Ellsworth Community College - Web Yearbook (Iowa Falls, IA)

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I , X 5 W llifllll ii g i . v ' I 1 I ii rl' 5 ' Tv if 7 ' Qi. 69191 iff - I -' ml J 111 req, Of dem I am kwvite browdt 5 Dey shtudy hardt in all der books Like all der Gherman grovvdt. Now Eddie Virds, der best ting dot I gan say of dot von, Iss dot he iss der brudder of I-Iiss older brudder Shon. Now Steinmetz, elektricity Of hiss life's der main pardtg But some say dot der iss some shpark Dot's zettled in hiss ieart. Der Hoffman poy, he draws der lines Dot funny pikshures makeg Und if you don't behafe rite goot Your pikshure he vill dake. A Roy Schmedika, now do you tink Dot from hiss name you'd guess Dot he vas German droo und droo? Ach! my! I should say yes! Und den dere's von I most vorgot, lVIeisinge1' iss hiss nameg I-Ioch der Kaiserf' each von says, Aber mein poy shtays der same. But now as I haf shust begindt I iindts I haf to kwvitg Vor ven I koms mit too much shtuff, Der Annual Poardt says Nit. I vis dot I could zing der braise Ov Gherman graduates und all Der many, many Gherman girls Dot dis dere own skul gall. But time vorbidts und shpace bermidts Me nodt ter say so much, But let me say diss von ting yet: You gannodt beadt der Duteh. I 'I 138 WEN :laws vw Agia is aeglwi En f R 'E I I Ng - 'Eli-,3E'5':.f'?i' -,fy I

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f yt gl , c , 1 l H li F lmllllllt B Q- lim i i , T4 1 Phi Evita Eliterarg Snrietg TOP ROVV tleft to rightj-Yaw. Clark, Hoffman, Trit-key, WVood, VVa1l, Lien SECOND ROVV--Gnnfield, Thalman, Simpson, Thompson, Lee, WViggins, Howie, Thies THIRD ROVV-Slater, Sheets, Krieg, Rowe, Fanselow, Conklin, Gantield. Sanders BOTTOM ROXV-Humke, VVright, Mziuss, Hunter, Meisinger, YVatt, Russ . - l' Hin Belts!-Aletliean Banquet Perhaps one of the greatest social events of our college year is the annual banquet, held at the Woods Hotel. It is given by the Phi Delta Literary Society to the mem- bers of the Alethean organization. This event is formal, providing an ample opportunity of becoming accustomed to I l the laws of etiquette, which are of particular value to men and women who expect to be found in future social circles. , Such experiences are essential in college life, since they aid in securing a well-rounded education. They provide the right kind of variety to our Work and will naturally leave a most noteworthy influence upon our life. I The toasts as delivered have always proved to be of the highest order. They have been interesting and entertaining and have called forth many shrewd and keen ideas which have been latent in the mind of the student. l l f In a general way we may state that this inter-society banquet is of vast importance to each participant and provides an experience which no college man or woman can afford to be Without. It is an event long to be remembered and one which is most cer- tain to have a definite inliuence upon our future life. We can rightly consider this as one of the many opportunities which the literary societies make possible for their members. 3 l i l 139