Northern Illinois University - Norther Yearbook (DeKalb, IL)

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ty project IS to wrlte some hne lo tender my felleltatlolls, 10 'problem ls to make em l-hy e It causes lne much perturbatlon 16 alnl set up I ll ne er attaln, For how can these poor words eonvey 10 many g'l0CtIllg'S I would Send' 1 ll wlsh vou Just A Hlppv Blrthd 13 Clllellx YOUIxl ll As .1 son ol the l2UIlllY honors lllQ father so l, ln the dqSOL1t1tl0I1 ot t0aC'll0lS honor you I love you l bushel, our chllc used to say 1lllS Cllllll affeetlon grown to CLYDI L Lx ON Here 5 to the old chap who belongs wltll the boys He deselxes a lnlllenlum ot l11f'lllltG Joys Hes never lalcl elalm to belll 21 ealnt, But then ll he len t, l ll be durned lf he dlllt S T VXUGIINT .llllC blue, ol NVdllllGNt hue, lyplnee my love for you When I am 1ll5t as old as you And trylng stlll lny task to do, I hope mv step may be as Ilrm My Illlllil as ready stlll to learn My heart as open to the elm As when, my lourney lust begun, I trled to catch the resplendent sphele And bllllff It down close to my ear lhe sonlfe of stars and worlds to hear lhat adolescent year' Lllxe you, old SCC1l R xllrlr E NVAGIR M f ' ' ' ' s . r 1 ' ,' ' L. rlll I 73 ' ' L L 3 In 1 V111 ' at J ' I rlwl A 1 ' .V ' Aw K , 1 l ' t' ' - da ' 2 M 4: , 'Q . ' ' P 1' ' ' , fi, . 2 s . f ' lren If V' I 'lx 1 D s I maturity is ours :For you, Dr. Cook. l . ' . 5, , , . ' . . . . I , . I , Y A' I ' .I I I ' . 0 , I. t. . , N . i uf ' s J ' t ' 9 ' v e Q 1 .J 'J s YY , ,E I , , Y 1 ' ' . A YI Y Q 7- . fi . ' 't l 1 . ., ,, . . , r 1 - - , . Darn' Frfrfen

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FROM THE STlTDEN'l'S We hring you these Howers with our greetings, ln the hope that the hlossoms may say The things that he would-though we cannot For your anniversary day. We wish that the flowers may tell you 1 How we honor the years you have spent ln working to make the world hetter, And lite nearer what it was meant. I' We have asked them to say that we wish you Full many another birthday, And. that friendship and health lnay go with you Even on to the end ol' the way. I MY FIRST Ml'll+l'l'lNO WITH DR. COOK As l entered, class, Mr. Annas requested me and a faithful standhy who had not Found ourselves at the preceding meeting ol? the musical corps, to present our excuses. Not having any, we were politely exiled and marched to the office. l-la.v- ing inscrihed on a small piece ot paper: Please excuse our ahsence from seventh hour elass. We were so interested in a discussion with Mr. Wager that we did not hear the hells. Ol' course, Dr. Cook was husy and twenty minutes of our nmsical ability had slipped hy hetore we faced our doom.', But Dr. Cook merely read o1u' excuse and placed his mark on it. Evidently, he approves of Biological discussions. Yes, you may go to him with your trouhles-hut just a hint from one who knows- he sure that your trouhles are trouhles or he will convince you that they are Driv- ileges and joys. I liIlE'I'ClIlfZN l'lWAl.ll. ll IIISTORY OF l'IDlTC'A'l'lON The Seniors always told ns, Oh, you will never really know llr. Cook until you have had him i11 History of ltd' ho we waited impatiently 'tor the time l' when we could carry a red hook. After a tew days in lloom 29,-we felt quite at l1on1e for many litle anecdotes were told and we often laughed--not hecause they were new to us but heeause they sounded funny. ll' you want your name to go down in the annals ot the N. I. S. N. S. learn to make at sustained recitation, 1 and discuss with ease the three theorists and their views, and know the reason for el1f0rytM11fg. For, it you don't, 'cllo you know why the old lady- put the egg in the coffee? 'l'hat settles it. liA'l'll1cmNu Boom. H, 1 KCOMINO BACK We are glad for the good times we have had here, we are glad for the sense and non-sense things we have enjoyed here. And when we come hack we know that each spot in this huilding will hold some dear memory. I said, When we eome haek,', for we are coming hack. Distance cannot keep us from returning- our 845,000 job will see to that-even Bishee cannot hold us hack. And we hope that when you, our teachers join us as Alumni, you too will share our feelings. IIELEN R0lilil!'l'SON. l U I Page Sixteen