Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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JOHN ALMAN. Graduate Wilsoii High Sehoolg Editor-in- Chief of Advaneeg Business Manager of FrontierUg has been president of Delphian Literary Soeietyg active in base ball and tennisg president last yez1r's lecture course committee. Receives degree of Ph. B. SYLVIA LYNN. Sylvia Lynn graduated from Salina High School in the spring of 1903, and the fol- lowing autumn entered the lVesleyz1n, where her wurk has been of the best. Al- though she has not fully decided on her future work, she is contemplating a tho- rough musical education. She now receives the degree of A. B.

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EUNA ARRASMITH. Euna Arrasmith graduafted from the Normal Department of this college in 1903, and will now receive the degree of A. B. Miss Arrasmith finished the work of the High School of Belleville, Kansas, in 1899, and served as principal of that school. She will continue her Work as a pedagogue. JESSIE GEMMILL. Jessie Gemmill graduates with the degree of A. B., and will endeavor next autumn to instruct the youth of kansas. She is a member of the Athenaeum Literary So- ciety. She was a member of the class of 1903 of the Salina High School. MARIAN HOLLEN. Marian Hollen is one other of the Salina High School graduates who will have com- pleted ithe college course. She will receive the degree of A. B. Miss Hollen has been a factor in the life of the college, having been president of the Zettagathean Literary Society and active in Y. W, and oratorical Work. '

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Half a dozen, half a dozen, And still, still another, Ran their college race together, Voicing each the other. Every power have they developed, Yonder heights to keep enveloped. Great men who have gone before Round the world their 'fame to soar, Astonishecl, now stand and gaze Vexed at their own stupid ways. Everything their eyes behold, Seems to praise this Senior bold. Guess for us she'll set a pace E'en in which the future race May lind a goal both wide and high, Much beyond the vaulted sky. I say the stars compared to thee, Luminous Senior, look dark to me, Lost in shadows cast by thee. Hush you Normal and you Prep, Off the campus, bend your step. Like a frog spring in the brook, Lest a Senior on your look. Each of them, tho' great he be, Ne'er can stand to look on thee. Lives of Seniors now remind us, Yonder heights are ours to climb, Now departing leave behind us, Nailprints on the roosts of time. All days are not so drear and lonely, Love reigns, and I think of Nellie only. My hope now clings to that coveted tii C n As out of my Alma Mater I climb, Nichols no more I'll bet a dime! Ah, the tall and stately Senior, Rah, the grim and pretty Senior, Rightly higher, higher, higher, Aims, she now to rise and hover. Smiling, sweeter, sweeter, sweeter, Man to catch and keep forever, In the stream where she is drifting, Through a valley grown with flowers, Happy there to dwell forever. ey