Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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Like a linhthowse to whose topmost pmint, sailors, outmard bound, last mane in farrmell, aud whose selfsame steadfast pinnarle they first weleome in return- ing, 50 Sturteuant tower, stuking beneath the trees, bids good rourage tn ifs unyangers, amd again, peeping through the foliage at their re- turn, hails them from afar. PAGE THIRTEEN

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Arross the ramps wmest- ward from the gatrmay--the most beautiful spot on the most beautiful rampus in the West! Geneath droop- ing ratalpas, graceful clings, aud spreading lorusts, over a smtooth, thick greensmard, historic proressions haur passed since the college first began. Seniors haue marched across this campus in solemu robrd lines to yqraduation; student soldiers haue drilled beneath its trees; lovers hhaue sought out tts secret plares; great miu haue trod its slopes. Milestones are added to milestones, and Gime, rurr- thanging, passes on. Stu- Dents come, dreaming the Dreams of youth, while soft minds breathe low over the : vy ranyius the spirit of those an ini Ae en RNS who have goue before. Thus | : they rome, and are gone ere long, leaning a hit of their Dreams to a rampus whose heritage is richer far he- rause they have been. PAGE TWELVE

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PAGE FOURTEEN AIL paths lead to ‘Sous’. {Whether it he the call to recitations, the desire to spend a yitiet hour in the library alrours, or the morning invitation to Chapel rx- errises, “Sours” is the merting place of all stu- Dents.