College of the Sisters of Bethany - Ivy Leaf Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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THE IVY LEAF Keep that school-girl complexion-out of the rain. Everything comes to one who orders hash. A popular song is one which we think we can sing. A Bethany gi1'l's idea of perfect poise is being able to dismount gracefully from a taxicab. Mrs. Giblette fin General Sciencej- What holds up the moon? Elizabeth Swallow- I know. The beams. Miss Kerns- What's the matter with you, Pauline? Can't you speak any louder? Be more enthusiastic! Open your mouth and throw yourself into it. Miss Miller fexplaining problemj - Just look at the board, and I'1l run through it. Miss Miller fin chemistryj - From what part of the body do we get sul- phur? Dena- The hoofs and horns. Edna Hawkes- Well, I answered a question in class today. Pauline R.-- What answer did you give? Edna H.- Present Beanie- What soap is the hardest? Lou W.- I don't know. Beanie- Castile feast steelj. Conscience is that still small voice which tells us there is a possibility of be- ing caught. Jazz was known to the ancients. A tin can was found in Pompeii. Grace W.- How old is Verne? Dena L.- I don't know, but when they put her last birthday cake on the gable, four people were overcome by the eat. Chaplain Poindexter- Can anyone tell me about Good Friday? Mary Hayden- Yes, sir. He was the man who did the work for Robinson Crusoe. BETHANY AUTOMOBILE 1926 MODEL Wheel-Hazel Lewis Switch-Frances Johnston Gas-'I Frame-Bethany Forum High Speed-Ruth Morrison Muffler-Josephine Koenig Cushion-Louise Wright Sparker-Pauline Robinette Controller-Miss Whitton Intake-Alice Brunner Vibrator-Dorothy Hanson Governor-Bishop Wise Brake-Evelyn Hauser Dust Guard-Prince Support-Board of Directors Noise-Verne Wagner Self Starter-Grace Wandler Headlights-Mary Livingstonf Lucille Willis Accelerator-Polly Speelman If it rains you stay nt homo, So to Warren M. Croshy's you can phone. Miss Jenn personal ntieniion will pay, And do your shopping for that dny. kt tl t of le ien lable merchandise 1 iesore 1.1.i. ' -1 You will find nnlteriuls of every price. Why take n long and tiresome hunt, XVhen at this store they'll fulfill all your wnnisi Mail order service, delivery free. Everything thut's mnde to please. Page 60

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I 1 I A THE IVY LEAF I i l The Staff Lucille Willis ..... ..... ........... E d itor Dena Libbin ....... ..... A ssociate Editor Frances Johnston ll . . . . . .Business Managers Margaret Lewis j - Louise Wright ..... .......... S ociety Sarah Ewart Q .... .... S napshots Hazel Lewis S Polly Speelman . . . ....... Athletics Edna Hawkes. . . ........... Artist Gladys Skinner . . . .... Assistant Artist Agatha'Mae Bean. . . .... ................ J okes Mary Livingston ................. . ..........,...... Fine Arts We, the Ivy Leaf Staff of 1926, extend our thanks to all who assisted us in the production of this book. We especially thank the merchants and other business men whose financial aid enabled us to publish our annual. When to L50 u slxoppin', Xl I I' 'l I ' 1 n J llllllllf Ul U JU5- Pn Mrs. liriclcls-y's gn n-llmkin , To ulenso you slie'll sure try. f'nlver's Hardware is the place to go Fm' a hummer, nail, rake or hoe, And they will try their best to please Your mnny wants or ready needs, Page 59

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THE IVY LEAF Relatives of Bethany Alumnae Front Row : Charles Benedict Kilmer, mother, May Lott. Margaret Dutton, mother, Alice Sullivan. Valerie Whitcombg mother, Gertrude Mc- Clintock. Elizabeth Abrahamsg mother, Meliora Hambleton. Harold Adams, mother, Hermione Van Lear. Second Row .' Frances Brczinag mother, Helen Sharp. Sarah Johnson, grandmother, Winona Taylor. Helen Millicang grandmother, Ada Scho- thorn. Marcie Mohler, mother, Ruth Pearl Mc- Clintock. Gwendolyn Morgan 3 mother, Ethel Yarick. Helen Hersh, mother, Edna Gonollette. Janet Close, mother, Laura Mae South- wick. Third Row: Marion Broadhurstg sister, Mary Jane. Mollie Deweyg mother, Elvira Millspaugh. Sally Foxy grandmother, Jessie Tortet. The Kansas Power und Light CUIIIIHIHN Ilnve f'1N,' I I, ' it II o ew p nn , you see, For wuior and light., lh0y'll fix you up righi, Thi-y're nn excellent Conipnny indeed. Alice Brezinag mother, Helen Sharp. Grace Meyer, mother, Eleanor Wheeler. Jane Ewartg grandmother, Emily Jane Ward. Fom'tl1, Row: Edna Hawkesg mother, Edna Pierce. Pauline Robinetteg sisters, Gladys and Geraldine. Maxine Murphy, cousin, Pauline Doling. Dorothy Hansong mother, Louise Fanger. Mary Ann Fox, grandmother, Jessie Tor- tet. Fifth Row : Frances Johnston, cousin, Jimmie Wise. Sarah Ewartg grandmother, Emily Jane Ward, Margaret Lewisg sister, Helen Lewis. Polly Speelmang grandmother, Gertrude Mileham. Helen Miller, aunt, Lottie McNair. Clzilclren in school whose pictures are not a-'mong tliose above: Martha Stewart, mother, Lenora Stubbs. Clark Gray, mother, Miss Clark. Elizabeth Yates, mother, Dorothy Wilson. H'O-M-IC spells peace and rest- ll fills with joy the human breast! When you safeguard your home, you want the best, And Meade insurance stands the test. Page 61