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

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ilbc Ilnbeg so Igc EDIIIUBIS jarrlnnll. 6.5.99 X W 2- ' UMRADE5, leave me here a little, if ' while as yet the day doth last. gg' Leave me here, and I will sadly cogi- gp tate upon the past. 2 -fly 'Tis the place, and all around it, falls u f- K the rain with gentle thud, . ' ' , And the student, absent minded, for- mally plods through the slip'ry mud. Many a night from yonder gloomy casement. ere I went to rest, Did I look on muddy pavements. and I vowed they were a pest. Many a night I saw the moon rise, bright and sil- very in the east, Many a night I have seen stars, too, when I fell on sidewalks greased. Here I worried over physics, and in spelling daily toiled, And with algebra I wrestled, till with rage I fairly boiled: In psychology I blundered, making statements strange and wild, Into chemistry's dark mysteries, I was led Us by ll child, Thus o'er problems deep I pondered, and in civics I was wise: In zooiogy l gloated over bugs and bees and llies, And o'er historyspage I feasted. and in litera- ture I dipped, Many a time. and oft with glailness, of its honey dews I sipped. In the spring. a loftier wisdom. beams from out the Seniors eyes. And he goes to see the tailor. and his hopes begin to rise. In the spring his mail increases. and his stately stature. too: And he fishes for positions: but, alas! his bites are a few. Many a morning, bright and early, did we meet the school law man, And he llunked us, for he loved to, since to teach here he began. But our vengeance was not wanting. for he. too. felt very liat. XVhen we had him at our mercy and he fanned out at the bat. IVE have won a reputation. while we've toiled in lea rning's hall: First of all in art of scrapping, champions. ton, at basket bali.