Grinnell College - Cyclone Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

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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.

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JAMES ALBERT KNOWLTON- At any other maid to blink. Lois GENEVA BRADT- Jessie SMITH- The dainty maiden you see here Is one lo all of us most clear, For when '06 upon a day Mourned the many strayed away, She came to swell the ranks and cheer. This sweet maiden with cheeks so pink, And eyes of blue that never wink Ui Can charm you so you'd never think Mr. Knowlton, James A. Happened over this way Just to help Prexie Dan run the college. Though from Denmark he came, He's not called a Dane, And his cranium's well stocked with knowledge. ELLEN AUGUSTA PRICE- All other Prices may fall and climb, But our little Ellen is high all the JOHN WESLEY LEAMAN- John Wesley Leaman is equally handy . In freezing cream or making candy. ' And many a youth may envy his lot, As he lords it over the chocolate DOY, . But, modest man, he knows it not. ' HARRIET ESTHER JAQUITH- time. As quiet as a mouse is she, As yet no trap has caught herg But be assured you'll one day hear From this shy mother's daugh- ter. -34- Fond of bugs of every size And in chem. to analyze, A regular scientist, l surmise. Is Jakie. Full of life, fnll of vim, Always there thru' thick and thin, In the end she's sure to win, ls Jakie. I LX ROBERT MCKOY GRAHAM- A happy-go-lucky fellow is he, Who cares but little for powers that be, 'lWhat should l know of tears When there's one Edna Sears? So runs thisjunioi-'s philosophy. JOSEPHINE PECK- You may talk of bushels of trouble, And sorrow as deep as the seag But aPeck of wisdom in- one girl, ls something new to me.