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

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The Index, I 906 1.7 ,Q -'AA ,L .em - V P vggng. N Uh' I A - V .. s li ,Q .Q .7 , ' l il -vi--i- 1. L..- fax-eq? ,,.7f .-QQ!-X K .ia I ' - - 1' Ikfx iifrg 72 -,Zfjf 2, 1 i T P B ' QQ L -- ' F M i C ' -- 1-Q-alt? -4 , f 4 I 3 f-:I el Agia Q 6 J Zee 51, ll ill PP! i X ENOCH A.G ALFRED BAYLISS, Spfingfieifl, ASTMAN, Decatur, President. Ex-Officio Member and Secretar y. CllARLES L. CAPEN, Bloomington. VVILLIAM R. SANDHAM, Wyoiiiiiig. E. R. E. KIMBROUGH, Danville. MRS. ELLA P. YOUNG, 53.1.2 Cornell Ave., Chicago PELEG R. VVALKER, Rockford. FORREST F. COOK, Galeslnir JACoB A. BATLY g. Trilnine Build' , ing, Chicago. GEOR ' ' ' GE B. HARRlNGlON, Princeton. WILLIAM H. HAINLINE, Macomb. JOSEPH L. ROBERTSON , Peoria. B. O. WILLARD, Rnshville. J. STANLEY BROWN, Joliet. W. Y. SlXll'l.'ll, Vienna F. D. MARQUIS, Bloon 14 iington, 'l'l'C2lSll1C1

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The Index, I 906 flln Memoriam.. MRS. HENRY lVlcCOR1VIICK. Our little Normal community, school and town, has met bereavement. Witli the death of Mrs. McCormick forces of kindness and intelligence and justice and fellowship which have long made for good in our life here have ceased to be. The hearty clasp of the hand, palm to palm, the light in the eyes which came like sunshine into our days, we shall not know again. The voice, with its note of good cheer, is silent. The instinctive motherliness, the practical helpfulness, the 'strength and loyalty, that gave Mrs. McCormick's presence comforting and sustaining power, have passed out of our reach. The mem- ory of these things abides with us and will ever abide. Most of us who have lived to middle age have come to know that no good which has every really been, is every wholly lost, no friendship, no love that was ever really our's dies altogether out of our lives. The very beauty and strength of life and love in the dead which make bereavement bitter make memory sweet and give the heart power to endure. Mrs. McCormick's life was sweet and true and strong and loving. lt remains thru memory a permanent force working with all the forces for good bequeathed to us by the noble dead and benelicent-and active in good men and women yet living. y J. Rosli CoLBv. 13

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