Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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I Zllnrmunrh Another year has passed in the history of Morningside College, and we dare to call it, the best. I- The largest enrollment in our history, bears testimony to our forward march in the College world. A dream of years has at last been real- ized and there stands on our fair campus a Gymnasium, the Glory and Pride of all Morningsiders. The Morningside of Tomorrow, you may think a hopeless dream, yet with the faith of a Lewis and the ability of a Craig, she will greet us ere we are aware. To those who dare to dream and work and lift, all things are possible. The task of presenting you this record has been a pleasure. Mistakes? Yes. Triumphs? We leave to your judgment. If we would make the Morningside of Tomorrow a real- ity, let us go forth loyal Sons and Daughters of our Alma Mater.

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Behiratinn QI Oh, Morningside, Thou Pride of the Sioux. ' Thou hast been a tender Mother to us all. We glory in thy strength, while thou art so young and fair. Thou indeed hast inspired the hearts of all who have felt thy touch. QI In thy boundless future, we see thee templed with mighty halls-filled with eager life, as the sands of the ocean-lifting the cup of learning to all who would partake of thy wisdom. QI To thee, Our Alma Mater of the future, we lovingly dedicate this, our book.