Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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fWl.TlD. .UffT.'T'1'l.Um'T' EJJEWJ LLUKQJIJ L':LlUl!lU ROLENA PHELPS Ph. B.-Chicago University Domestic Science. 'KWe may live without friends, we may may live without books, But civilized man cannot live Without cooks. ANNE STOWELL B. S. in Home Economics. James Mil- liken University. Domestic Art. One tongue is sufficient for a woman. S. S. SNYDER Manual Training. No, he is not the originator of the patent medicine. H. A. HENLEY B. S. Agriculture. Missouri Univer- sity. Combines genteel farming with remunerative pedagogy. J. A. HENLEY Manual Training and Gymnasium. Every man is the architect of. his own fortune. J. P. VAWTER A. B. Missouri University. Science. With malice toward none, with charity for all. BESSIE ROSS A. B., B. S. Education. Chicago Uni- versity. I would not count among my friends him who needlessly sets foot upon a worm. H. H. HALL Cape Girardeau Normal. Missouri University. Agriculture. Popular with the girls-a good judge of chickens. JULIETTE DERRIN A. B. Wellesley. French and Latin. An enchanting medium of the ouijaf' T. FRANK COULTER A. B. Olivet. Mathematics. Band and Orchestra. Parts his name in the middle. THELMA GWIN N A. B. Missouri University. Phi Beta Kappa. Mathematics and Latin. A regular whiz. PHEBE GRIFFITH B. Pe. Springfield Normal. Mathe- matics. A perfect woman, nobly planned, to Warn, to comfort and com- mand. PEARL CORL A. B., B. S. Education. Missouri Uni versity. A. M. Chicago University. You would scarce expect one of my age to be so bright. BERTHE DANIEL B. S. Education. Missouri Univer- sity. English and Debate. A merry heart maketh a, cheerful countenance. CLARA GARDNER B. S. Education. Missouri Univer- sity. History. A history teacher, not what her name implies. EMMA PRICE Warrensburg. Missouri University. History. Every history student has his Price. NELL RUTLEDGE B. Pe. Springfield Normal. A. B., B. S. Education. Missouri University. Mathematics and Teachers' Training. Knowledge is power. GLADYS AYLAND Drury. Study Hall. Speak carefully if you speak at all. Carve every word before you let it fall. EDNA CHESTNUT Study Hall. She recommends you to take care of the minutes, for the hours will take care of themselves. INA KENDALL A. B. Missouri Wesleyan. B. S. Ed- ucation. Missouri University. Mathe- matics. Common sense is the genius of our age. FLETTA CHILDS B. Pe. Springfield Normal. Drury. Commercial. None named thee but to pra1se. M. F. WESTOVER Cape . Girardeau Normal. Missouri University. Commercial. He seemed busier than he was. BERTHA WEAR Commercial. She Wears Well. Ten

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fhfrhml fIfrN'ilI'l HIIUTI MAKE l'r or zinc U X MEM WJUU il:.LlLIl!ILl MARGARET HERBERT Commercial. In stature tall. I hate rt dumpy woman. LAURA WAGNER A. B. Ohio VVesleyan. Phi Beta Kap- pa. Spanish. The only way to have a friend is to be one. She has many friends. LIDA PERRY B. Pe. Springfleld Normal. English. Q'Glal:ll'y would she learn, and gladly eac .' GERTRUDE BECKER B. S. Education. S. W. Mo. Teach- ers' College. English. She was a phantom of delight when first she gleamed upon our sight. DOROTHY McLEOD A. B. Mount Holyoke. Latin. Mod- est, simple and sweet. The very type of Prisc lla. E. O. HUMPHREY A. R. Drury. Science and Athletics. Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm. - R. A. .GRADDY Valparaiso University. Illinois State Normal. Southern Illinois College. Sci- ence and Athletics. If you would seek his monument, look about you. ' C. C. BROWN B. Pe. Springfield Normal. B. S. Ed- ucation. Missouri University. Science. gF'ull 'big he was of brawn: and also ones! MILDRED McBRIDE B. S. Education. Missouri Univer- sity. English. She writes with case to show her breeding. But easy writing's curst hard reading. VERA CRISWELL ' A. B. Drury. A. M. Missouri Unl- verslty. History and English. Speak but little and to the purpose and you will pass for somebody. Eleven SUSAN HASWELL A. B. Drury. History. First she wrought and then she taught. ETHEL ROLLINS A. B. Drury. English. To live in the hearts We leave behind is not to leave. ELISE GEIER Warrensburg. English. A Woman of undoubted genius and most unusual learning. IONE ELLIOTT Ph. B. Chicago University. Mathe- matics. She is a perpetual fountain of good sense. CATHERINE BARKER Cincinnati College of Music. Indian- apolis Conservatory of Music. Music. Her very tone is muslc's own. VIRGINIA I-IAYNES Emporia Normal. Gymnasium. We have no parting sigh to give, so take our parting smile. LAURA MAE GUILD Gymnasium. Gymnasium makes hardy muscles-dancing exercises them. MARGARET WILLIAMSON Registrar. Mr. B1aine's adjutantf' MARIE SNEAD Office. Angels are painted fair to look like you. MARIE PFENNING Library. Grace was in all her steps, heav'n in her eye: in every gesture dig- nity and 1ove. MAJOR IH. G.' WEAVER VVest Point. United States Army. He teaches the young idea how to shoot. SERGEANT DANIEL COLLIER United States Army. The most per- fect model of an accomplished soldier.