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Kearney State Normal Sghool 
 
 This little booklet, representing the Kearney State Normal 
 School, some surroundings, and activities, bears greetings 
 to the school people of Nebraska. 
 
 Summer session opens first Monday in June. 
 
 Regular year opens second Monday in September. 
 
 For free catalogue and other information write to 
 
 George S. Dick. President 
 
 Quarterly Bulletin, February, 1917. Vol. X. No. 1. 
 
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A photo of the beautiful Platte River Valley. The Platte River in the distance. The Lincoln Highway, paved, marked by line of trees running east and west. The first power cana 
 
 GOLOR SONG 
 
 Written By Clarence A. Murch. Tune "Fair Harvard" 
 
 Afar in the west where the green valleys run, 
 
 And the sweeping hills dip to the plain; 
 Rise the gray storied walls of the home that we 
 love- 
 Alma Mater! We hail thee again! 
 'Neith thy shade we have gazed over valley 
 and plain 
 On the scenes that enrapture the eye; 
 And our hearts thrill with pride as the Blue and 
 the Gold 
 Proudly floats 'gainst the evening sky. 
 
 Oh, proud be thy future, enduring thy fame 
 
 As the years on swift current roll by; 
 Never dimmed be the luster that banner bespeaks 
 
 That now floateth so proudly on high. 
 Thy sons and thy daughters for Truth and the 
 Right 
 
 Stand ever till time shall grow old; 
 Entwined 'round their hearts with dear mem- 
 ory's chains, 
 
 The loved banner of Blue and of Gold. 
 
 Then raise we our voices on pinions of song, 
 
 Alma Mater, thy praises to sing; 
 Through the years as they come and the years 
 as they go, 
 May thy glories enduringly ring. 
 And the colors that stand for Truth and for 
 Worth 
 Still float as the years are unrolled; 
 And we'll cherish, wherever we wander on 
 earth, 
 Our loved banner of Blue and of Gold. 
 
: Nebraska, seen on both sides of center. Scene of the Overland and Oregon Trail of the gold seekers of '49. City of Kearney and Normal School in background at extreme left. 
 
 THE BLUE AND GOLD 
 
 Written By Clarence A. Murch. Air "Vive la Armour" 
 
 Come cheerful companions, your voices unite, 
 
 Here's to the Blue and Gold! 
 The beautiful banner that gladdens our sight, 
 
 Here's to the Blue and Gold! 
 Then here's to our colors, the fairest and best, 
 And here's to our Normal, the pride of the West! 
 
 Here's to the Blue, 
 
 Here's to the Gold, 
 Here's to the Blue and Gold! 
 
 Then cherish the banner that blazons our way, 
 
 Here's to the Blue and Gold! 
 Our loved Alma Mater forever and aye! 
 
 Here's to the Blue and Gold! 
 Then here's to our colors, the fairest and best, 
 And here's to our Normal, the pride of the West! 
 
 Here's to the Blue, 
 
 Here's to the Gold, 
 Here's to the Blue and Gold! 
 
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 KEARNEY YELL 
 
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 Kearney Normal, Ne-bras-ky ! 
 Normal, Normal, Rah! Rah! Rah! 
 Kearney Normal, Ne-bras-ka! 
 
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