Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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Allante Q90 V Bi' XENIA MAE EI.I.IS If fate decrees, it's useless to contend! Or should each ever strive his lot to mend? What is to be, will be, it oft doth seemg Yet we are daily heaping dream on dream, And do they 'ere come true? Perhaps they may, Fate may decree to send that bliss our way. More oft, it seems, some future day we wake To learn that we had made some sad mistake. If you be made the violet, not the rose, Don't long to rule as queen, just keep your pose. The violet, even adores old mother earth- So each should strive to make his life of worth. The sweetest Flower is decked with dewy tearsg That life the best, which smiles down cares and fears Though fate decrees dense shadows to your place, The darkest cloud can ne'er obscure His face.

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Ellis Sentara .15-5, f' 1, HEN TI-IE CLASS OF 1006 first came into prominence if I lim 'N in the fall of 1900, appearing with their colors, they an- i mlfr 'ki' , nounced that they were the H Doctors Chicks of IQO6.N fi, i .fi Two years later on the night of june 14th, this same , class, numbering forty, made their debut into Collegiate U E' life, when dressed in white, they took their places upon the platform for their Academy graduation. The following fall, according to a custom then in vogue, the college classes entertained on Halloween. These same U Chicks, Freshmen now, gave a re- production of the Hall of Fame, and an insight into the H lower regions where in effigy a Sophomore lay bound by Pluto's chains much to the consternation of the Dean, while the Hag of 1906 Hoated proudly from North Hall. In the fall of 1903 occured a battle between this class, now Sophomores, and the verdant Freshmen. It arose over a chanticleer who tried his wings in Chapel one morning. Coming from the ranks of '06 he was captured by '07, re- captured by'06 and then secreted in a tool chest. 'When he was discovered a battle ensued, resulting in the dismemberrnent of the poor victim. His heart, however, remained with '06. Hearing of this the Humane society made a hasty investiga- tion, only to find that the chicken had been killed before being hidden in the chest. Q Soon after this came the H Farmers' Party in Pumpkin Holler, and in the following spring the trip to the Indian Reservation, when the class, tired of be- ing called Chicks, adopted the name of H Sioux and decided to publish the H Whoops of the Sioux. This annual occupied most of their junior year but left some time for oys- ter stews and sleigh rides. What the events of the Senior year have been we will leave to your imagin- ation, having first assured you that the year has been filled with works, spiced with jollity. ' Truly, in play, this class has not been chicken-hearted, in works they have ever been the early H Chicks finding the worm.

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