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

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ZII52 HHGQX soars 9194 555500 1902 E6 E o :U F7 E A o E :D F' EoTIoN A! What a mass of recollections, of battles, of victories, of doubts and fears. bound up in that little title! 'When we entered school, many of us just from the country, we looked forward with great expectations to the time when we would be known as Section A, the great and worthy seniors. Even the faculty recognize our greatness. calling us the cream of the schoolf-tho one member of the faculty says that cream is sometimes called skum. We have in our ranks vocalists, musicians, debaters, orators, and politicians. To defend us from the onslaughts of our enemies we have our Champion: then too, as is found in all organized industries, we have our Foreman, who looks after us, seeing that we have enough to dof-tho this is not a very difficult task, our faculty look after that part. Some persons, inaliciously inclined. may say we are Green, but for that We do not care. Others may say we are too Gay. but that is to be expected from such young 1299 people as compose Section A, the Moore the merrier, you know. In our varied and wide experiences, we have learned that there is unity in every- thing, even in Section A, tho within this unity there is great diversity. In one thing we are united,--that Rosenkranz is a treacherous river to wade through. After passing this ditlicult point of our journey we are ready to take a quiet rest and breathe with a little more freedom. Soon we shall leave our dear old Alma Mater, yet We shall not forget her, nor the many pleasant times We have had under her protecting care: and we shall be glad to 26

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retrace our footsteps, and Visit lter again in future years, to gain new inspiration for our life work. 'Fllt'll wnen we meet in future years We'll tlriuli at cup o' kindness yet For auld lang' syne. and recall those many fond retnetnbrances of our life as Section A. l aulfmfdf - SEPTEMBER me 7- Boslough and 320 other children start to school. Postoffice crowded with students writing to papa that they arrived here safely. 8- Work began. Vidette Board meets. Neb. tries to make a date for Sunday night. 9- Ropp smiles. Wickersham and others begin to flunk. Miss Crouch elected president of Wrightonia. 10- Walt becomes prominent. Boslough looks homesick. 11- Jones unable to make a date Sunday night, declares he will sing at society. iz- Sparks,Waggoner, Pollock and Denning began inflicting so' cieties with their warhling. 14- Manchester yawns at Gen. Ex. Miss Fontaine began selling lecture course tickets. 'IIIIUQX 16- Tommy complains about the length ofthe Latin lesson. 18- Lecture board IUCCIS at lZ:2tl. Webster caught studying. 20- Florence Hamilton, Boslough and Miss Persinger homesick. 21. Boslough meets Jessie Simmon. Murphy loscs his Algebra. Fortniglitly Club organizes. Tommy writes to Hinds St Noble for Pony. 25- Fatulty receives Section A at reception. Lebeuue shines his shoes. 26- Library talk by librarian. 28- Pres. Felrnley warns the students not to stop thc llow of water in the east hall fountain, but to cease the flow of conversation. 29- Mr. Downey inquires the best way of putting out the gas in tltc Laboratory room.