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

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Gladly have We learned-and in the learning, we have increased our capacities, developed our intellects, broadened our judgments, deepened our friendships, heightened our visions-so gladly will we teach. 28

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FENTON PHELPS ISABEL ADAMS DOROTHY RODMAN VIVIAN LAWS President Vrlce-President Secretary Treasurer The Senior Class met early in the school year and elected the following officers: President, William Litwillerg Vice-President, Joseph I-I..Robinsong Treasurer, Vivian Lawsg and Secretary, Dorothy Rodman. Later in the year Mr. Robinson completed the work required for his degree and began to place his educational theory into practiceg and Isabel Adams was then elected to the vice-presidency. At this same time another office was to be filledg for 'fCaptain Billl' had whispered to one of the charming Senior Col- lege girls these pleasing words: Take the Dean's philosophical advice, my dear, and keep house instead of keeping school. Fenton Phelps was persuaded to take up the duties of president after it was pointed out that the recent office of Mr. Litwiller might have had some vague connection with his good fortune. The calendar of events for the school year shows that not quite all the time was spent in conning mysterious pages and writing lesson plans. School affairs were many and were thoroughly enjoyedg and at these pleasant meetings with schoolmates and members of the faculty was learned much of life 's wisdom-'fa wisdom neither writ in book nor carved in stone. Of course the time-honored customs of the school were carried out will- ingly. The INDEX staff was selected and started work early. The senior themes appeared after weeks of toil and worry. The members of the cast for the annual play began in due time an earnest. preparation of HThe Piperfl Plans for com- mencement week were eagerly made. One hundred thirty-two seniors have earned normal school diplomas. Twenty members of the Senior College have completed sufficient work for the degree. Thus, a total of one hundred fifty-two students have been prepared to enter that profession wherein the worker's greatest reward comes from knowing that he has been of service to others, . The gray clairra breaiksg the mist gives way to sun-tinged sltiesg Jlany a field of life before each worker lies. Anal when the harvest comes more wealth to holcl hath he Who foils not all for self but for humanity. 30 -., nf. 1-in -.1 1 4.nru.v.-nan-.cur , ,,.,. ..,, . .- ,,.. ,g.- -,..--.... lj- I - 'ga Q 1,11 ll, ,' ii' H 'Y AY 1 . I , V '. T -i K..-1' 'L - .............., -'-.-.-- . -' '- '-:.' -f f ,- V W ,. ..- ,-H..-u.-uvrn-.f..vu-nu.u.-.asp