Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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f- citternd n ke t now yynlu ootprintd (JSut Somehow, the cold snow patterns seem to link The past we loved to those of us who stay And wonder sadly as we pause to think, Where are they now, whose steps have marched away? Where are the snows of yesteryear? — and then, Know that, like snow, thev too will come again.

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K entep oP nowledaey ( entet of y rt . . What makes the Fine Arts Building so important? Well, n t only do w e have most of our classes here, but this building also claims the privilege of housing our senior girls. On cold days we outsiders envy the Phi Alpha Beta girls their opportunity to dash to class sans coats and mittens, simply sprinting down- stairs at the last minute bef(jre the whistle l)l. .ws. All roads, they say, lead to Rome. . . .and it seems as if all walks lead to the libe. And why shouldn ' t they? That ' s where we register for our courses, do our studying, pav our bills. Mh '

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lie Cjfeen Atnd Ljold LJf prin We pledge allegiance to the flag Of the United States of America, And to the republic for which it stands, One nation, indivisable. With liberty and justice for all.