Grinnell College - Cyclone Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

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-gn,--ni' , I sign will be scholars and writers, will have illumined minds with eloquence of expression. But the position of the planets indicates trouble ahead, for the earth fat the time of his birth crossing a sectional line in the great mathe- matical figure of the heavens, and entering the significant sign Libral comes suddenly from the slow and easy vibrations of Neptune into a nest of bees which are in triple conjunction wit.h Capricornus. A lively, and troublous time is in store for our subject. The moon would suggest that he will be able to secure good pay for services rendered, but personally we are unable to vouch for the veracity of the moon. NVARREN BLOSSOM.-Born under a curious combination of vital inHu- ences with Libra predominating, from which we opine that a weighty influence will ere long be his. He is a Saturn character thruout. We would advise him to take up a Railroad Presidency or a Garbage Collectorship. I-lis real future, however, lies in the gentler field of musical art. CHARLES BOARDMAN.-I-lere is an ideal adherent of Cancer. We can- not but rave over one so typical of his class. Altho the strictly planetary in- fluences refuse to show him any future, his general make-up and style of hair-cut betray him for a genuine literary man, especially along histrionic lines. MARGARET BUCKLEY.-The date given for her birth is Nov. I6, l 760. The astronomical reports for: this date having long ago ceased to be in print we are unable to make any delineation of this character. I GRACE CARD.-Born under the sign of Cancer, which shows that our subject will always be attractive to lobsters of the '08 variety, and may some- time develop a strong liking for them, altho she will probably never be able to endure more than tw-o at fa time. EDITH CASSADY.-Seldom have we found such a common sense character. The sign Albus in conjunction with a diamond shaped star, leads us to infer with some degree of certainty that she will win for herself a name in the role of Lady lVlacBeth. BRITTON DAWSON.-Born Linder the sign of Sagittarius, our subject was indeed favored by fortune, for we find Mercury and Venus in conjunction, with the earth in total eclipse-showing a character ethereal and extremely re- ligious, with a love for the out-of-doors. We predict for him a brilliant future which will culminate when .he reaches the dignity of Custodian of Parks. GWEN EVANS.-A total eclipse of all the planets at the time of her nativity renders the determination of her Zodiacal environment somewhat com- plicated. But we fear she is destined to become a shop-lifter. CLARA FARMER.-We are dumb before such a horoscope. Althoshe has sacrificed all the flower of her youth and beauty on the altar of scholasticism, she may yet amount to something. The influence of Ursa Major shows that she is a great devotee of traditions and has no iconoclastic tendencies. We fear to look further into her future. HELEN CODE.-Born under the sign Honor G, which signifies that in her early youth she will Stanton Turner gaze on the fixed star Everett, which will appear in its fullest glory in l9l l. Her nature is decidedly leaning. ALICE GRIMM.-The influence of Virgo is manifest in the subject's great love of the classical and of large pompadours. This inHuence is not pre- dominant however, and the palely luminescent Luna betokens a retired life in some secluded hamlet in a peaceful vale. . HAL HARDIN.-The sign Loquor is his predominating influence, and a , .1-