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Title: The Index
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Illinois State Normal University
Subjects: Yearbooks, College Teachers colleges--Illinois Illinois State Normal University--History Illinois State University--History
Publisher: Illinois State Normal University, Normal IL
Contributing Library: Milner Library, Illinois State University
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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ears increasing Send thy sons of honest worth,Forth to bear with zeal unceasing Wisdoms torch throughout the earth,Forth to bear with zeal unceasing Wisdoms torch throughout the earth. i^1 Gladly would we learn, and teaching— Tho rewards be far and few—Toward perfection ever reaching, Loyal be, I. S. N. U.May thy banner gently waving, Emblem be of truth and right;Evry storm and tempest braving, Long live Normals Red and White!Evry storm and tempest braving, Long live Normals Red and White! -—Gussie Schneider, 14. 11 is>tate of SilinotSformal ^cfjooi poarb W. H. H, Miller ------ Springfield Ex-Officio Member and President Francis G. Blair ------ Springfield Ex-Officio Member and Secretary Henry A. Neal _-..-- Charleston Frank E. Richey ------ La Salle Elmer T. Walker -:..-- Macomb Frank B. Stitt - - - - - - El Paso Leroy A. Goddard ------ Chicago William B. Owes ------ Chicago John C. Allen ------ Monmouth Roland Bridges ------ Carbondale Charles L. Capen ------ Bloomington 12
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David Felmley, B.K., A.B., LL.D., L.H.D. Academy Blackburn UniversityUniversity of MichiganUniversity of IllinoisMarthas VineyardPresident 13 3n Jflemoriam Mrs. David Felmley Miss Maude KetteringMiss Nellie Thompson Jflrs. Babib Jfelmlep In Mrs. Felmleys passing something of light and sweetness has gone fromns. A nature so genuine, so sincere, so strong, so endowed with fortitude, sointelligent, so sympathetic, so tender and so brave we do not often encounter.Having met it, having in our very natures been touched by its beneficent in-fluence, we carry it with us forever, a memory forever active for good. It shamesour weakness, it reinforces our strength, it enlarges our faith in human natureand in the goodness of life. Each one of us will carry his own treasure of personal memories of casualmeetings that brightened the passing hour, of neighborly kindness and inter-course, of mirth, of the interchange of serious thought, of the comfort of anunderstanding silence and of words

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