Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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Gilman nf 1921 A quiet reigned beside the sleepy Nile, And in Osiris' temple all was still, The priestesses and priests were out for lunch- But pshaw! I don't see just why we should care, Our scene is laid on high Olympus' peak VVhere, far above the circling rim of clouds That served them for a window shade, the gods Were seeking, in a nectar-shop, relief From Phoebus' burning rays, Athena sat Beside a table in a farther corner, where She might take off her helmet and cool off Without her reputation being lost. A little stir among the drowsy gods, That compassed her around, made her to start And put her helmet on again, awry, For this betokened that another deity VVas newly come, and he might notice her. He did, for it was Hermes, and he called: My errand is with Pallas, go to sleep! Said Pallas, trying hard to choke a yawn, Say tell me what, if anything, you learned, Of Hillsdale College and conditions there. VVhat cheer? Here's how! and clear across the room They blew the amber-tinted nectar foam, A The Messenger Immortal heaved a sigh And thus addressed Athena: t'Gee, that's good! In Michigan-but now about the thing years ago, in 1917, right away You sent me for. About two A class of Freshmen entered, They held a meeting, and for motto chose this it was: A ringing well-known slogan, I VVILL! and since, that class has labored hard To live up to the spirit of the words VVhich they say means determination, 'ito plan, And show the will to carry out the plan, For anything which might do Hillsdale good. They do not claim to be invincible And if they did, why, it would not be true, But still from every loss, they count it gain To rise again, more sturdy than before, And they've had victory, too, and more than once, But more they vaunt the fact that to the school Their loyalty is all unquestionedg there They ind a field for strenuous essay- The Luxury of Struggle calls to them And they are quick to answer it 'AI WVILL, And- Hold! cried Pallas, snatching up her spear, Unmindful now of heat-her interest Arousecl by Hermes' words, HI go straightway To visit Hillsdale and to see the class Of nineteen twenty-one and to give to both My' blessing and assurance of my caref' And Hermes dozed and brushed a fly away. WILFRED MAUCK. l I Page Tlzirly-three