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Golden Book of Favorite Songs

Always, lyricist and composer Irving Berlin, 1925.

The stained glass, gold-plated figure is an angel kneeling in prayer with a VT belt. An attached note says it is hand crafted by the Angels of Love organization. The note also says "This angel is freely given - they are never sold."

The heart-shaped pillow has “Love” and the initials “SCN” sewed into it and a pink ribbon attached, from an unknown source.

W.M.B.I. Song Favorites No. 3.

Singing Shadows.

Ping Pong, composed by Paulde Lavnay.

The Song My Mother Sang.

The Storm, by H. Weber.

Morning Prayer, composed by Streabbog.

We Love It, words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, music by Harry Warren.

Scarf-Dance (Der Scharpestanz), by C. Chaminade.

Morning Prayer (Priere du matin) Melodie, OP, 130. No. 1, L. Streabbog.

Melody Book (A Second Book), by Dorothy Gaynor Blake.

American Fantasie, by Victor Herbert.

In Old Madrid, by Trotere.

I'll See You in C-U-B-A, composed by Irving Berlin.

Christmas Carols

Boosey's 100 Operatic Melodies for the Violin -inside page

General Grant's Grand March, composed by E. Mack.

Clarence Day's Life with Father, made into a play by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, potential creator Oscar Serlin.

American Fantasie, composed by Victor Herbert.

Evening Polka, by Patterson, on a list of dance selections.

Daughters of the U.D.C., composed by Maude J.H. Chenette, copyright assigned in 1970.

Alpine Hut, lyrics and composition by Gustav Lange.

Harp Sounds, by Albert Jungmann.

In Twilight, by Carl Ganschais.

Il Trovatore Fantaisie, by E. Dorn.

Metal piece by artist Eric W. Schuttler, VT Class of 1993, inscribed “We are better than we think, and not quite what we want to be.”

When This Cruel War is Over, lyrics by Charles C. Sawyer, music by Henry Tucker, c. 1864.

I'd Like to Take You Home to My Mother (back of Go Home Little Girl), c 1928.

Les Sylphes (Valse), composer G. Bachman, c. 1909.

Rosa Lee or Don't Be Foolish Joe, c. 1860.

By the rivers Gently Flowing, official song of Illinois, by Charles H. Chamberlin and Archibald Johnson, 1966.

Wake Nicodemus, lyrics and music by Henry Clay Work, 1964.

Take Your Gun and Go, John, music by H. T. Merrill, inscribed to the Maine volunteers, 1962.

Love Me Tender, by Elvis Presley and Vera Matson, 1956.

He, by Mullan and Richards, 1954.

May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You, by Meredith Willson, 1950.

Vict'ry Polka, by Samuel Cahn and Jule Styne, 1948.

Till the End of Time, by Kaye and Mossman, 1945.

Sunday, Monday, or Always, by Burke and Van Huesen, 1943.

Paper Doll, composed by Johnny Black, 1943.

Pistol Packin' Mama, by Al Dexter, 1943.

Paper Doll, composer by Johnny Black, 1943.

The Surrey with the Fringe on Top. Music by Richard Rodgers. Book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd. 1943.

Mairzy Doats, by Drake, Hoffman, and Livingston, 1943.

The Marines' Hymn, 1942. Official song of the United States Marine Corps. Piano solo simplified.

The Marines' Hymn, arrangered by John Schaum, 1942.

The Lord's Prayer, by Jorgensen, 1941.