Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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The gathering of material for this volume has been the thought that loomed uppermost in our mind whether on the cam pus, foot-ball ground, sitting under the piercing glance of the faculty,or modestly sitting in chapel, in the drawing room, in the society hall or striving to satisfy the pangs of hunger by eating boarding house steakg we have consulted all persons from the fat Alumni to the weak kneed Prep, the windy Fresh- man, the rattling bones of the Sophomore and have been in- spired by mighty Seniors in our midst. There wls work to do and we hung on with QM ii it K x N fs Nlllllnfg N xl main antagonist, we know you will remember us kindly be- cause of the trouble we have given you. To the Senior, when you become a thriving alumnus we know you will be large-lxeurted and generous enough to consider the ANNUAL r f '96 as one of your priceless college souvenirs. To the facul'y we say, if we have riled or ruflled your feelings, forget it and cherish our memory. Remember the way of a Junior is hard and full of trials, and the way of editors is like unto it. Do not call us hard names, grade us fairlyg console yourselves by saying, the time will come when the wicked will receive his dues. So pray that our lives may be prosperous, that our bones may rest in peace, and that our souls may escape tor- ment. To you of the class of '97 we hope this ANNUAL will be an inspiration and bring you Q ,,, S A -lx Nw. -YQ.-T2 MNZX N 1, r rlr x i , J.. S M , .AT Af Q N W1 lifl A' bf! hi A - fe .fe if- 1-':. ET- -:AK .+A W A V l X MQ Q, ,,+G,'-fs-Y?,, ..,. . -,Q 2 lll .il NT' ,QR ' l Efw N1 NA' ,bl 4 - g'- X X , Sw-:NX 1' 'is Li. x l X ll N l , 1 -n N 4 Nl it in -m Q 'Q 4' .4 is Q l A f - i - N un S I fr -I ii gy , 5 X . 5 , 'I A death grip. ln conclusion, Prep, when you become a personified funeral- a sad, broken-hearted student standing on some of the points between the quagmires in thc kingdom of Prepdom and the mountains of graduation, and are oblivious to everything that surrounds yon, take the JUNIOR ANNUAL of '96 and dis- pel all doubts and despondencies. To the Freshman, our mu llllllllllllltllllll In I x f ,fi lllllllm -,sl ,Mu qw ' ' .K 1' f lllll IQJ I0 dale.

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In leaving this book we will say we have done what we Hoping that all who read the JUNIOR ANNUAL will appre- could to make it a success, and hope that you will ciate it and I l ' - i ' - - N wif, Z! I f i IR wi ii W N N is X iti- a 6 el - Imftate us, and make it a permanent organ in storing up coll On you next year will clevolve this work, and let The ANNUAL of '96 remind you You can make your class sublime, And departing leave behind you Footprints in tl1e sands of time. Footprints that perhaps a '98, ege history. Struggling hard with college trials, Seeing, will at some distant date, Leave an annual among the files. being d , remem Jer clndly the class who edited itg this one we will consider it a success and will be 47-rf 'ii' S ' -'ji' :bg 1 fn- -- ' -,, : fx-,,-f ? ' lx 51242: f-I t , -- f '-' 'i - 'W-'dr fa - H . J i -if-,gr-1,'1-:f:..:'2,ff'f'2.e, si 5,151 N- f .. .,,, - -- f , .- ,,,.. -, -- - 1 - -....:L :.4 ,mt T .. -, '-- ?iA f - -f' '-sf--..,:,,-fe ,,- e l- 4,1 ,.. -Q f i f ., ia A 'I Qialilff K -e wi, i :if i' el ,i?fT , l -f'i',Q, fl.Sjf.li54y an ill ,ffqffgg L-ima .i ff ' Yr if 5 . , I 2? . , V,f,g,?f,!,, A K-,Q,:.-Tl, in 3 Q Salisffrwl.