Doane College - Tiger Yearbook (Crete, NE)

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COLLEOE YELL. Do-do-do-re-mi, Fa.-fa-sol-la sl, D-o-a-n-e, DOANE! A 1 X if L X 4' 5 X XX f DOANE COLLEGE X COLORS. Orange and Black. 6

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To JOSEPH HORACE POWERS ln appreciation of his kindly services to us as teacher and friend this volume is respectfully dedicated by the class of 1905

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4f1m.,Ql 'WWW fi t t OREETINO., X NNN 11124 of the class of 1905. lt would fain creep into your hearts, and lure you may from yourselves to the scenes ol' the beloved Alma Mater. It would invite the stude11t of former days to wander with it over 'T-1,-lf: the hills and dales of the Big Blue, along the winding drives and narrow, wooded paths of tl1e college campus, down by the spring and over by the stone. It would invite him to take a peep into recitation rooms, chapel, dining room, parlor and Christian association rooms, and note the changes time has brought. It would wish that the student of to-day, i11 the accounts of the various classes, of the Christian associations, literary societies, debating clubs, tennis and oratorical associa- tions, and in the stories, poems and anecdotes, might live again the scenes so familiar to him, and enjoy the enchantment which distance leads to the view. It would show to the stranger, and to the future student, college youths and maidens, who know how to have the best of times, the best of recitations and how to make the most of life, whose aim it is to develop equally the physical, mental and spiritual na- ture. It would bid them come to Sunset Ridge, and learn the joys and sorrows of col- lege life, and all they mean to us. ff ii' fm , ,J wi, ' x I ,i l fi ft ,lv fix The Junior Bug comes to you, in this glad month of June NV1t1l the greet- , Q yy, , ,. . - D , ' - C I