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SEVENTY-FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY SONG BOOK
VA%AR COLLEGE
POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK
I940
Printed by G. Schirmer, lnc., New York
SEVENTY-FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY SONG BOOK
VA%AR COLLEGE
POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK
I940
Printed by G. Schirmer, lnc., New York
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NSPIRED by the enthusiastic support of President MaoCraeken, we present this
book of Vassar songs in honor of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of Vassar College.
ELIZABETH R. BROWNELL '23 ELIZABETH S. PALMER '39
ELIZABETH M. MAPES '41 JOHN W. PEIRcE
SUSANNA McCREATH '39 BEATRICE T. SPENCER ’40
MARTA MILINOWSKI '07 EDITH S. WOODRUFF '09
MERIEL NEWCOMER ’40 MARTHA ALTER ’25, Chairman
HENRY NoBLE MACCRACKEN, ex officio
COPYRIGHT, 1946, BY VASSAR COLLEGE
book of Vassar songs in honor of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of Vassar College.
ELIZABETH R. BROWNELL '23 ELIZABETH S. PALMER '39
ELIZABETH M. MAPES '41 JOHN W. PEIRcE
SUSANNA McCREATH '39 BEATRICE T. SPENCER ’40
MARTA MILINOWSKI '07 EDITH S. WOODRUFF '09
MERIEL NEWCOMER ’40 MARTHA ALTER ’25, Chairman
HENRY NoBLE MACCRACKEN, ex officio
COPYRIGHT, 1946, BY VASSAR COLLEGE
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C()N TEN TS
APRIL SHoWERs . . .
BY THE LIGHT OF THE MooN .
CHIMEs SoFT PEALING . . .
CoME ALoNG THERE, OLD V. C. .
DEAR OLD PALs . . . .
DoWN THE F UTuRE’s CLOUDY WAYs
DRINK WE OUR ALMA MATER .
FATHER TIME . . . .
FIRsT You TAKE A COMPREHENSIVE .
FLING THE BANNER WIDE . .
GAUI)EAMUs! . . . .
HIP, HIP, HooRAY. . .
IF A GIRL CoMEs TO CoLLEGE .
INTEGER VITAE . I . . . .
MARCH, MARCH oN DoWN THE FIELD .
MARcH ToGETHER, MARCH . .
MARcHING SoNG (’Ga.inst the Line) .
MARIA MITCHELL . . . . .
MATTHEW VAssAR’s GENERoUs HEART .
OH, VAssAR WITHOUT A FREsHMAN . .
OLD SoLoMoN . . . .
ONWARI) WE MARCH .
PEACE I LEAVE WITH You .
RALLY SoNG FOR THE 75TH .
SALVE (Senior Song) . . .
SLING-A DA INK . . . . .
S0PHoM0REs, THE EVENING IS FALLING .
STEP SONG (The Sophomore) . . .
THE CHAIN OF UNITY . . .
THE HYGIENE SoNG . .
THE RosE AND SILVER-GRAY .
To PRESIDENT MAcCRAcKEN .
VAssAR ALMA MATER . .
VAssAR CoLLEGE . . . . .
VAssAR IN BEAUTY DWELLING’ . .
VAssAR MARCHING SoNG (Come and sing)
VAssAR MARcHING SoNG (Our feet are beating)
VAssAR, WE HAIL THEE . . .
WE ARE FROM VAssAR .
WHERE, OH, WHERE? . .
YoUNG MATTHEW VAssAR .
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CHIMEs SoFT PEALING . . .
CoME ALoNG THERE, OLD V. C. .
DEAR OLD PALs . . . .
DoWN THE F UTuRE’s CLOUDY WAYs
DRINK WE OUR ALMA MATER .
FATHER TIME . . . .
FIRsT You TAKE A COMPREHENSIVE .
FLING THE BANNER WIDE . .
GAUI)EAMUs! . . . .
HIP, HIP, HooRAY. . .
IF A GIRL CoMEs TO CoLLEGE .
INTEGER VITAE . I . . . .
MARCH, MARCH oN DoWN THE FIELD .
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MARIA MITCHELL . . . . .
MATTHEW VAssAR’s GENERoUs HEART .
OH, VAssAR WITHOUT A FREsHMAN . .
OLD SoLoMoN . . . .
ONWARI) WE MARCH .
PEACE I LEAVE WITH You .
RALLY SoNG FOR THE 75TH .
SALVE (Senior Song) . . .
SLING-A DA INK . . . . .
S0PHoM0REs, THE EVENING IS FALLING .
STEP SONG (The Sophomore) . . .
THE CHAIN OF UNITY . . .
THE HYGIENE SoNG . .
THE RosE AND SILVER-GRAY .
To PRESIDENT MAcCRAcKEN .
VAssAR ALMA MATER . .
VAssAR CoLLEGE . . . . .
VAssAR IN BEAUTY DWELLING’ . .
VAssAR MARCHING SoNG (Come and sing)
VAssAR MARcHING SoNG (Our feet are beating)
VAssAR, WE HAIL THEE . . .
WE ARE FROM VAssAR .
WHERE, OH, WHERE? . .
YoUNG MATTHEW VAssAR .
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Integer Vitae
Words: Horace, Ode XXII Music on page 16
1. Integer vitae scelerisque purus 4. quale portentum neque militaris
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Where do all your organs go?
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Are but a minute in a long afternoon
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Our philosophy of life
Will make us each a perfect wife.
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From 1925
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Words: FROM 1935
Music: IT AIN'T GONNA RAIN No MORE
Matthew Vassar’s generous heart
Found a brain in every lass;
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For the good of the Senior class.
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For ready currency.”
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men,
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I know all about the scurvy and the sani-
tary survey and the inside parts
of me.”
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Music: OH, A MAN WITHOUT A WOMAN
Oh, Vassar without a Freshman
Is like a ship without a sail,
Or a devil without the ice-cream,
Or the mail-rush without your mail—
Oh, Vassar without a Freshman
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And that’s a Freshman,
And that’s a Freshman,
And that’s a Freshman,
Without V.C.
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Words: FROM 1935
Music: IT AIN'T GONNA RAIN No MORE
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Found a brain in every lass;
So he made his beer and the college here
For the good of the Freshman class.
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men,
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For the good of the Junior class.
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For the good of the Senior class.
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“College grads are we,
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OH, VASSAR WITHOUT A
FRESHMAN
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Or a devil without the ice-cream,
Or the mail-rush without your mail—
Oh, Vassar without a Freshman
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Without V.C.
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THE ROSE AND SILVER-GRAY
Words: LoUIsE BLATCHLEY '68
Music: AULD LANG SYNE
1. Our morning dawneth on the hills,
A great and glorious day;
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The Rose and Silver-Gray.
The twilight with its dimming stars
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To Rose and Silver-Gray.
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Our night, are passed away,
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And bright shall be the day;
We take our colors from the east,
The Rose and Silver-Gray.
YOUNG MATTHEW VASSAR
Words: AMY L. REED '92
Music: LORD JEFFREY AMHERST
1. Oh, young Matthew Vassar was a boy
of no renown,
He was born in merry England o'er
the sea,
He sailed across the ocean, in Pough-
keepsie settled down,
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brewery,
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And Matthew was a miracle of thrift,
His industry and wisdom when it came
to buy and sell, .
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swift:
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Oh, Matthew, Matthew Vassar,
Was a canny lad as you could wish
to see,
And he labored and he prospered,
Till a wise and wealthy citizen was he.
2. Oh, old Matthew Vassar was disposing
T of his gains
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charity.
It occurred to him, injustice had been
done to women's brains,
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should be,
What a pity undeveloped they
should be:
He considered that the mothers and the
teachers of the land
Are the makers of the days that are
to be,
And if educated better, they could
better lend a hand
In the moulding of the nation's
destiny.
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Built a college then and there, forme
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Mr. Vassar builded better than he
knew.
TO PRESIDENT MACCRACKEN
Music: I'VE BEEN WORKING ON THE
RAILROAD '
Here's to President MacCracken,
Hail him loud and long! '
We will join the hearty chorus
To praise him with a song.
For work or play we’re ever ready,
One in spirit we
Will back our President MacCracken
With truest loyalty.
Words: LoUIsE BLATCHLEY '68
Music: AULD LANG SYNE
1. Our morning dawneth on the hills,
A great and glorious day;
We take our colors from the east!
The Rose and Silver-Gray.
The twilight with its dimming stars
Transfigured by his ray,
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To Rose and Silver-Gray.
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And ’gainst their gloomy backgound
gleam
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So fair dawns morning on our hills,
And bright shall be the day;
We take our colors from the east,
The Rose and Silver-Gray.
YOUNG MATTHEW VASSAR
Words: AMY L. REED '92
Music: LORD JEFFREY AMHERST
1. Oh, young Matthew Vassar was a boy
of no renown,
He was born in merry England o'er
the sea,
He sailed across the ocean, in Pough-
keepsie settled down,
Where in course of time he built a
brewery,
Where in courseof time he built a
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- neighbors liked it well.
And Matthew was a miracle of thrift,
His industry and wisdom when it came
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Made his progress into fortune very
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Oh, Matthew, Matthew Vassar,
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And he labored and he prospered,
Till a wise and wealthy citizen was he.
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T of his gains
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What a pity undeveloped they
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teachers of the land
Are the makers of the days that are
to be,
And if educated better, they could
better lend a hand
In the moulding of the nation's
destiny.
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So Matthew, Matthew Vassar,
Built a college then and there, forme
and you,»
And it prospered, till the world said,
Mr. Vassar builded better than he
knew.
TO PRESIDENT MACCRACKEN
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Hail him loud and long! '
We will join the hearty chorus
To praise him with a song.
For work or play we’re ever ready,
One in spirit we
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With truest loyalty.
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