Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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-Qbgiraeierisiio Qooiaiioqs. BERTIIA C0E:T U E H t tl I ZAIDEE S31fPLsY: rueas meneceo iepoe, H-Sm assweb. U ..1 , Or as the dial to the sun. In nmogning dl-gang wgi2nllIo5eE'gSl?g:u-yontlOl' Constant as gll'dlf15r.WHtGl'S roll, Whose strains steal gently. softly o'er the soul Whose swelling tides obey the moon. Bug never reach the Waking em.. ' DURA BROKAW: 1 . - . . To you no soul shall bear deceit, L RAMX Gyqg?53,'1gf,y,01. . d . .- , . No stranger offer wrong- Exceeding wged?-lipglpi 'mg ggod Ong' - But friends in all the aged you'll meet, Ilgftv ,Wd S mlt 'th pu ffl' fm l'erF f d1Ug- And lovers in the young. B tt I 0 em that lolfed mm not, u o L msn men that sought hlm sweet as summer Ronsm' SM1'r1x: , , Ze-alous, yet modest, innocent tho' free, MRS' LIAQLEEEEPEERII , Patient of toil, serene amidst 'alarmsg Fromeld fmlti ffl. , Infiexible in faith, invincible in arms. 161 51 lead the i99llf6Ct Ways of honor. A. S. REID' W11An'roN: ' , , Oh! he was all made up of love and gharms, gg fffltdgrrgdlgcgkserver and he lo k . . .- - . - '- , ,- f . o s Wlmtevei maid could wish or man .1 mne Quite through the deeds of men. MCCORMACK: , , Who counts geology and science tovs, PEARL RICMERSI . , , And with his foot the sacred dust dest1'oys. le IS as 2000 HS S116 IS fall' None-fnone on earth above her! CARL WILSON: As pure m thought as angels are, He may be silent, but does not ,cast away To know l1e1'19t0l0V0 1161'- Hls sentences in vain. 1 SWEENY J. L. QJOIINSXNI I ' . 5 n man, me seems, of cheerful yesterda s. A hggywho is strong among men, and turneth not away from And conhdent to-morrows. y

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COFFMAN1 , A. C. GWINN: He buildeth better than he knew. A Lower of strength, Which stands four square to all the winds that blow. ALVA TAYLOR: The kind of a man for you and me! A, L, NIORGAN: He faces the world untlinchingly, Rich in good works, And smites as long as the wrong resists With knuckled faith and force like llsts. CHAS, W, Bum-5 Still be noble and the nobleness that is J. S. CAMPBELL: In other men, sleeping, but never dead, One who battles for the True. the Just. Will rise in majesty to meet thine own, MUnltAY: I HAMILTON: You hear that boy laughing? you think he's all fun, Quiet and distant, tho' thoughtful and kind, But the angels laugh. too, at the good he has done. Endowed with the virtues of both heart and mind. The children laugh loud as they troop to his call, But the poor man who knows him laughs loudest,of,all. BERT VAN METER: , W He was a valiant youth, and his face like the face of the morning P RED BARCLAY1 , Gladdened the earth with its light and ripened thought into action One who bears without abuse The grand old name of gentleman. QLULU Powgns Ilupiz-Axmng Last but not l9?lSt.'l :lf - ' h -36-