Grinnell College - Cyclone Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

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LENA GAIL PRYQR- Our classmate, Gail Pryor, Would like to grow higher, But still she is nice, So that will suffice, And her wisdom doth never belie her. ARIE D. MUYSKENS- O Nluyskens, bright and Arie, From Holland's shining strand, In prayer-meetings and football You've no equal in the land. But when it comes to Sweethearts, There's no girl here will dog Across the sea there dwells one Who's the only girl for you. SUE TUCKER- LAURA WITHINGTON- O Susie, oosie, oosie, oo, How could we get along without you? Who so well knows every clue ln basketball and tennis too? If anything really comes about. The one who never Tuckers out ls Susie, oosie, oosie, oo. ARCHIE E. WILDER- O Nluse, of her what shall we say, Who is so beautiful and gay, Who talks and talks and never ceases, But always says just what she pleases. The Longfellow of the class is he, Our brave and stalwart athlete. His talents are so manifold We'll not attempt to be so bold The list in rhyme to make come plete. VERNA CHASE- Never lacking grit, Always full of wit, Steeped to the chin With good and with sin. Three rahs for Chaser, Best of all, '06er. EDNA LEYENBERGER'- Have you ever seen the seniors From basketball come home? I'm almost dead, Ilm done for Sure, This they are wont to moan. The reason why, you will inquire, Of all this lamentation. Edna Leyenbergerf' they groan, The worst in all creation. ELIZABETH H UGUS- Little l thought, when I was young, Roaming the farm in gleeful fun, ln High School I should carry away The honors on graduation day. Then later goto old Grinnell. And there join in the '06 yell. NELSON W. WEHRHAN- Few classes can boast of a chaperon, But we, you see, have one, Unique, this Junior stands alone, For Cupid's work is done. A preacher as well as husband is he, No wonder a trifle thin! For besides all the cares of a family, He runs a church at Chapin.

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ROBIQRT B. MCCANDLESS- Xes, 'twas many and many a month ago, To this lad with his heart so free There came the overwhelming blow That pierced his heart and laid him loxv. He crouches now on bended knee, Adores and worships his Annabel Lee. EDNA BERTHA EDMUNDS- Far lrom mt-ther's counsel and care, Far from father's commanding glare, Never to friends or duties true, What fancy bids she's free to do. Bold and reckless she is, they say, And getting Wilder every day. AGNES VERA KNUWLTON- With gentle yet prevailing force, Intent upon her distant course: Graceful and useful all she does, Blessing and blest where'er she LETA JOSEPHINE WHINERY- One who shines above us, Bright as the star of night. It ever in dark ignorance, Leta can give you light. RAYMOND .lol-IN CARY- So slight is his build, so stylish his dress, His athletic provi ess you never might guess. But this is the key, l'm forced to confess: Though strictly on time he comes to his dinner, l-le outstays them all, and thus is the winner. A HELEN WEBER- LILLA MAY BARKLEY- Lively, jolly, free from care, 2 Dark brown eyes and golden hair. Her passing favor to procure, What wouldn't any youth endure! ,32- Our western girl, refreshing and Hay, ' With cheeks like apple-blossoms of May, We know without test She likes the Sophs best, But we're glad she's a Junior anyway. S THOMAS SM1LEY- Ambition in youth is ever praised highly. But who seeks ,to become a bo- tanical shark, ls aiming, forsooth, at a very queer markg And this is the purpose of Thomas A. Smiley. CHARRA CURRIE- Of singing her praises the poets ne'er tire, So stately and tall, so fair is sheq Then here's to the one we all love and admire, Here is to Charra, our Gibson girl.