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

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L AA V c in 1 , . N ,,1 A 1' . 1 nca a' f , W i r if laa ii me A ,IHFPBIIUHU Arrnaiir A. RAY JOHNSON l When first we did arrive at Ellsworth College, l Our anxious hearts beat fast with hopes of knowledge, l And when we met, the verdant thirty-nine, l With whom we were now wont to cast our line, 4 It put delight into our very soul To End such brilliant ones upon our roll. l A stands for Adams, Anita so bright, And Benedict Arnold, who sits at her right. i Anita could never a look of pride wear, 5 Nor Arnold from speaking aloud could forbear. l 3 . . A X B was the grade most Freshies received, And needless to say they were very much peeved. 4 But.B also stands for better lessons and best, 1 l And Freshies are wiser soon after a test. C Church, Collins, Cole, Conklins begin with a C, l And they are as bright as five Freshmen can be. 1 Mable is quiet and very demure, N But when she works Trig. her methods are sure. i 3 Now Lyman's a boy whose ways are not set 5. ,l He spends his spare time at blowing the cornet. f While Helen, we fear, her moments beguile I In front of her mirror perfecting her style. NI' George is a boy with a hat full of fun, He can show the most of us how loving is done. li And Ruth, who is last but not least of the C's, A ls careful and earnest and tries hard to please. . , D ., is for Dunn, who sings out right lustyg , lf usty. , If there's a song to be sung you can count upon l , R E begins Erickson, to one it doth seem l Edna's mind in the future is lost in a dream. l F is for Folbrecht and Foster in prose, But both are poetic, as everyone knows. Hollis is a worker and was ne'er known to cheat, i But for some unknown reason earned the nickname of P l , John as a Writer has gained some success. l Some day his apt pen will the multitude bless. Ganheld and Gaulke are spelled with a G, For there's no other way it possibly can be. G Oral's a born leader, which was made plain to all By the way at Eldora he played at football. +-Bda! etc. 28