Sons of Marshall
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Term used to describe a current student, former student, or alumni of Marshall University. Also Marshall University's fight song written in 1936 by Ralph A. Williams:
Verse: Proud are we of the history of a very famous man, They gave our college his name because that's the kind of a man he was, Revolution to Constitution his rise to fame began, He was the fourth Chief Justice and a true American.
Refrain: We are the sons of Marshall, Sons of the great John Marshall, Year after year we go to Marshall U., Cheering for the team and gaining knowledge, too. Proudly we wear our colors, Love and loyalty to pledge, Sure from far and near you always hear "The Wearin' of the Green," But it's the Green and White of Marshall U.
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