Doane College - Tiger Yearbook (Crete, NE)

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1 9 1 2 T I G E R 25 isasewerageeeeaeeeeeeeraeeeereaeeeaaeeeeeases ' wr 332 W 'ale standards the class chose to follow. This. congenial body was emphatically print- ole 'ale ing its signatures and real characteristics upon the immediate surroundings. eye ole Foot-ball stars, tennis wizards, baseball fans, track contortionists, music fanatics, ole ale stage comedians, philosophical wind-jammers, poetic wits societ eaks and the , , .V P , 920 ole sluifers round-table, all well seasoned with the high standard of living, showed ole ole their magnanimity and their gorgeous display in college enterprises. Custom sic ole was dethroned from its ebony heights with utmost vigor. The most desirable sic ole and sensible course should be followed at all times. The class, realizing their ole ole senior year to be the happiest, voted to equalize and distribute some of their -ak- ule duties of the last year into two. After a serious council with the faculty in the ole olc' green carpet parlor, their point was won. A week's vacation was granted them ole ole and the Junior class for the first time in the history of Doane gave a play at com- 1-,Xe olc' mencement time. Under the faithful directions of Miss Hester Thorpe, and with ole 'sie special arrangements and decorations, they, in the very heart of nature presented ole 'sic' Sir Walter Scott's poetic play- Lady of the Lake. 1 919 ole Returning the following autumn, they had only the final march before them. :Qc 'ale They now occupied -the back seats in chapel. With sublime Senior dignity and ole ele having reached a divinely human attitude toward life, they paraded the halls ala ole and campus in a purely upright and fair-minded manner. Some of the loyal ole 'sic ones had left them, n0t.for any selfish purpose, but for a fulfillment of their aim in ole 91:7 life. However, there still remained amotley array, and with these they traveled on. ole M W W W W W AH1 C.P , tt.l df', Hd d '1'F P E Lo niaiiny a suiltdiy vsajllied hdlrriienin despair, Tddl gitzmrdwtoahe diihzlgcdio gfoultjh-iexillglsheogiiedghter '? E Ambition and statesmanship rule Tom D. Rife, Loi-in D. Jones, the traveling man, W W gk, And he'll solve the mystery when he gets a wife. He talks to all students, he'll get them, he can. gk, gig rvlirlieistfer and faogcsoms, deseiyilng Ex crovgi, xgilliam A. -Ltwixlilexi. type in crcftiongv ld C gk- oic x 3 211' H1111 6 11131 911 1S 6 aye 1'0WI1, eiligflitylgfle E! Sl.1l'9 10111 t 9 H 01' Ol'p0I'2.- gk, 'gg Daniel J. Griffiths, that iogieaiyyiiad, n' n gk. gk, Perfectly happy if a Seabury he d find. Llera'Marstellar, that gentle fair queen, 916 G P 1 H H 1 , d practical domestic science she ll dream. E Thziethsieachgnggigfgiign Eltis glaze to share. Eric E. Lorenson, the master of Love, 2 OIC A good eye for business a fine debatq. or Is most highly Reverend, and is hard to move. gk. ,Jig Bring Earl A. Talhelm success, yea, galore. A philosophical Ranchman, a rounderhby name, Dk, 910 Gertrude Lois Handford, so modest, sedate' Is Richard F. Gray, and in that lies his fame. do gk. Charming, deliberate, truth is her fate- Arthur F. Wendland, wise, thoughtful and kind, ,ak gk For three years our prexy, the best we could find. UIC W W W W W W W Such stirring qualities were embodied in this class that it was marshaled into 'sic' E still greater prominence as their closing year progressed. Nothing was more W pleasant than their congeniality and unity. Senior Evening can not be forgotten W W as being one of the principal events of the year. The modernized version of W W Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet was so presented in shadow pantomime, 'DIC 'jg tllrat it wasi a most unique, loriginal and pleasant performance. The Seniors and E t eir rien s spent a very appy evening together. - W The happenings and noteworthy occasions areundoubtedly too numerous 'ale E to relate. Howlever, the loyal glass lbanquets, Day of Prayer sessions, uncountable 3 ive y c ass gat erings a ter c ape, committee meetings, that humorous mock 'ole wedding, up the river expeditions, and heart to heart talks on important questions 'ale 3 of ghef daly, mike a list of rich remembrances that they all will hold dear to the 'ak' en o t eir ays. 'ale W What then is the prime significance of a college course? Is it all in vain? 'ale ':-I0 Starting as Freshman in sorrows and blunders, entering the stage of conceit and ole W self prominence, surrendering that self to sacrifice and service, they return, 'sic 'DIC again to real human understanding. They are the same persons, only changed. 'sic 'alt' A -greater sense of regard, a clearer understanding, a keener mind, a more manly ole W spirit, and atgreater realization of a life to live, form the true essence of the Class 'sie W of 1911. With a thorough appreciation of the days here spent, a fuller realization ale 'tic of a higher purpose, and with hearty thanks to their educators, the Senior class 'ale 1 will work and live to honor Doane. i W W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

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