Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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Junior History lt is a fact of unquestioned authenticity that September the twelfth in the year of Our Lord, 1905, was the birth of a new era in the history of Morningside College. From that day on the cry was set for a Greater Morningside, and who shall doubt that the advent of the class of ,O9 was the cause of its inauguration. There was a general stir among the upper classes when this freshman class stepped into their places on that important autumn day, for there was something in their face and man- ner that indicated that ere long theirs would be an enviable place in the college. And there were also many misgivings in the secret admiration with which the faculty beheld their youngest brood in its first actions. Organization was of course the first thing to be done, and this was accomplished without delay. Officers were elected and an extensive debate was held upon the proposition of colors. Finally those worn by the founders of our native land, by virtue of which they triumphed in their struggles with hardship and George number three, were deemed most fitting for the inaugurators of the Greater Morningside. Then they yelled their welcome in: You may be rough And have the stuff: Bur not enough To Mm at bluff! O11 those who wear The blue and buff! Yet another difficult proposition upon their hands, and this was to get acquainted. At the Brown home this almost insurmountable feat was accomplished with many peculiar and fascinating diversions. It was here that they first set up that