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

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CLASS SPEAKERS, 1903

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'Gbe llnbeg Q1 ir Mary Priscilla Davis: Oh, what a horrid Word to come from such a pretty mouth. 18 Russell Dawson: The Wind may rave, the rain may fall liut thou art happy through it all. 19 Bertha Elizabeth Denning: XVl1ose Words all ears took captive. 97 20 Dora Susanna Duncan: To see is to love her, To love hut forever. 21 Edith Belle Edwards: She shall be sportive as the fawn That wild with glee, across the lawn Or up the mountain springs. 32 2 Belle Fairiield: Her froyvns are fairer far Than smiles of other Wo-men are. 23 Maude Fairfield: A lady with a lamp shall stand In the great history of the land A noble type of good Heroic womanhoodf' 24 Kathryn Lorena Foster: She was a phantom of delight 'When first she gleamed upon my sight. 25 Charles Henry Francis: None knew thee hut to love thee Nor named thee but to praise. 26 Mae Gifford: XN'hat will not Woman, gentle woman dare Vvfhen strong emotion stirs her spirit up. 27 Anna Gillan: f'Her checks so rare a white Was on No daisy makes comparison. 28 Lucy Walker Gilmer: There is color in her cheek There is courage in her eye. 99 29 Christena Heritage: A heritage it seems to me A king might Wish to hold- in fee. 30 Harriet Hetiield: She has a voice of gladlness and a smile And eloquence of beauty. 31 Julia Holder: Of all the girls tha.t are so smart, 'lll1QlE'lS none like smiling Julia. 32 Mary Lillian Hughes: Her voice is low and hard to hear Unless perchance you are quite near. 33 McNeal Cole James: He does confess himself destracted But from what cause he will by no means speak Yet, say I, he's in love! 34 Irene Johnston: :Clearly. a superior Woman. 35 Mary Kemph: Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. 36 Howard Baker Kingsbury: T shall he like that tree I shall die at the top. 37 Matilda Klotz: Man delighteth not meg-no, nor Woman either. 38 George Laierty: Pain would I climb Yet fear I to fall? 39 Guy Lisk: Him of the Westein dome, whose weighty sense Flows in Ht Words and heavenly elo- quencef' 40 Ada Victoria McCall: As for coquetry, she disdained to wear it. 41 Laura Masters: She is pretty to Walk with And Witty to talk with And pleasant, too. to think on.

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EDC 42 Esther Cook Mohr: A countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet. 43 Loretta Moynihan: heart is true as steel. 44 Nell Alma N ollen: She doth little kindnesses, Wliich most leave undone or despisef' 45 Mabel Pennoyer: 'iln truth together do you seem Like something fashioned in a dream. 46 Esther Pfeil: INhat is the little one thinking about Very wonderful things no doubt. 47 Harry Ambrose Perrin: VVhat a fine man Hath your ta.ilor made you! 48 Caroline Beverly Service: Mistress of herself, though China fall. 49 Ruth Simison: Measure, not man, has always been my I mark. 50 Margaret Olivia Skaggs: Earth's noblest thing--a woman per- fectedif' 51 Edna Mae Skinner: The lady doth protest too much, me- thinks. 52 Eva Dorcas Smith: The woman that deliberates is lost. 53 Marian Bernadine Smith: Angels are painted fair, to look like you. 54 Vera May Snow: Is she not passing fair? 55 Lida Spencer: If ladies he but young and fair They have the gift to know itf' llnoeg 23 56 Elizabeth Dominica Sullivan: He is a fool, who thinks by force or skill To turn the current of a woman's will. 57 George Henry Stauter: Oh, eveellent young man! 58 Albert Conlee Stice: Alas! how light a cause may move Dissension between hearts that love! 59 Walter Marion Vaughan: An ahridgement of all that is pleasant in man. 60 Carl Augustus Waldron: I-Iis cogitative faculties immersed In cogitundity of cogitationf' 61 Frances Waldron: Do you not know I am a woman, when I think I must speak? 62 Edward Palmer Watrous: A proper man as any one shall see in a summers day. 63 Anna Magdalene Weimer: 'i'he most precious things are in small packages. 64 Roy Webster: Hut man. proud man Dre-st in a little brief authority. 65 Alda Lenore Wilcox: The rude sea grew civil at her song And certain stars shot madly from their - spheres To hear the maid's sweet music. 66 Helen Olga Woltmann: Fair as a star, when only one Is shining in the sky. 67 Lucy Worley: I-Ier eyes as stais of twilight fair: 1 v Like twilight too her dusky hair. GSS Noah Young: Renedick, the married man.