Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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N r - A , X a n V Yiwu' f jf? ,el 6 za, i lo ii 1 -rf ex ,H- Q Q um '1 ' 1- ' 1 - y43,,:-331.3 l E i fi ' -ff 7 P A ,V l , C. lg w l L I 3 We have joys and we have sorrows As in other lands and schools, But we still cling to each other For we've Friendship for our rule. You should hear us all on Thursday, Wheim our pep meetings are on, You would sure then wish to join us And partake of college fun. We are here too for a purpose, 'Tis to learn, to live and do And if you would test our motive Let uscome and help you too. So to Morningside we're loyal Yes, loyal, staunch and true, 'Til upon the dear old campus Our four years or more are through. Then we'll boost, boost, boost For the college in the west, For Morningside, yes, Morningside, The fairest and the best. Then all join in the Yip-ki-yi For Morningside, Maroon, And then the nine and fifteen rahs, While the band strikes up a tune. .MMM A Toast, to the Morningside Squaw J. R. KOLP '17 In days that long ago were gone, In times when tribes were few, There lived a band of Indian braves On shores of the Big Sioux. On shores of the Big Sioux they lived, Right near the old Mizzou, Their camp was on a hill-top green, Their squaws were worthy too. H -' r -, . 1. 1 -. -, ' -mlbff g '- 32 15. 4 -- .. . . 'V -1' r ' , eighteen .-ip A ,,F,,f7-'a22.11,-L f fFll20 K If ' -1 , ...... If ll 115 1 , 3 . X l 2 f -f T e' 'S+' s. i 1- . '7ji5A't'fff.,'ff:g S55 , Q Eb igfggi lc it if-fr E fe. - 1 .rg-'?:J,J3, 'N X x ,Ill I if5'C!.72l ' 5 -...W la i I ,M 'iprs 'firifl .-1-4411, 4, -W . Liss-X rx ry. ifyfwhr' , ,- .-gy::f1. .-mr Ax,-.1 , .s.-, - T, nwnvlwuluhnlYNAlM71lu

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' Q, 'T i 'S X L ' v7 . Qfirwi' HV - , 11 ','f I ,'yy7 a5'.t- vor, .-, r1 ' Wvpl 1 s ' 7 ',f', , Xkjx E 4' ri 6 sm , -' Iwcnly Not few the wars that they did have YVith tribes from neighboring landsg Nor few the scalps that home th Th ey brought, ose scalps of h ' ostile bands. 'Tis not for me to tell of how This tribe has fought and wong But mine to tell of just their squaws, Their squax vs that held them one. When shades ofinight were softly drawn, The God of Light sunk low, The braves came up the hill to camp From hunts' they'd had below. They gathered on h t e river's bank To watch the setting sun 3 VVhile shadows lengthened through th -' Their cam fi e trees , p- res were begun. - The fires they lighted in the woods - Come back to us again 3 A I They now are fires of k V nowledge That glow in hearts of men. At first the squaws came not to schooli They in their homes did hide, But soon it was a co-ed school I 7 ts name was Morningside. The squaws now hold the braves in check And point to things above And teach them how to 1 ove to live And living is to love. To them, who have inspired through strifeg To them we hold in aweg To them who give ideals of lifeg Here's to the M ' ' ornmgside Squaw. 11 - , . .mai J' viii? ff I -riff: 2 P FAA ' Milf ' 1 N11-' ?:K,f.11i' j -if f Mist' 5 ' ' S , , '. 1 fmt-T-f-f'e wily ' ' .QfF x'3'-:r'TiT -- Ji :j,L,pv,rdf -1 ' .-kv -..dfi I N, .qf',-Tv' Z -if -i ,Z 4, f -15442:-Q . Q L.: . . a4,.....L.ZZ'.a..a '.....Jm,.,.......i-m-y.w,.