Western Illinois University - Sequel Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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E EQ EL VOLUME Thirty of The Sequel, a year-book pub- lished annually by the students of Western Illinois State Normal School and Western Illinois State Teach- ers' College since 1905. The editorial responsibility for this edition has been discharged by a student editorial board composed of Richard Crabb, Berwyn Robinson, and Jane Purdum. The book is a publication of the Senior Class, published June fifth, nineteen hundred and thirty-four. -J

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O RAPID has been the growth and development of Western Illinois State Teach- ers College and so intently have all eyes been focused on her present achieve- ments and future possibilities that scarce a moment has come in which to view the past. The school has now existed for an space of time that measured- by human life is known as a generation, and it seems wise to look and attempt to gather up the threads which woven together have made the complete pattern of the school as we have it today. y This is the more necessary since the persons intimately connected with the early life of the institution are rapidly passingj, and with them valuable information. So at this time The Sequel presents in an historical issue some ofthe high lights of this early period. l In addition the book presents all of the usual features found in yearbooks. This material is organized into two sections. p In one is found matter pertaining to the things which are inseparable elements of the college, faculty, classes, etc. In the other section are to be found accounts of the many activities in which students engage and which lend to the year individuality. --:L ' ..v:,:....-. , - l i .... , E - Q, :guise , 'Au - - . , -S- . ..- -- - 4 Q: --aff he-fs s. if-sf' l ---. . f i as 'fjilftgu - fi ii:-lr-4 1- ' flf- li:- NIT 9- .. ., A -fm . urrugl M Y J- -5 - .ff - .. nm Xi ' J? - ---4' 'J ff V220 1 .,,, ' T- A V M5 ,, - -. -' il-T'-L, 7.4 'F V -Xi .-2.7 ..-i ..?7 ff.g?' - 72 2 :za -Q - me i-1-,age 5 - r ' N jvzf-4 I 5 EJ 'ifiz ., if 1455 'ZZ jf ,Eg -11 555-4.-' , f T .J si ' af - 2' f ,5 fefi fn- aa. p -- ails' 'T . ,- . e - 2.-4: frfirlfhl ' 5 : ' r l: 7355 ffl- lla T' '43-Tv 5' 5 ?- - -L - sa: , p gl a d. .tl-J! 52,534 3 5 .1-. p '--.g..'A 'rf' r T' ' - ' ff- W' Q -qz F 1'Q -E ' S+-T e..?l?':: .,.....s yf- vi-g, gl-lla-'f:: gia fif--11: :: : 'vi e i--3 L .. 'i .leyfx .lbw Q- Y ' Y Q -- gi V I 1 , ' 4 Ag V ' I M 9 ' , -El r' 'W v nf - --e , 1.-LL. s - 'ML -ini ' grpfl-t..L..- ,rig X -, x I -rf--gm--sv--.-N.. ,,..,..--rg.-t,,,- .. -'q,,f- - 1' ,,,. lair. , is .n..-. .. 'A-' . l ' , 4 L 1 1- QQLN 'K -.T YY, , J, f, ,, ' ,jsmfw - f . .w, a1yf'.S- , ,L lf 5 - -'7 X r., . 6Z'f2.fQ:5gig 'lqieff-?Q,-ji 1-Sw.. ' gtg-..., ' 'ri' X- ' , LQ' ' WCM' '?I!Qlf'lff ' 'fr f -flip' ' Qjfffl-4 'f'- '..,,, 4 ' ,--fT1 Q:.l4-g ' :-i - m ' 1 i . -7 Mx' P+ .- fiv. kfitlvxf? nf... I J- ny ,f, ,Vyf -Z4r'n'li - ,EW -jg5V? - .Y in -T: ...'gg'of -, ffl iffy? , .ffl 4 7 g il l, ' ' I., gn. ye G WH IH ' ,IQ Qi 'lg vw,,!lqfE-3? l '?T::-, S: ' T' 'f +-ENE? f' 1-A. 'Vi- ii Hi Zh 'f'1 ff2.ff llfliffi 'V A ffl l 'l'fU1:.f,,, ' ,'f:A,A1A3u, if Lf 1 1 f i ln. -4 I- 'IL . 4 4 - V ' - H ' 2 4- ' ' 31. . f.u 1 , ffl' .fl ff. fl V'i . ff-A ,1w:'r:'f-'-2fF ' 'V A I , f' Y' - . 7 , .3 l Z!! gr'-2. ' v' Hr . ,lvi ':ff'lff12. -. 7 lffif ', '- 'll' J'.ff,2,cc'.15:,f'7f ,'?f'?:'F , f U - . ' 1, If-ft 1 LQ' i E MH . Ylufgiiafjlrl.Z,f,4xfi,fm4'1ff, Egg.. , X , 71 i,fE,!ya51llg1::,Zf! 41. 'ffl' M ,fl W! X g,gx,, , TSC 'jg N I-AA X. mv V,, ,wb it T, .. , I , .. ,1 1 :lx fl if In ,aa , H, y'x..J N... N - - -P' W 1 g f ,, . 4 . la gfwlll:g?2z,ff9HZ525f9gf,5gfalma,My X'-lf. ----L-o !4'?.Zi. ' ' 17f '1f7'1 ' H -: ' I ff' ' 'Q -V5.4 ff? 'Z7?L+ . .. 7 'wa 'W , 4 'Q--.' 1if?- -FT? n'l'4pf-' fa 'ff 1- Hz :TSX vaewmw. X 'E at 'rl f1'WA W v - T ff'-'gafmf 1 if l'! f ' A . X In' ' ' ' M vp- 03451395 'N, - 1 J.: - vig' .I 'I I 'ful n ' 'J 1- s X leg Fifkwlhiffy 14, 'lg - fl- , my willy!! i all ' 6 ,3115 ' ' 'QEMEQIQ 5. ' .-ip ' f' 'N ' TV ' ' 'X ' ' R 521- ' ' aa W7-1 ' 'less-'. ' , . - 1. - , 1 1' 4 ,.'1n.sxbw,. I ffl! Helm - l 'NX ' J, Xaafi. 5 Z-A 'leg .'4ig.'1