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

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WOMAN Her eyes resemble polished jade, Her lips are red as rubies, Her cheeks are just whatever shade The jar or pot or tube is. AFTER THE GIRLS' TRACK MEET Her-You should have seen Mabel run tl1e quarter mile! It-What did she do it in? Her-I don't know what they call the Cllll'll tI1ings. There was a Maxixer named Paul, Who went to a fancy dressed ball- During one of tl1e dances He fractured his DQIIICCS A11d had to go home i11 a shawl. WE WONDER l.IllI'2ll'llll1, 1121201-The library is now closed. Wampyg-Well, how in the diekens do you think I am going to get out? ',i 1 ' A BALL PLAYER'S PRAYER Lord, help me to play the game. It 111atlers not to you whether I Zllll talented or poor i11 11atural gifts, wealthy or starvingg a leader among men, or a simple follower, so tl1at I can play the game as you would have it played. Help me to keep 111y eye o11 tl1e ball, that tl1e curves of temptation may not deceive lne. Keep my feet i11 the path of l'lglll.C0llSllCSS, that I may touch second a11d third o11 my way 'round the bases. Help 1110 to beat out my bunts, llllll hold 1110 that I stray 11ot too far from base when the catcher is ready to get 111e. Count not my foul balls against 1110, 0 Lord, for the batting eye sometimes goes wrong, though the intention is right. Help me 111 the pinches, Lord, because a good bingle might bring llly brother l1o111e. Let IIOI the music ol' the fans keep 111y eye from tl1e ball, nor tl1c enticements of the slab- men draw 1nc away from the need of a clean single witl1 a lllilll o11 SCCOIlil. Help me, 0 Lord, to bat over 300, because llly eyes are o11 the big leagues for eternity, CVCII while I tllll S0j0llI'I1Illg l1ere tlll'l0l'lg the bushes. This we ask, tlllll 11othi11g more. AIIICII.