Northern Illinois University - Norther Yearbook (DeKalb, IL)

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l , W I ' ills,- ,, -17 Nineteen Zilhittcen , - f Mm' winter Qlampuz We lingered each day on the bright autumn campus, Reluctant to give up such colorings rare- 'The mingling of reds, rufous, golden, and yellow, All sobered and blended through hazy blue air. We thought, as we gazed at the meadow and woodland, That nothing in nature with this could compare. But early one morning we came to our campus, And lo-was it magic displayed for us here? A glistening whiteness had mantled each object- The terraces, river, each tree far and near. In the background, enhancing this Vision of whiteness, Were the gray walls and towers, to us the most dear. TERESSA SULLIVAN. Page Number Fifteen

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pn, l - ..., - Sr Ellie Nnrther Page Number Sixteen lin the New Green muah Into the wood, evasive, steals The spirit of the spring. Lightly a humming heralds her coming Where heavy the dreams still cling. 4 Soft is the rousing of buds gently drowsing, Under the spell she doth bring. Light she glides through the sunny air, As free as the swallow's wing,- Flitting and turning without thought of spurning The smallest or humblest thing. Gaily comes leaping from hours long with sleeping Life at the call of the spring. Into the Wood, evasive, steals The spirit of the spring. Life is pervading the lights and the shadings That she in her bright mood fiings. Warbling and glowing and new green a-growing Answer her low murmuring. LOUISE BOSWELL