' strife. Thee King. Thy grace. • es rise. good - ness leads Thy ho - ly name to bless. '•^=^f - s ? : Stetson University Stetson Hlma fiftater Song* Ws FLEMMING. 11, 5. $ 3* * —^1&< « * <-& <s> > - • g . 1. Dear Al - ma Ma - ter, smile up 2. Hail to the he - roes who have 3. Hail tc ou '^ c'ass - mates, bound by 4. Dear Al - ma Ma - ter, ten - der < • " . < • -f2- •&- -0--v 0 A~r-m 4= EE3SE£ on gone ties iy thy be-ne'er thy i :|= i chil fore brok chil Btfa 56 O -dren! u... - en; dren Glad Young Here Gath iy men once er, we and a and f> greet thee, maid - ens, gain we bring to thee feE d==5 ^ :*zJ£ Stetson Qjlnii/eftsity ; Peace be with - in thy n ! Bright is their glo - ry, p ; Brave hearts and true hearts s; Comrades, your voic - es . bs *• -0- & T=t 3 es, Hail, Al -ma Ma-terdear. ig, Hail to our heroes gone as : Long live our comrades dear ! us, Hail, A l - m a Ma-terdear, a i •» f i f f ! * , FROM L MOVE : •/ Stetson Universi' 3 4369 00479314 5 Stetson Hlma flfoater Sons* te FLEMMING, 11, 5. S izg: G>-1. Dear Al - ma Ma - ter, smile up - on thy 2. Hail to the he - roes who have gone be-3. Hail tc ouj class - mates, bound by ties ne'er 4. Dear Al - ma Ma - ter, ten - der - ly thy 4- ^ = t— r e t-rt t ^ = g E l ^m i * 3=2: J " - S i * chil - dren ' fore u... brok - en; chil - dren Glad - ly we greet thee, Young men and maid - ens, Here once a - gain we Gath - er, and bring to thee - ^ ^ M-f FEg » m l^mm ^ = J zg-iS: :3= al - t o - g e t h - e r love - ly ; Peace be with - in thy filled with true de - vo - tion 1 Bright is their glo - ry, pledge our vows of friendship; Brave hearts and true hearts gra-cious sal - u - ta-tions; Comrades, your voic - es «3=§ i F ^m^EEEt m£=^=m i = £ -3- 7 clas - sic halls and tem-ples, Hail, Al - ma Ma-ter dear, fade-less and un - dy - ing , Hail to our heroes gone sound a - loud the cho - rus : Long live our comrades dear ! lift once a - gain in chorus, Hail, A l - m a Ma-terdear, —J 9- fi- =r=5TTf r f {£-% mm 3E ° 0 HOT REMOVE FROM LIBRARY THE STUDENTS' CHORUS, Tune:—"Battle Hymn of the Republic." 6 ANON. i^ =f 3=t=* 1. The Stet - son we have loved so long is 2. On loy - al sons and daught - ers Stet - son 3. The col - lege must for - ev - er climb, there 4. 'Tis not for self Old Stet - son stands up-2& vn i=± I cl imb-ing up - ward fast. al - ways must de - pend, is no stand - ing still, on this sun - ny plain. She has a sp len-d id • And she a bril - liant For if we stop a The tru - est life is _• ft 0 ; 0 , • §a? fc*—'—-e=r= £± T ^ t i -^ » ^ i r rec - ord in lus - tre in min - ute we meas - ured not the bright and glo - rious past, her turn to them will lend, be - gin to go down hill, by self - ish good or gain. S ¥ tt^-t_i^EE£ * m And like They stand So get The col • U, M : f = a bea - con star or fall to - geth to - geth - er ev lege that up - lifts -»• ft—* P- P—i I I I = = = of hope she er as they 'ry one and our youth can THE STUDENTS' CHORUS. Concluded. m v n • 7 -j- ^ = g i *: 5 :^ §a shines on us at last, While she goes marching on. seek a com-mon end, And all go marching on. sing it with a will, She must go marching on. nev - er live in vain, But must go marching on. IEEE: F CHORUS. -• R-t -* ^ ry, Glo - ry Glo to Old Stet -(2-m r^—c—r F=F i fc a : » • • ^ i - -gr-Rous-ing cheers for dear old Stet - son, Now we pledge our r fr i u—t?—1~F^E F tg •4 - i 3 = y ^ . * , t r m- — hearts to Stet - son, As she goes marching on. t .#. -(22. • -^ I? i»— » B , ,f f \r^r^\ - j -•T-3-The Green and the White. Ds. LOWELL MASON. 1792-1872. 3==* fit : * = * I * = i £ i=*=i v t s t 1. Come, all ye faith-ful, on this hap - py morn-ing, Lift up your 2. Fling to the breeze in a wild burst of glo - ry Palm leaves of 3. 0 - pen your hearts to our wild ex - ul - ta - tion, Joy - ful - ly 4. Or - chards of per- fume re- joice in the sun-shine, Vic - to - ry 5. Green are the palm leaves that thrill us to mad-ness, White are the ^feE£E&ttSESt=a y ? J -0— 0-dz -N S-¥=& = £ = 5 3feE •i ^—B-«- :^: •-&>--M=Ei± —i^*=i voic - es in tri-umph and sing; Hail to the col- ors our green and sweet blossoms of white, Col - ors for - ev - er en-swell the loud cho - rus a - gain, Fill the soft air with a waves in the ev - er-green palm; Join ev - 'ry soul in this bios - soms that dance in the light, Sym - bols of vie - to - ry, •&• •*-' •»- m m m §*£ 2TS= -0-—0--J- % =fc -0— t F=S=FF jO-J-J-i^U^M 0T^± m jti-0- fr* -•-•-sH-bright skies a- dorn-ing! Praise for the green and the white let us bring, shrined in our sto - ry, Em - blems of beau - ty, of glo - ry and light, glo - rious o - va - tion, Green with the white mingle in the re - f rain, dear land of sun-shine, Sing to our col - ors a ju - bi - lant psalm, pu - ri - ty, glad-ness, Bless - ed for - ev - er, the green and the white. £* T—f- ,-& ,M,f t j = t ?± i COMING THANKSGIVING D A Y DINNER NOVEMBER 25, 1920. 6:30 P. M. THE MENU Forward Passes Off Side Plays The Kick Off A Scrimmage Fouls Four Downs Fumbles Fetch thi' Water And The Doctor 24, 37, (>3 Repeat the Signal Follow the Interference Rah Rah Rah Touch Down Centre Drives Penalties Ten Yards to Go And a Sponge Regular Formation An End Run Kicked Goal The Score At Stetson--All you want of Fraternities, Athletics, Christian Associations, Social Events, Literary Societies, Library Priv-ileges, Holiday Festivities, Picnics, Lectures, Entertainments, Campus Frolics, Gymnastics, Tennis, Foot Ball, Basket Ball, Golf, Base Ball, Music and all the fine things of the Class rooms. AN O P E N L E T T E R DeLand, Florida. To Our Pat rons : Dear Friends: Stetson is a Christian College. The Bible is central in all our use of text books. I t is read daily to all our students, not in a perfunctory way, but with all the formal, careful exposition that one would expect in a Bible school, or in a school for the interpretation of Shakespere or the great classics. I t is read dcvotionally, reverently, and with a view to its practical value as a guide in one's daily life. The ideals of Christ and the Christian churches are the ideals of each professor, stressed in every class room as occasion offers, giving our point of view as tha t of an active agent for. the extension of the kingdom of God and its principles. We believe in Christian education as the only safe kind, and so as the only kind worth while. On this basis we invite your patronage, your support, and your prayers. .We have no funds tha t enable us to give food, raiment, shelter and the necessaries of life free of charge to any one. Our endowment funds en-able us to maintain a high grade of scholarship in our teaching force. We charge a low rate of tuition. Receipts from all sources would not permit us to go on except that our endowment funds pay most of the students ' bills. The regulations in our dormitories, class rooms, student activities and on the campus are as fine as they can be where several hundred ac-tive young people live together. And the order is fine. The students are fine. Your children will be looked after more carefully and strictly here than they are possibly at home. Sincerely yours, LINCOLN HULLEY, President. 

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