Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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thought for n while lhfe fucully werv going to help us hy So we kflpt ollefre work. but when we asked for this allowing us some c ,., tlwy gave us such f .r l' W , ' ' , 1 .QN ,ff l'-ml, x df: - 6 Ur W' , r .v',. f Q1 ll fr' 1'-ffl ffrf , ro,, A Anv4ll,,llA 1, rl l l- , Q , , N: .V 1 I M ,,., , ,I 33.6, . w ,' X X , V W, r 3, ., . x . 6' ll U AQZQQQZWR T i YI I -,gl , - ' I, lg, - l Q A. . www L lull ' l I ., A IWEN l 4 X.x, . l l . wr 'll All Nrllf n V I , .x,f,.'f, ,N . 'V-' fx 1 Amy V L, r , W -ff ff f 1 flflmf-, l N 4, Q 'Q A' l fig -115 Q 'f'MN -X l v' ll L il? ' I ' lil f H 9 nxl, frm, ffl ? . , f f f lull f l SX NYVW X ll mmlllllff 5 V ll X X .ow l Jr lf:-. l ll. -X C, ff owl ff 'll fifth. X I X , 1 IRAQ?-' lr 'll':-'l , 'flllll f. ll V' I - Q Z ' f lgjlwifggsggf.. 4 ,, f , 1, ll Mo l , 1- ' y it-R' X -If ' n N V-' l :' .o ,V ' X, , ' 1 fl 1 l ', mlm M , l ' .. 'l l 'E'lll'lSl - ll' willy ll l, U it! ll. , , 4 . X14 x ,ff-,ffl .4 V w r-, Wg Nall' 5 lx Qregjlgs.. ,L V gi, . -., x, N., my 4. 1 :xl XM- -2 .wx xl I, 3 , 3 QNkxNRx'fW'5:7:lll ' l:'lll ,z JEFF '- X, pY1'Z 1.'g..- .L'1W,F1Xf fNXfTWf', 4, .-,-' -' - :eZ1:5l ff-77 44f 'g hh' - ,ff l A Q12- n-a2?1f':':Z-EQ ZlQg- .Pix of , Q 3 M4 ' f'1,fff12f-Tiff.. . ' 'X ' N ' f l ' -' , rf' N. i'.:::. 'l f?ff-i2iT:1fi.?'J- n I Pounrling nuwy. Atw'I'i1111f710fSf H We also sought will from the Board but they wlthstood ' ' ' 1 'lt - lilf, and the prevarlcx B the llterfny xppells of thc, U I Ol In C 1 1 ' tlthul borlefiui-ll But like nn- . Q . . . , . J t' F ono of the lm mm-1 mln that it was more clelrmlen ax a , A . l 1 J :lor lions :md n1isrvprvsel1tu IOIIS o quo's ghost we would not down :md swore by tic lll lli I1 the ANNUAI ager with Class of Drake Univvrsily we would yet pu J s A .. - 13 -

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criticising of the faculty will soon make known our mistakes and blunders, and tell what should and what should not have been said and doneg or some strutting, gusty Senior, for whom we have had the profoundest respect, will talk about us in terms not meet to mention in first-class literature. No doubt the corpse of the Sophomore class will burst the bars of death, and stalk forth to haunt and horrify the rest of our mortal livesg perhaps some preposterous Freshman will un- cork his ignorance and go about roaring like a wild beast of the forest. lint yon. O Prep, be merciful. Re-mem ber the if ,M,ts.f,,H. 1. Golden Rule All 1, Mm ii ,N in the days I of your youth. 1 W ' ' 'ww .5 While y o u fi , mv., E N are yet in the Mig. l days of your TN 1nnocency cul- Qfy rl' N. ff'f.'- f ll X- 5 tivnte no evil ltilyk if V . ,E ,hyt 1 :J l thoughts n o 1' ' t'., . ' horde up any lbsif-U X 5 Q ' ill ' blackthreats or ,Ni- Midi! WI '-Q ? tt. designs. Al- N ' ml tho' you may .f' Gs! tongue-lash ,f' RL' if llflfilyirffl info fl 1'u.:':7fe us until we are and then the razzle whipped out, j: ,,,,,,'.g 1. -' , W x X . or ,,f,.. lt t .. fa' ' I N' Nl. wl ai' -Y lt it A yi. 0' X22 iv f f' l 1 ' gi-i ' 1,21 I 0 I! I l 'I 11414 -. fi f, ' ry - , -1 ' ' -1 ., 'MS S . , t , 'a.. -...W ff-'J , ef ff ff' :::ns5e'1s.e if . - 11721, fy! ff., -- fda llp:ueaal'.EIZg2A'.. if f i X. ff ' il..-,-vi f 'L .l:f,yiff 7Z14'jj,? l, f p 4 f ' '9' fl ' I 'f j3 fb-' ' ' . l- li lll'i'll'lMlfQ.E1 E'.'f 'E Q . l' ill A ,V ff' XM ' l:l : '-:.: I 7 1 f',' , ' 'W ff 'H -.v'l,.,f, . nllil..f:.:1:..,:f,,1.- f 1 1 N, .ad 1. .,, , , -.,.,- ..... v, Wigs' ,f ' tMy7Qfl'f,j:?,i gm 1 i h lf? wffff fffff' ' s E E5'?'i'3T'? ,l,1f:1ifof.f.f.favr' .4-E5 h ,Y .jf 1 lf' W -.. :ss--ii, 1-if - L ii '. my ' ' rm 1-57 ' 41 ' ri., .x .1 1 Give us 710120 of your lip and do no! stir-L: in your nose. We repeat, the task has been a momentous one. W

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' ' f E 5 l f 4' X f 9 'f ,if 1 'till l l l l 5 M i ' . if 1, f 1 ' f l A i f lg if 'al r tx , 5 5 X 1 'i I X E -iriifilx 'X '73 ', 'lfQ 'lQ- - .s ,. 5 , x f L yi-' -,-: yyfffdf! ,5,, ff,-, :T-X' Mwsi 1' ' gtw- Mmli 14 WZ ' ,Vi 1- A 'l W mf 5,5 t k 1 , All SlZl1lb0l'llH!'HS. ln editing this ANNUAL we have tried to treat all fair and square: it some of our jokes seem a little too pointed or personal, rennanber others will enjoy themg if you do not like the animal fair consider others will laugh at itg if you do not like the baby carriage Prof. Shepherd doesg if you do not like the Ilolnby page, just consider it is a fair representation. We have aimed to publish the ANNUAL so as to interest all who shall read it. Witliin its covers we have tried to put such things as will recall pleasant days spent at Drake. and days when troubles and examinations murdered sleep and made dreams abound with horrible sights: it may recall foot-ball games, speeches, scraps, socials, contests, long, long years afteryou have left Drake and are associated with the