Eureka College - Prism Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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Ye old college bell tolls out victory, hilarity, celebration. Whenever it is heard ringing, the heart of the auditor feels the thrill oi college days-the ethereal, rosy, glowing feeling that is precious to every Eureka son and daugh- ter. The old bell stands in the middle of the campus-staunchly, squarely 'neath the elms. Around it range the five main buildings ot the college. Students hurry by it going to and from class in the bright sunlight: these same students stroll by in a more leisurely fashion in the shadowy moonlight. The old bell reverberates with the soft echoes of the Chapel Choir from the direction of the Conservatory directly behind it, with the lusty echoes of ani- mated cheering from the direction of Pritchard Gymnasium to the west, with the deafening echoes of some explosion in the chemistry laboratory oi the Science Hall still farther to the West. The bell is a part of everything that takes place-it reverberates with the echoes-soft, lusty, deafening-of all that happens on the Eureka Campus. lf, 01,4 5117, ggi!