Des Moines University - Pacemaker Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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.ez 12- K A 1 x l J i A tl tl 102 175 at--lv it -' lnfl 'Y llx. kwa! ' i lat if if Ye Senior Class, Des Moines College. We offer you our sincere congratulations as you leave us. Your commencement is in a glorious time for living. We propose to you as a life mission THE QUEST OF PERFECTION! This is the course of all creation. Seeds reach up towards flowers, eggs throb into songsters, and man moves upward into his divinity. If you would live in the line of eternal progress cultivate THE GRACE OF RETROSPECT! This is essential. A surveyor begins his new day's toil by setting his instrument to catch directions and levels of all his yesterdays. Set your minds to know the trend of history, the spirit of men who shaped the course of civilization, and so understand the finger pointing of the past. You also need THE LURE OF PROSPECT! A vision is necessary. Seers look beyond. They foresee undiscovered values, cities coming down from God out of heaven, and a new creation. Behold the marvels in vision land. There is the pull of perfection upon our minds as there is of sunlight upon seed in soil. Eye hath not yet seen nor ear heard what is still to be revealed to him who keeps the open soul. Add to these THE INTENSIVE INTROSPECTION! We toil midway between the eternities. Eden is behind us. We are not faced towards it. But we are headed in the direction of a perfect life. Let each hour's toil be in exact line with the trend of God in history: of the kind that shall abide in the per- manency of perfectiong and so performed as to give satisfaction in the retrospect a thou- sand years hence. We offer you, finally, our F ARE YE WELL ' Your heritage is glorious. Your present possessions are priceless. Perfection lies in the future. Your equipment is sufficient for any emergency. May life's richest joys be yours!

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Q s , W , 'n . 1 A 'ici IC-' li xr 'ry - ,fill MYRON W. BEATTY Cedar Rapids, lowa Clionian Y. M. C. A. The flower of mcelfness on llxc slem of grace. BLANC!-IE A1.FARET1'E CALVERT Des Moines, lowa Aelioian Y. W. C. A. ll'l.sely anal slow: lliey slumlzle llral run fasl. A. Lorem CASE Council Bluffs, lowa Nawadaha Y. M. C. A. Ass'l Mgr. Grange and Black College Male Quarlelle Pi Alplia When a larly's in llie case, You ll-non: all other lhings give place. FRED E. DEAN Glenwood, lowa Clionian Y. M. C. A. Ass'l Editor Orange and Black College Male Quartelle Debate 'I3 Dramatic Club Second place Oralorical 'I3 Exceeding lvlsc, fair spolgen aml persuading.