Muncie Normal Institute - Arbor Vitae Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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-Z 'T Morro: UUE GREATEST fum I5 THE Amor TRUE EXPRESSION

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Gm f - SCIENCE-H'ee ICJ Ode to the Germ Wcc wcirrl. wicked. Ql'llL'3lbIllL' thing, lluw like thc witch you himlc Xtilll' time Your lnluvr dire intent to hrin: l.ltcs Sllllilli. Dcuth in cxcry clinic. lluw likc thc lllllls ul' llaulcs' xonc. Guided hy :nn unseen power. You stent unseen in every home. .Xn imp of hell is what you ure. George li. Swain. A College Psalm Blessed is the student that wzilketh not in the counsel ot' the loat'er, nor stundeth in the hulls hetween classes. nor sitteth in the wrath ot' the Pro- fessors. But his delight is in the law of M. N. I., and in this law cloth he stew day and night. He shall he like u house huilt upon the rock ot' ages. And all the vices under heaven shall not keep him fl'0lll his reward. It is not so with the sluggurd. He is as ll blighted peanut. .lust u pop and his worthless shell is tossed on the shore hesiile life's unresting sea. 'I'heret'ore the ullllllllllyn shall not stand in the quiz , nor fools in the congregation of graduates. For it is possible to deceive some ot' the people some of the time but not ull the people all the time. -C. C. J. 35 i' .6

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Pictures of Memory S the years gliile hy anal we look hack upon our school ilays, ot' all thc , W things which lenml a charm anml enchantment to the pleasant thoughts E of college life. will he the lllClll0l'lCS ol' the alnuselnents anil enter- tainments which otTerecl a pleasing diversion l'l'UIll the routine ot' stucly and an opportunity to mingle in a social way with our fellow stutlents. So we rejoice in our work anal in our opportunity to help others gain a broader and clearer interpretation ol' life. llence a woril about the nature ot' our work is quite fitting. There is not a subject which fosters kecner ohser- vation or gives better training in sell'-control anml presence ot' niinnl than the study of Oratory. tlonliilence is inspireil. poise anal ease ol' manner is acquired when one knows what is the correct thing to do antl how to tlo il. It is the harmonious training ot' ininml, hotly anil soul. XVe believe that the hits ot' philosophy and truth. the amusing scenes, the hea1't to heart talks will oller a fragrant relrospection and we hope they will he pleasant pictures which will always hang on 1nen1ory's wall to llltllit' our ilays brighter as we travel along the high roaml and approach the goltlen glow ol' sunset. XVe trust that our lives and the lives ot' all those who have wil- nessecl our lll2lltlt'I1 ellorts in a lrrolession which stanals pre-eminent, will he lilleil with a greater abunilance ol' joy anil happiness anal a hroailer view ol' lite because ol' our association with Nlrs. Hogan. heaml ot the Uratory Depart- ment ot' the Nluneie Normal Institute. lfloyil Hotlson. Associate liilitor. 37