Highland Park College - Piper Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Birertnrg ELLA M,x'l l'H1sws: A sister to all the lads she says, A new one every night: Domestic bliss in hers we fear, And not u singer bright. Iinrrn DIENNIEYZ . Down the river of time 1 tllllllh Wilh a big, tall man by my side. lis'rHlau Wlalsmwu: The girl with the alto voice: She slrolls with men occasionally, But most think she has made her choice. l2uNlcs'r XVHIPPLEZ From the sandy, hot plains he came, To study true expression: In calling the cows on his farln, Ile may apply this lesson. NIELLIIC Nowlc1.l.s: Our graceful sylph-like maid, With saucy piquant air: Delsarte ways will teach, And liquid glances rare. ANNA Cocwlau: ller thoughts do often wander. l'llaNuY I.. HANSICN: What is holne without a wife? l'I.xz14:l. PuussM,xN: None knew her but to love hier: None named her but to praise. TOM lllxnlulas: Ile always lakes his sisler home first. Lum LHSLIIE: When she will, she will: you may depend olfl: When she won't, she won't,' that's an end on't. lWAllGAllIi'I' MAGILI.: She was quiet about her affairs, and prompt in the e.1reeution of her duties. EAM. BUCHANAN: Nothing but silence, and very little of that. l-llcNnv DAVIS! Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. Glsonma C. BIIEDI Whoops, my dear! Nothing to do lill tomorrow. M,xu1oN S'1'1mwN: He had a failing for dates and peaches, VIENA Clmlm: Not as sour as il sounds. GLEN CHHNIQY: 011, gee! I wish I had a girl. F1snN COINEIII Aspires todgrand opera, and to be taller. .. , ZlaI.l'l-Lx CHANDLIQH: Yhose about her, from her shall read the perfect ways of honor. A. Dia1.luH'1' Foumas: Tall, and divinely fair. ' ALICE WALKIER: The way to a lllllll,S heart is through his stomach. AN'l'IONl2'l I'lC I.iaF,uvma: Our only telegrapher. RALPH GIUEIENXVOODZ Genius is the capacity for avoiding hard work. NVILLARD I'IUNGlamfonn: Bashful, but a willing Leap Year victim. Ihnm' Du1'r'r: My best thoughts always come a bit loo late.

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MAnEL H1LLEn: The rose that all are praising, is not the rose for me. FANNIE EIDE: He'll be an Athenian yet. XVAI.'I'Eli NVILLIAMSZ A man does not necessarily have to be a lawyer to have good horse sense. EVA CoULsoN: Pray love me little, so you love me long. AGNES PARKS: She sits high in all the people's hearts. I-IAZEL Bnoous: Vietories that are easy are cheap. ZIELLA I-IECKEE: A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. LENA Gu'rENEc:H'1': My delight is to Converse with Engineers. NIAIKGUERITE Voss: Love many: trust few. ELLA Loomis: For her legal advisor she will have her own Lawyer. IWIRIAXVI RICE: Behold her single in the held, you solitary Highland lass. ALICE No1xMAN: A dandy girl, we like her well, We never could her virtues tell. EDNA PEAusoN: A student true and much opposed to rant, Although she really wants to try, She always says, 1 cau't. BUvm ' DRYSDALE: Oh, 1've been the best girl, Dean, ' I have not had my breakfast yet. DORA LARsoN: Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. JOE EVERIE'l 1'I The married man. MIEINIEIC MAHKEN: He only is great who has the habits of greatness. FANNY MA'r'1'HEws: A proper study of mankind is man. GRACE NIAXXVELLI A little llattery now and then Is relished by the best of men. IDA MILLEE: Always willing to acknowledge the truth. FLORA MII.l.Iili1 She is one of those girls that a1'e better than their word. MAE NISH: Quiet and unassuming. NIARY SCHULL: A daughter of the gods, divinely fair. GEona1A ANvEnsoN.' Her smile, it wou'l come off, She rolls her eyes so free,' But on the platform she Sure a vast success will be. Gnovmz C. SPIHNGIERZ The man who- wears a smiling face and cheerful counte- nance, is a man, whose friendship you should seek. RUSSELL TALLMAN: A successful man makes something besides money. Avis TuUMEo: A lady, whose bright eyes Reign influence and judge the prize. EVA GRAY: Not much talk: only a great, sweet silence. ALFRED GnEousoN: Some men were born for great things. HLSIE CHAVICNZ Iler voice was ever gentle, low and sweet,' au excellent thing in woman.