Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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'Cfbe llnbeg Zf Qilasff nf '99 IJOHN STEWART- A reasoning rather than a reasonable animal. QRACHAEL CROUCH- She is a true-hearted. sharp-witted sister. 3MILFORD JOHNSTON- These were my salad days. lVhen I was green in judgment. J'LYDIA COLBY- Do you not know I am a woman? When I think I must speak. 5BERTHA DAVENPORT- Faithful. gentle. good. Wearing the rose of woman- hood. 'ILIDA MIX- A light to guide. a rod To check the erring and reprovef' 7lIARY SCHNEIDER- '1'hylI1odeSty'S a candle to thy merit. NLILLIAN BARTONf I had rather hear my dog bark ata crow than a man HEADS AND CAPS. UFRANK STEVVART- I do not use to jest. modest girl. HJOHN XVHITTEN- A man. he seems. of cheerful yesterdays and conti dent tomorrowsj' 1'iELIzABE'I'H HAYNES- A rlash of her keen dark eyes Forerunning the thunder. HBLANCHE OAIIES- This acorn must have missed some of the necessary elements of growth. HD. P. HOIILIS- Framed in the prodigaiity of nature. A'He has a head to contrive. a tongue to persuade nndz hand to execute any mischief. 1 91 'ARLIE EDXVARDS- She looked up to blush And she looked down to sigh. BOHENRY BICQIORMICK- I ken the wightz he is of substance gofvtlf swear he loves me. 2 1 BLANCHE ALXLDRICH- Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected. QJOHN PHICER- A happy soul that all the way To heaven hath a summers day. Gad, I can readily see how a woman could admire me! ' 2 9MARY STERRET- 1-,JOHN XVILSON- Tli1liN1-lghli-hCIi.I'ICflIHHILIQU, ' U Do not saw the air too much with your hand. thus, M HI? If her Zum as htm en HW 'S' but use all gently. for in the very torrent. tempest. J- W- GREEN- 1 and as I may say, whirlwind of your passion. you Thou art the Mars of rnalcontentsf must-acquire and beget a temperance that may QICLARA DEITZ- v we It smoothness' Why flash those sparksof fury from your eyes? 115-ELLIE LOVETT- V . r H ?5HELEN TIXXILQR.. A lovely lady garmentecl in light. .There wax a Soft and pemiw grace' IEVVILLIAM PLTSEX'T A Cast of thought upon her face. I will live a bachelor. ZGHELEN XVELLS- 13LoUISE SCHNEIDER- Round her she made an atmosphere of life The eloquent blood MIDA HUMMEL-- Spoke in her cheeks and so distinctly wrought. You might have almost said her body thought. Be to her virtues very kind Be to her faults alittle blind. 'Iburn, I pine-.I perish if I achieve not this young

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Ube 'Ilnbeg 25 ALBERT XYHITE- 'S FRANCIS DWIRE- Then he will talk. good gods? How he will talk. A RDIE HESS- A snappereup of unconsidered trirlesf' WhatZ this man will out-talk us all. ANNIE BEA'l l'IE- Soon would her gentle words make peace. CLYDE BURTISS- Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. JOHN DEWHIRST- His face doth always hatch a grin. KATE CARPENTER- Her failings leaned to virtue's side. STACIA DONOHUE- I advise you. use vour manners discreetly in all kinds of companies. TILLIE ENTLER- I am ill at reckoning, it litteth the spirit of a tap- ster. JEAN VVHIGAM- '1'ohe slow in words is a womans only virtue. SADIE ATHONS- In her face excuse came prologue and apology too prom pt, CHESTER BIARQUIS- He does confess he feels himself distracted: But from what cause he will by no means speak. . . . . . Yet. say I, he's in love. LILLIAN TRIMBLE- Those dark eyes. so dark and so deep. GRACE SITHERWOOD- Ry this day. she's a fair lady: I do spy some marks of love in her. A DA RXVEN- She cannot endure to hear tell of a husband. t'The very pink of courtesy. You can trust him in the dark. GRACE ORB- Deep versed in books and shallow in herself. JESSIE YOULE- Sober, steadfast, and demuref' A RCHIE NORTON- An affable and courteous gentleman. HERBERT ELLIOTT- XVisdom personined and sawed off. Dost thou not suspect mv years? All that I dread is leaving herhehindi' ELMER ASHWORTH- Men should lie what they seem. Or those that he not, would thev might seein none. FRANKLIN JONES- A man who has arrived at such a pitch of self esteem that he never mentions himself without taking on his hat. ALICE DROBISCH- Sang in tones of deep emotion. Songs of love and songs of longing. DIARY OXLEY- She dwelt among the untrodden ways. VVILL JOHNSON- He has that erace. so rare in every clime. Of being without alloy-ot fop or beaui lil A finished gentleman from top to toe, EVA VVISEMAN- HlJNX'I1lUldh elder art thou than thou seeinestifv -J. XX , 4 . ULIYER DICKFlRSON-- 'Does he not hold up his head as it were. and strut in his gaitif' OLivER ZOLL- ANNA XVISE- THOMAS BIRNEY-