Western Illinois University - Sequel Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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1- mb, JK 1 or 'Emir ezcgwgep A wings? ali - C C tw i g Appreciation Nthe days that used to be when the ways and WM wiles of our dear Western Normal were as yet new and untried, we were ushered in be- 5'fJlli.f fore the august presence of a sanctum of lead- ers Whose wisdom bade fair to make our better selves cringe. Our spirit was then buoyed up by the tactful solace and good cheer of Miss Mabel L. Corbin, whose memory and friendship we shall ever hold dear and cherish. In the days that followed came Miss Martha E. Hinkel into our life, a friend whose ever watchful guid- ance was ours when the path was narrow and the ascent steep, a friend ever ready with a word of cheer and in- spiration, ever responsive to our cares and trials. In the days that are, as we begin to find ourselves, as we begin to learn the Balm of Gilead cometh from within, as we begin to discern the good and great and worthy in life,-it is that we realize the inadequacy of our pen to express our appreciation and thanks to these two persons. In days to be our thoughts will ever turn to them in grateful remembrance for such inspiration as would warrant the immortal best that is within us. Such to us are Miss lllabel L. Corbin and Miss lllartha E. Hin- kel. CLASS or' 1916 W V p 0 p c T s T s x 4 . v

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1l lyI W8 HH X IIIIHIIllIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIIllIIIIIIIlIIllIllIIIIllIIlIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIllIIIIllilllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllilllllll r Normal Song 'Mong the gently rolling prairies, On a sunny, sloping hill, Stands our stately Western Normal At her feet ravine and rill, Where in summer bloom sweet flowers 'Mid the sturdy trees and old, Sing We hymns of praise to Normal, Home of purple and the gold. Here we may not always linger, Happy school days soon must end, And with feelings full of sorrow Friend must bid adieu to friend. Yet they ne'er will be forgotten, For kind mem'ry shall enfold Ev'ry true and loyal lover Of the purple and the gold. Tho' in the distant future Our paths lie far or near, Fond mem'ries We will cherish Of the happy days spent here. Then hereis long life to Normal, VVith her future yet to mold, We'll be ever true and loyal ' To the purple and the gold. ,JL f - QR.,