Ferris State University - Ferriscope Yearbook (Big Rapids, MI)

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FACULTY Faculty Roll W. N. FERRIS, A. M. VVONNELL, Big Chief. Small and wise, but unskilled with the pen. G. IWASSELINK, ELLA A. TVTULLEN, Illogical with dainty feet. She does not like to bakeg it Burns her fingers. J- LEE FELTON, S. MARY HOLDRIDGE, 'KA youth to fortune and to fame unknownf' The Hollyhock of the Kindergarten. MARY J. MCNERNEY-, E. E. NTAGOON, An Irish Dutchman whose English is horrid. A poetic young upstart. 6 E. M. CLARK, ALICE R. FORD, Thou art our lovely Silence. D i on't you ever dare come in here again without a H. E. RICE, . transcript. Favorite Chinese diet. FRANCES GREENE, W. D. CRAMER, A lover of music! VVe1l, she is that! She lately ap- V Tall and portly, covers lots of ground, very unscientihc. pears with two BandSU on her hat. C. L. PICKEL, C4 W, WILLIS, A small elderly man with musical talent. The world loves a lover. W. N. ST. PETER, TXTINNIE FRANKE, A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Young and hopeful. O. O. BISHOP, TXTILDRED TERRY, The man who nose Frank P: Come into the garden, Mildred. CHARLES CARLISLE, ELSIE FTANCHETT, The big man on the faculty, with halty Speech. She dwells among the angels B. S. TRAVIS, i LoUIS D. GERIN, Cool, calm, never overworked. I Music hath charms to Soothe the Savage breast. ' H. M. HEANEY, VIRGINIA C. MULVEY, Our Merchant'S Advertiser- 2 in l. Sweets with Sweets war not, joy delights in joy. A. D. SHIMEK, I. A. VVHITE, His every move, the poetry of motion. The man with the grit, .

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