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

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,WLWL ,LLL gg , I h i fi- i yr' , 4 . P' ?',!l41f5'g5'El i ill'.- 4 3' I S -an H uni? ' ji ? Hs img .gas ni . H Ent r i g.. 'ii i f- 5 4 - --'-Gaz.-XS.-4. rllbaiif-.a,.'f'.,.f T-w a j -13:3 ' H I I K L l M . N O P Harry is studious, and all must confess If he keeps on trying he will meet with success. is for Hetland, Hanson, Humke and Hembd, From the errors of Freshmen these are far from exempt. Good nature doth beam from Royls smiling face, VVhile the lines in Lloyd's countenance are in the same place Herman holds his head high, his voice reaches lowg He sings in the choral, we'd have you all know. Pearl with much industry herself doth apply, For she hopes that a Soph she'll become by and by. stands for ignorance, which is ever a part Of each Freshman's schedule, no matter how bright. begins Johnson, her first name is Faye. She will help out a neighbor in the kindest of way. the names of Kinney and Killius doth start, If you'll watch them you'll see they can take their own part Gleneva has a case with her heart that's not light, Will anyone say that this is not VVright? Laura her mind full of knowledge has stored, To fail on a question she cannot afford. stands for Lee and Lyon, you see. Each is as studious as studious can be. Now Helen doth not roar as her name would proclaim, Nor does Robert F.. Lee, as you'd guess from his name. stands for Mark and for lvlitchell, McLeod, For Michaelson and Meisiiiger of whom we're all proud. Clara's not one who from work doth refrain, And you'll find therels new creases being made in her brain. Then Laura in books will forever delight, We're told by her Profs. she's exceedingly bright. Now Scotchy you know just to make this a rhyme, Can ne'er get to English Nlonday morning on time. lWike is a student who sticks to his work, And none of his tasks was he known e'er to shirk. The Kaiser's related to Wilhelm, he vowed, And for this same reason of him we're proud. stands for Nix I what the Freshmen girls say Wheii a Soph comes along and says: Going my way? stands for obstacles put in our way By Sophies who think they are wiser, they say. is the letter which starts the name Peck, Eight quarts of cornmeal and potatoes, By Heck 1 Flodding and studious and never contrary, A Peck full of wisdom, this is our llary. 29

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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

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------- ------ -v-- -- +--- ,..w.. M. ,-...w.-- -:.,..,a..1i,, ,,,,,g YW E V ,i rx Q If 1, ll , . ll i s .. ZR I. W at Xa E.. -3355, stands for quality, Ellsworth maintains, All constantly striving to reach higher planes. stands for Russ, a bold warrior of late. He does them all up in open debate. Now Cecil's courageous when a battle's to be fought, And no one will hold what he says goes to naught. begins Sheets. more Sheets, Stockdale and Stage, VVith nary a one of the quartet of age. Nellie and Freddie are chums, as you see. They prepare all their lessons as well as can be. And each has a smile that is ready and waiting. To friends it's imparted upon every meeting. Now Nada her violin so sweetly doth play, One to hear such fine music for hours would stay. Bliss Rose is a student of very high class, Few students in English with as high grades will pass. is the beginning of Trickey and Thies, And each one is Willing and anxious to please. stands for union, the spirit we teach, No Soph unto us can this quality preach. must be used if vacation you'd spell, A time when each Freshman a good book should sell. For if they don't sell, then theylre sure some to buy, Nor pay undue heed, lest the price be too high. the letter for Weldens doth stand, While Wright comes along holding onto their hands. Faith might be true if no beaux came in sight, But Doris-no, never,-to one she'd take flight. To English more early, our Ding you could bring If you'd give him a clock that says ting-a-ling-ling. stands for Xanthopuccine unalloyed, From hydrastis canndensis comes this alkaloid. In this branch of Science all Freshmen should be, For there's no work so pleasant as Chemistry. stands for Yavv, who keeps on just for fun, The last we saw 'f Harv 'e Was still on the run. But his wind is real good, and of him We surmise, If his health keeps good, to the top he will rise. stands for zenith, that point just above, Where our heads in the clouds of our pride always rove, And if Freshmen are green and their heads turned a bit, We think the fault's also in others, to-Wit: . Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. t E at WS6F S' S F