Western Illinois University - Sequel Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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EThe Sequel? 25 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 'on COLORS--Olive-Green and Old Gold. FLOWER-Cream Rose. MOTTO-LaborOmniaVincit. ND v e ri ly I Say unto you. it c a m e to pass in th e - days of Gov- lulmilillll 6 r n 0 1' Tan ner of .Illi- nois that the corner stone of a beautiful building was 5 laid. And io! s t u d e n t s came and went through the corridors and rooms of this beautiful building. And it came to pass in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred three, that a new class of students entered this building and abode there. This division was supposed to be fresh and green so they were r ilfllil called Freshmen, But verily I say unto you, they were not so green as others thought and many larks had they on this, their first year. Yea, verily, the space of time for one year passed and this class began to labor again, but this time not alone, for they brought others with them to en- joy the bounties of the school, and I say unto you, they were called Sophomores, because no one now accused them of being green. And they were proud of their name and of their colors. Clive Green and Gold, and of their flower. the cream rose. They chose for their motto Labor omnia vincit, and were ready to face the world. Verily. they had need of that motto, for their trials and tribulations were beginning. Yet Provi- dence helped them by producing other students from the High School. There was one in this class who was an orator. Great was his fame, so great that he went to Missouri.