Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Most of us, while ambitious to succeed, do not put ourselves in condition to Tvin. ' ' — Marden. AT MONMOUTH McMichael Home — Residence hall for the young ladies. Dorm- itory serenades, midnight spreads, open house for the fellows — these and other eventful scenes flit before our mind ' s eye. Yes, our heart becomes a bit homesick to get back to the scene of so many good times.

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7 env ) the man who has n ofl( worth doing, and does it well. — Theodore Roosevelt- IN 1919-1920 Across the Campus — A glimpse of Wallace Hall, the Library just before us. The rock in the foreground adds a contrast to the rolling lawn; how we long to get back to dear old Monmouth after the summer months and feel at home once more.

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So live that vour afterself — the man you ought to be — ma]) in his time be possible and actual. — Jordan. ' IN 1919-1920 Looking west — McMichael Sci- ence Hail in foreground, Wallace Hall and the Library. There is a halo about college life of which we are seldom aware until we have left our Alma Mater. It seems like a dream when we have left our college days behind us.