Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

Page 9 text:

Xu., I-1gf.1-,mqQ.--fv -wr . I , 1,,v ' Swx X XX X X ...xxx X W xxx mXX XX X XX X X SAX XSS XXXSX AV B X-XXX WAYS BE LARGELYRESPON. SIBLE FOR THE MAJORITY OF KNox'S TRIUMPHS AND VIC- Xi TORIES- Xi IX WITHOAUT WHZMIII-:NOX COULD H VE BEE 1 THE XE PAST, COULD BE IN THE PRES- XX 1 XX ENT AND IN THE FUTURE, ONLY SOMETHING LESS THAN HALF OE KNOX- AND FOR WHOM THE LEAST KNOX CAN DO IS TO DEDI- CATE TO THEM THE BEST SHE HAS- IN HONOR OF KNOX'S GIRLS, THOSE OF YESTERDAY, OF TO-DAY, AND OF TO-MOR- ROW, THIS LITTLE VOLUME IS BUILDED AS WELL AS MAY BE, AND CONFIDENTLY ADDED TO THE UNIVERSE OE BOOKS. SIXIS XSS A SMX S X A X N XA X X I X

Page 8 text:

ff . . . ..4.r,,,, Y-J . . l I . 1 I gillVIIIIIIHIIIllHHIIlllIHIIIVIllIlIllHHIHIVIHHlllIIHIVIVIIVIVIHllIVIHIIIVIHIIIVIIIIIIHIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIllIVllllllHIIIHHILIVIIIHIIIIVIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHllIIIIHIlflflllHIlIH!!IHIIIIIIIHIIIHHIII4IHIllIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIllllVIlIIIlH!ilg 'Ls' 'I rf F 2 E , f ' fav' .' 554' 2' ',,' 2,,' -.s' :iS:?m,fl' Aw ., Qgvfg E 55, ,ilk X WI if , 4yl'l,4. f ,4 pr if i fl 7 A r Q' ,Q gf-v'igl was V 4 n wi, I 13 Mr -vu v'J4:u9' 3? ii Q Jr 4 , g,q Qt,- f A A felt... ggfswg u 'g'g:1 2 ' my 4 5 . mfzzx f at Nw .5-3.-f-T' 56 . 14- ffm W-1 E , - y .1 .-...' J. ' W. ' 'A f ., A .,. , v .', Iwi. 'f -'f'Zif'4 .i1'i-:Iliff .'. ,141 .i'?.17', .. -:vip Q., E - -lin 'A ' rw' ' 5i'V i'. filfif ii4al 7'ili f: ,J'l 'i?1ii f .51 3 'iff 2 : . 'flfir-Wi ..-t,'t.+X95,.5fQb'1EFffll uf' 5 Ji - 251' 'WI' 'J '- --'54' 'Q , L ulllgfvil f 'lQ4f5IR, '.'.?5T:'4i1Yf f'LgffH'i'! fiux ' . nfl? if -- '11 1-3' E i .AlT4'w'P 'Va' F, ' V'mf Vmiwg' Q' W ' 'ii' 'i7'fif' 4' A' l ' 'J' . ji ' i , ali r 'um' J 4 ' 1 140 44 .. . a ni? 1,154 If kg wt ,V -A 1'-' 1 . .. .f f- XM . . E .fl 5 , ,gf 101311 iff? 2 U? ,liz 5 ' il'iF3l'W5Yl'l'M M iii 'X v Pffifbgg ' 'i NJ' :.fff?7', .,.. .. up ,, ' -13553:-.,1 1 f , 4- 1 , S- .- .f 11'l:.'3'i?.?'C 4iZ 74 1 1 v i'gQ'f?QZI,i ' , ,1 1 ,551 mf flifq 'fm Q74 ' Q mf. .4 ., gf. fffqifa 5 Af! q if '7' L 1 I .. U.. -A :..1:.,.-, ,,. 5.4.1 -. -mi-----.1f.. 1 ,v . :. .gm- I g vgf- 1 1 . . 5 wwe .W ii 4-iff? ,..A -' 'ff ..: 4 - ef Ax ,gr .. ,.1',f4g. .514 :9g'5..,,r..-5. 3 '.ff--'AM wr-,,.,, . . ., ,, -UH! '1.F'5'7 '.:r,':2v '1-::,nH.'E' 2 r '- . 'i'..0'9' I .1'4Z'f-1 W:'i.1'3z-t.. ' 'I ,ai1.,'fv '. - -if : -lf.--,rwf2,N15i!.11-.3L.1e1,.g:,-,5,,: -Haig?--L . 14-eg.F.f.Qa.pg'a...-.5-.9 'pw ..'.- .. ir:-. 3 '. e 1 .iw--. L . 45:.5w'f'P-'fl mf:-:ff -4r:-w1+f- 1 gr, '7.iL1. 'at Tr: , Hffx aff!-1-,w-mf 1lyr.',. 1 gn u., in 4. S '- a97dT29fi523'if'XVm3?i: i::f' 3 M-'T f 'I Eff L+ 'in 'N ' 5.1l.f'.1'1- ve -,,, 1 ny Z L. -Q.. .. J 1 lj 5565:-U !'-'V GMI? 'F 53? Le it ' E , mai,-7. .'.,gn!y,-,.,,..yl-gy .-4-4: E . P: . 5 .-gg,1at,.gx.'.5-gqgrza .,n.m'..1,5u.m5fwt,,-Z5-,fhivfgp-if .EhZigi-Q5,g1.,f,af-gg.g,?,f:43yjelrl:q: ,ai fiifagzgga'5fg'qQQfE1ff.gs.g.g 5 imilimlfieii' .-ff?4HfS:'il2?L4fi A- ' .- iii- 3:2 ii ' i Em-555. Si' . dffihiix -1.4142 5 f 2 - ' ' I' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' T.'?'.-.5 1 T217 -'-' In ','.'f , . ,:- 7 zlf, 'x.'2,' 'L- 22'i.'lu 1.1 1'Z'5-fxv-5.55.1 .J Q. ', fr. E : .md 'if?f1f,3El5l 7ff .iii:ge-?Q4'i..Jrj'1r1.Q,-J?-5L' 'f?'?f5'i5F 'J1'ff7i'.---, M141 , 5 ,,.73,111:q:-2 .dia y:g.,hlp',1'f E 1 '51-f 'P' i F'.f'7 I 'i 'i 3'-51:21-'1 Ef rfi 2? 755'-E' ' ' '1 'M -'.17:'- 1n'. 'l4 7.3 ' IW H1 HH- ' H-'-. '. IfJ1': E 2 1535353-Q25-We f.lgf2'f'if 'wffffz 1'-,vi-inf.-.g,g..Qiwfiixi' .ffaiivlee JM .-1:9-'fs ,-1 5 2 ',a51.f-Mg-as . 31.13-!3f-in',65z'if:9 amz 1-313 3 I '..gffQ'vifff..F,f5weAA454-vgtf2-'gsfyg-..,ef.w 7 my iifihf' 2 f Lf' :. J ' 'fi ff- -11'-.. ' ,L ' QQ .-' ai-f . .if-1 2' ' 'J . ff fi 'f E E , H a l .: ri.. . I. .-r a ft: 3:5 ?gii2g1. .L:,? 6:25575-:cg E 5 . , ,r . Mwsvv?'ez ' Mg' 'L . . . fag .. A -H31-21-jug 2 . 5 f -. 153 . -.1 2 g 1 Ji 71 334 ur 1- Qfffazf wr'. Qig!:f 4:-Www' ff' ::f5gs:'??!:L:p'r' ' -19.1.1.2-mai ' - d-5'gMi- E - - ' ' we '+P'7f 'ff2l'5's1'B1'1f1l ha1 3 ff-e -1f f:wf' L:f::2Q.ri f v - - wr. 5 aM iWfM .iiwiif fe'W 5'2fff W- 'lf eff' ,ein L f n: 5 Whiting Hall E Q,-v Yon mellow, latticed ray of light But for a moment beams. And Lady Beauty turns to rest, Her slumber rich with dreams. as ae There loom the vine-clad, castled walls That shelter knighthood's pride. The battlements are thick and high, The moat is deep and wide. The massive doors are closed and barred E Z The postern bridge is drawn, And tower and turret, dark and grim, 2 Await the grey of dawn. E -ne ae I 5 And Beauty dreams-her favored knight 5 l E Has ridden far away, I 5 Well armed and mounted for the list . E And eager for the fray. E And as the distant western hills Eclipse the glowing sun, She hears recounted that the knight i 5 E VVho wore her favor won. 5 -F. L. R. 5 , UnlllllllIIlIlIIllllllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIVIIHIIIHIIIllHIHIVIHIllIHIQIHIVIllIlllilllIlIIIllllllllIHMI7HIHHIWIHIKllllllIHIHIHHHIHIHIllll!H!IlHIIIIHIHllIIIIIIHIIlIIIIlllllllllIIIlIHIHIIIllIIlIIllllllIHIIl!llllllilIIIIHIlllllllIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE I r -nm.w.,wn......-,,..,.....,.................,..---n-.-. Y Y . L2

Page 10 text:

-.af gllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIE ITINERARY SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHax'I Pg. ,lilly-.,,I If-am .',,vllI' I ftIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII? E BOOK I E BOOK II E BOOK III E BOOK IV V BOOK E BOOK VI BOOK vu E BOOK VIII E BOOK IX 1i15m5gtIfL 'llEI.-f'I'i...,'.i1'l' IU,2.T1IiIP'M ' 5 'l5jI1umIIH!-5 Iwlwnlnnlpw 5 - SWITZERLAND 2 Which is not quite all Scenery. E - INDIA E Wherein some attention is paid to E certain Castes. 5 - GREECE E Whose pride and acioration are build- 3? ed about her Athletes. E - TI-IE GERMANYSH E Each one of them itself: no one of E them the whole. E - ITALY e ResponsiI:Ie for much of the worIcI's E . Music, tho' not all of it. E - PALESTINE E Wherein one heareth of a Scattered E People. E - AMERICA E Where one fmcis much that will or 5 may not go or stay any place else. E - EDEN ' : The scene of the first two Jokes, and E the source of many others. E GALESBURG E Whose Advertising is worth while. E illlIllllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE - I i 'Y' ,f I