ABIGAIL KELLOG HAZARD [PRINCETON.] 1909

An image in black and orange on dark paper, of Princeton's mascot tiger, with a ribbon around his neck. The text is from a popular Princeton song written by Clarence Mitchell in the late 1880s: the complete lyrics are "Although Yale has always favored the violet's dark blue / And the many sons of Harvard to the crimson rose are true / We will own the lilies slender, nor honor show they lack / While the Tiger stands defender of the Orange and the Black."