Mount Morris College - Life Yearbook (Mount Morris, IL)

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I I ment. I I I I I I 3 JOSEPH MURPHY Mount Morris, 111. I A charge to keep I have-at Waterloo. I U I I I I H I I I I I I I I ,se ,se I I I I I I I W M I . , . , If 7 ' I I I I ff , . I I I I I I ' I , Q35 Q9 Q59 S I I e I, ' ' T f I I A I I ff - ' ge. I , , - - - C, - I I 4 7 . 6. . Q I jZMOUN'11 MORRIS COLLEGEQQ are me NQZ ' WZ XCR iL1fe mg HOMER BLOUGH Waterloo, Iowa He draweth out the thread of his ver- I I I I I I I I I I I I bosity finer than the staple of his argu- I I I Us at as I I I I I I I The deed I intend is great But what-I know not yet. IELAND IEMPLETON Oakley Ill VX hat shall I do to be forever known and make the abe to come my own IIIE CLAQS IN G1-LNLRXL Abe Graduauona Oecupanon Educatln the jumors - Ijuture X OCHUOII Domg the learnlng tunt

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Y l 4 'XCR 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I N32 FH ite 222 VALMIE WISE Pearl City, Ill Oh, you flavor everything You are the vanilla of Society. 5 99 .M NETTIE RIEKEN Mount Morris, Ill. Probably a future farmer's wife CPD. Motto: 'KMusic hath charms to soothe the savage breast. 792 5 tel GILBERT UETTS Nampa, Idaho. Tranquility! Thou better name Than all the family of famef' vb! at 1,3 RAY WOLF La Place, Ill. God of the fhotj air. Get place and wealth, if possible by grace- lf not, by any means get Wealth and place. 4 MOUNT MORRIS COLLEGEi ' 18 A

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N!! ifg N32 K Senior Poem lIere's to the jolly good Seniors The illustrious class of '13, The effect of whose efforts and labors Still remains by the world to be seen. .Xlready the noise of the contiict llas sounded its din in their ears. Yet they've sallied forth gallantly-bravely, Conquering much through the past few years. .Xnd now ,neath the tiag of Seniordom The banner of white and maroon, They pass from their Alma Mater To meet life's battles-so soon. .Xt the head of the gallant number Moves the President of the class. In the role of the belle and the actress, It is true no one can Ruth surpass. Then comes a jolly. good fellow Our Vice President, Mr. Shearer, lle pretends he's a staunch old bachelor. lint don't believe all you may hear. Another one of our number The same inalady seems to have caught, lint Horner is asking help daily To aid in putting this evil to naught. Still another bachelor is Murphy Our debater with statements so clear He says he loves VVaterloo dearly And will go there every year. In the ranks of this happy number Are found those of every class There are those who cheer life's gloomy way. .-Xnd make dark troubles pass. ' So if clouds are dark and threatening And sunshine is not to be had NVe'll make a long visit to Ada .Xnd all return happy and glad. Mabel, gentle, sweet and serene Gives joy in her kind quiet way. A girl who is always trim and neat But never has much to say. In manner very much like her Iflizalleth Fike you will find, She's energetic and industrious And to all her friends very kind. And when weyre inclined for music After the trouble and work of the XVe'll eagerly call upon Dorothy day To sing in her sweet soothing way. Nor should we,forget Miss Reiken XVhose fame as pianist is great And as she secures more new music VVe eagerly stand by and wait. When it comes to business and action For any proposed plan. NYe search out NVarner Glotfelty He is sure to do all he can. Ministers too are of our class VVho rouse men by discourses long: Buckley and Templeton care for th By wise exhortations so strong. XVisdom and scholarship have we And one always will be 4WiseH But when it comes to giving yells He is sure to take the prize. VVe iind our homes in many climes In places far and near, But few of us come from the land Where sand and rocks appearg Mr. Betts comes from this realm From the mountains-why don't you He grew up among the cactus Thi? fellow from Idaho. Mr. VVolfe hails from La Place e flock know. From the land where the big corn grows But here he has made his record good And is able to tell all he knows. Mr., Bonar lives on a farm Not far from the dear old Colle .-Xnd of his ability in oratory VVe can say we have some know And here at the last comes llruba QC ledge. ker Wlien vexed ready with some retort But there is not much to sav of him For his story like him is short. Our class with the author makes eighteen, A happy and jolly band .X troupe that is less afraid of work Cannot be found in the land. And we sally forth to meet the tria That Fate places in our way ls For with the lessons we have learned NVe hope to win the day. -Gail Brubaker. N MOUNT MORRIS COLLHGI-EN JY JY 20