Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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A. C. JUNIOR COLLEGE MAGAZINE 21 MEMORIES Memories on my heartstrings Patter like the rain; Tender little memories How they all remain. Memories smiling, wistful, Seeking to be gay; Memories grimly haunting Part of yesterday. ■ — Mae Marsh. MAY The fields are laden with ripening grain, The trees their green are showing. There comes the fragrance of summer rain On the breezes gently blowing. Harvest time is almost here With all her golden $tore And with it may there be the cheer Of wealth to share galore. — Helen Alexander. THE LANGUAGE CLASSES ' DEBUT The Spanish and French clubs of the College Decided to have fun and a treat, So they packed up some eats and a vol- ley ball net, And at six o ' clock all were to meet. They climbed into cars and sped far away, Out to the big Jarvis farm, Where the rocks and the spring and the plants gladly play With the students who do them no harm. They ate of the sandwich and salad and beans, Till they thought they could eat no more. But the peanuts and Eskimo Ices,, like dreams, Made one wonder what those things were for. At volley ball every one practiced his Clouds The clouds a-floating past the window Seem to say to me, Oh come, and roam with us today. Oh come! Be free! But I, alas, cannot be loose, My lessons wait for me. . . . A cloud of white, I wish to be, To sail, and see. skill, By serving and adding the score, But keeping the ball from rolling down hill, Made the boys almost run themselves poor. As the darkness fell and no ball could be seen. The cars started up with a roar, Everyone got in and bang went the door. Each saying the time spent was keen. — Dorothy Seyfer. Hear The BRUNSWICK PANATROPE •.•••■••••••••••.•.••••• The First Purely Electrical Reproducing Instrument Known We also Carry A Complete Stock of THE LATEST RECORDS FITCH ' S MUSIC STORE Established 1878 Phone 96

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20 A. C. JUNIOR COLLEGE MAGAZINE the casualty list. We reached the scene a few minutes later, only to find that a few delicate and dignified young ladies had been pushed off a slight embank- ment by a few rowdy boys and were screaming merely because it seemed the only proper thing to do. Out of one corner of my eye I noticed that the pack- ages were being unloaded and placed by a large tree not far from the river, so we turned out backs upon the more un- interesting, and walked slowly in that direction. I am able to place the word slowly there because we did not wish to call attention to our movements and de- cided that we could probably gain time that way. I believe in the long run we did, for we had nearly reached the tree before we heard the thundering herd be- hind us and although some of them over- took us, we managed, I think, to be in the upper one-fourth. For the next few minutes if you had tried to speak I really believe that you could have been heard; to be entirely truthful the only noise of consequence was the sizzling of the coffee. I do not blame them, how- ever, for the food was very GOOD and I suppose the students had not eaten for some time. And if you do not mind, I believe I shall write that SOME TIME in that fashion. The next thing, as I recall, after that deep quiet, was the incident of the coffee. Someone had had the forethought to place it in the center of the flames, where it was dis- tinctly easy to reach. There was one man, nevertheless, hero enough to brave the flames, and as I remember, by stand- ing upon his head he was able to secure a few cups. The rest was used for dish water in order that we might wash the paper plates we had been using; it did seem such a shame to throw them away dirty. That ' s about all I am able to recall, with the exception of a few tight rope walking exhibitions, where the fit- test survived. Oh, yes, I nearly forgot: A good time was reported by all. — Izola Mann. t ' OEMS BY AL3IEDA GILKEY Imitation of Lio Po. The little,, yellow bird In his wicker cage, Swings to and fro. Cheerily he trills A song. The happy, mellow song Of the golden bird, Floats far and near, Filling the room With hope. 4..—, - Receive Our Hearty Congratulations On Your Successful School Year -.•-♦-•.••.. -««•.. - ., , GILBREATH ' S The Store For Women §•[— — Mil ' Id — MM HII — HII ll.l till UK nil HI — +

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22 A. C. JUNIOR COLLEGE MAGAZINE We Have the Best Home Made Ice Cream of All Kinds Also Candies, Sandwiches and Lunches That GOCHIS BROTHERS Satisfy the Taste PURITY CONFECTIONARY and CHOCOLATE SHOPPE + Diamonds and Watches— The Gift Preeminent , Sfe : An unusually pretty watch. 14K solid white .beautifully engraved case, 15 jewel Green Movement $35.00 , „ „ . , We offer an Unusually for all Gift Occasions ; ' -.attractive grouip of fine DIAMOND RINGS, Dia- monds of excellent quality, color and sizes — at — $25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $37.50 $62.50 $100.00 $150.00 Up A very pretty wrist .watch. Beautifully en- graved white gold fill- ed case fitted with a fine 15 jewel Bulow movement. $28.50 Men ' s Pocket and Strap Watch, beautiful cases fitted with reliaable movements. $15.00 to $150.00 e. l. Mcdowell