Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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lx Qi-X ' lv: 'f ., TT I 'f A 47 7 P NQDHEB M '-., to 6 .93 ' -N..,1.' . , WINNING POEM OF 'IHE CONT ESI J FINLEY CHRIST, 18 On a bare and wind-swept hill-top ' Sloping gently to the southward, Looking toward the broad Missouri- Toward the swirling lVIuddy Water- -., X TN - 1 4 f up if iffy: sa E 2 f j , r c W qu 4 1 v 1 s- ,, V I - The Genesis of Morningside Spirit ill l ' i 7 g Y ii ' J I! Stood a prophet with a vision, With a vision of the future, E With a dream of mighty compass, l V Dreaming of what he would build there- On the hill that looks to southward, Toward the swirling' Muddy Water. X an an on in an an Comes to Morningside a freshman In his hungry search for learning 3 With his burning thirst for knowledgeg With his bounding youthful spiritg With his crude and noisy mannerg And his heart of sterling metal, Though it has not yet been tested. Little recks the bounding freshman- 4 Little reeks he, aye, or wonders- Of the prophet and his visiong Of the portrait in the chapelg Or of those who followed after- Those who strengthened the foundationg Those who toiled, and fought, and struggled For the college on the hill-topg For the freshman, that his hunger After truth should not consume him 3 And he marvels at the spirit- At the loyal, boosting spirit- Which the numbers gone before him fThough their names have been forgottenl T Have bequeathed to those who follow. 'Tis with awe he views the battle With the warriors of Vermilion- With the tribes of South Dakota- From beyond the Muddy Water. I With astonishment he ponders- ,jx 1, 'Tis beyond his comprehension- f -'Lili ,f fi all a l i 41 ' 'Q'