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

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11, sas una-az-asa -as i m l 1 5 p i g . ' QE t H illll a s ' tml? I I - A E 2 V I 'iii I lililllli, P l, e t 'flair L. i. -- JJ -- s ' ggg:waCEf:,:5iegr,:ea.-1 1 1 mlm ll Clams in iillmunrth MARY INGLE VVhy did I come to Ellsworth ?'l L'VVhy did you come to Ellsworth ? VVhy did we all come to Ellsworth ? VVell, some of us came because we wanted to, some of us came because we had to, and some of us because we didn't have anything else to do. Nevertheless we all came for some particular reason. Now, it has seemed necessary in the course of human events for the Junior Class to look into these reasons and publish to the world the results of their investigations. Therefore a diligent and tireless search has been made. Some have given their reasons gladly, while others have refused altogether. A few didn't have any reasons at all. Therefore after much consideration, we have decided that these few must be informed as to why they are here. VVe are now able to submit the following fruits of our labor: ' jane Little- I came to Ellsworth because I thought it paid to advertise. Roy Ganfield-HI came to go Fox hunting. Gleneva Kinney-Gleneva doesn't know why she came, but we all think it's all right CVVrightl. Ray Fanselow-l'VVhy did I come to Ellsworth? VVell, let me see. Say, I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll let you know next Monday. fMOf3l1 Never do anything today that can be put off until tomorrow.l V b Harriet Marks-Says she came to go 'ffishingf' Eben Howie- I came to this institution to attend chapel once a month. Miss Jones-'II came to see that no dates would be made in the library. james Hunter-as his name implies-is here to hunt her. Lila VVareham- I came to have a good time. Frank VVall- I came to study about Kant and Socrates. Faye johnson- I came to Ellsworth College to learn more about the generals of the Civil VVar. CLee?j . Herman Humke-UI came to pull the rope, that rings the bell, that calls the Profs., who love the Seniors, who scorn at the juniors, who pity the Sophs, who frighten the Freshmen, who laugh at the fPreps', who all love that old bell. That's why I came to Ellsworth College. Mary Peck-VVell, Mary refuses to tell why she came. She thinks it's too personal. VVayne Folbrecht-'iVVhat did I come to Ellsworth for? Vllhy, I came to see the latest styles in ladies' spring hats. y v 85