Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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Tlntroouction '-7' 1 -nv Q if O give to stuoents. alumni ano frienos a book that will be a creoit to the in- stitution of which we are prouo to become alumni. has been our purpose in the U publishing of this annual. We have trieo in these few pages to present the ZW l L, '11 real aovantages of being a stuoent at Tllllnois---the college with a history re- plete with oeeos of sacrifice ano heroism: with an influence thathas been felt A in State ano Nation: with a wonberful past anb. we trust. a glorious future. ' .. rl ' ' I we have trieo to represent the true spirit of 'fllllinois---the spirit of its class room ano its stuoent organizations. 7At every step we have hao in mlno the A N best interests of the college. but. in no sense. have we intenoeo to exaggerate the real conoitions in oroer to secure unmerlteo praise. Ghis is Qin! book publlsheo for M ano for Tllinois College. we realize that in this Uiig Veoa are imperfections ano shortcomings. but we submit it with a clear conscience. Ulf we have bone what in the juogment of our reabers we shoulo have left unoone. we are sorry: if we have not oone what we shoulb have oone. we are sorry: but whether our faults be few or many the Uiubicon is crosseo. 'Ghe veroict rests with you. Ghere are many to whom we are grateful for assistance renoereo in the publication of this annual. Tlfor the hearty support of the stuoent boby ano the liberal response of thelfilacksonvtlle business men. we are truly grateful.. 'Go Kev. CC. Y.. Ullorrison. 'IDL william Illayne ano Tr. Samuel Willaro. who have maoe valuable contributions to the literary worth of our book. ano to 65. O. Sebree of the Sopho- more class. whose artistic besigns ano orawings speak for themselves. we tenoer especial thanks.

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