Principia College - Sheaf Yearbook (Elsah, IL)

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Freshmen-Back How: Al Metzger, Denis Glover, Bill Kay, Wal- den Crandell, Paul Buckwalter, Dave Iohnson, Dick Hardln, Dick Nordahl, Phil Allen. Third Row, Floger Grosswiler, Barbara Knudsen, Mary Colgan, Carolyn Brooclc, Natalie Ietlerson, Lynda Iones, Ray Mains, Clyde McV1car, Van King fPres J, Dave Gauger, lon Mader Second How' lane Sandler, Gail Michelson, Barbara Simpson, Stephie Smimow, Nancy Hartmg, Lee Slaughter, Peter Barnes, Sandra White, Ellie Volkmann, Pat Tolman, Dave Moore Front Row Al Stoneman tSoc1al Headj, Marion Roe, Carole Westman, Charlotte Ienks, Ed Scheye, Pat Lane, Helen Zollars, Louise Wilson lSec J, lsobel Peacock tSoc1al Headl, Hugh Prather, Tony Phipps KTreasJ Freshmen-Back Row Will Hancock, loe Ford, Ken Sch- neider, Mike Fraser, Doug Dixon, Don Rowland, Rowland Nolsinger, Iohn Royce, Dana Kimball, Tom Smith, Phil Ratlitf, Bruce McMillen Third Row Mary Tom Cowan, Kirk Thorpe, Carole Ernest, Gail Nichols, lane Hunter, Margaret Brickner, lim Hall, George Faulstich, Sandy Toomey, Frantz Lipsey, Lucia Thompson, Lynn D, Smith, S Second How Ginny Pings, Babs Conlon, Karen Anderson, Arlene Wittke, Lllah Black, Alice Hodenpyl, Peggy Moses, Rosalind Scheer, Bill Ward, Marian Merz, Kay Anderson, Charlotte Gaul, Dick Cole Front How: Carol, Manfred, Thecla Siewert, Barbara Nay, Linda Westin, Heather Clark, Iudy Riggs, Dona Merritt, Marty Preston, Lyn Fisher, Tove Martin, Carolyn Freeman, Linda Losey, C175 'tn l 'AkdA. Alli- 47 H

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' 'i Ynghijs inf K ,I ginlwtqevmiml' Time was a sluggish darkness, A great ebony void-there or here-inanityg It gained meaning: a brass fundamental Was grasped and pounded and polished. Man took the brass, filled it With the oil of human experience, Raised up his hand, fearful, yet bold, And lighted the brass. And Order became, existing, generating. ln the wick of the lamp, Man saw essential, the prime-mover, Coordinator 221-P 9 , correlator, builder, Primeval, primitive, principal, The law of laws-Order. And this Order was expressed, Is expressed, will be, In organized-formal and informal- Ever victorious, Sensible, sound Democratic Government. Thence, time was continuous daybreak, Progression and founding, l Life, meaningful, because Of proper relationship, common cause. Order, government, is like a shell, Communities pick it up, Put something into it, Create something living, Something beyond a mere restraint Upon animal instinct. They give to their government Those worthwhile and lustrous qualities, Which are their peculiar needs: A mutual welfare, Unaggressive physical protection, Mental and social betterment. Government signifies order- Always esteemed. But, for the skeptic, cynic, Well, for the cynic, lf, Ars grati a artis, Then, certainly Ordo grcrficz ordin is.