Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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9' Qnnountement hese pages hahe heen rompileo in oroer to portray in lifelike reality the Rube of the Sioux. Glo the Stranger, me hope this 'hook mill oeeply impress upon him what JHELQE. means as an Zllma jllilaterg Glo the Stuoents, here: in are tontaineo one year's reroro of illlollege life rnhirh you helpeo make: Glo the Zllumni anh QEx:stuoents me bring greetings from your heloheo Zllma mater: Qlio all, me hahe trieo to set forth in these pages jllllorningsioe ano the spirit that oominates this great Qlollege. we hope for all these things, hut if this hook stanos as a memory of the past ano a glanre into the future of a greater Qliollege, me shall oeem ourseltmes sutresstul

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Page 10 Qlma mater Sing the praises of dear Alma Mater, Tell of her heroes bold, Lift your voices, the chorus swelling, All her glories now unfold. V Chorus Then cheer for dear old Morningside! To thee we pledge anew Hearts of faithful love, now and forever, Thy loyal sons and true. VVe love thy halls of learning, And where'er we roam, We will cherish the friendships endearing, Fair Morningside, our home. Hear our vow, O Alma Mater, Ever to honor thee, At thy call loyal service we'll offer, For the glory of old M. C.