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

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CLASS 0l l lCliliS ' BLANCHI5 BOCK, Pres. JOHN R. KLASEUS, Sec. and Treas. ELLA LOOMIS, Vice Pres. ZILPHA CHANDLER, Sialf Rep. Nnrnualz Cwvahg-ifgrh 'Harzetgl VIRGINIA ACKLIN F1.on..x NIILLICN ............ Glidden, Ia. Smile and when you smile, an- other smiles, I - And soon there are miles and miles of slniles .-Ind l1e's worlh while because you smile. Vlol..x C,xNNoN Msn Kitchi Gammi The besl lhinys are oflen done up in small packages. Y AVALSH ............ Bernzwil, lu. Could that day losl whose low descending sun sees from Ihy hand no worlhy aclion done. Munir. Bomilsua ............. Iixira, lu. So quiel and demure, yel under- neath a spriny of jollily and fun. F1.oluzN4:1a QINSON. . .. ........ . . ....3302 lght St., Des Moines, In. Msn The inner side of every cloud is briyhl and shilly, therefore lurn my cloud about and always weur il inside oul To Show lhe Lining. ici. Qulolc Ilasle makes wasle, Zol.. Y. W. C. A. Lel me do somelhiny lhal shall lake A lillle' sadness from the world's vasl slore, And may I be so favored as lo make Of joys loo scanly seem a lillle more. x S'rAnn. . . . . . . .. .... Noduway, lu. Athenian--Y. W. C. A. .rl wise man comes from Simpson yulded by a .Slar. AIADGIC Sl.o,xN. ......... Bueharml, Nob. Athenian-Y. XV. C. A. Now lo a class we see her yoiny, Then oulside the door lhey sland, Murmured words lmelween lhem flowing, Slill she says il was noi planned. Ames M. Wn.i.l.xMs ...... Bloc-kton, Ia. Kitehi Gammi-Glcc Club- Y. M. C. A. A diligenl sludenl of Lulin, whose yuildiny principle of life is lhe Roman Maxim, Noli oblivisci le esse virum. Gluolc 0l.soN ........... H umboldl, Ia. Sludy hard and be on lime Iiul il pays lo be 4'Quick. Is always lhis fair lady's rhyme. 1

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4 9 'F f xii lv 6 f sl I 'h S ' A. Npix 4 2 . v 4 . , K K- at it v.4. x 'fi 'N o .1 gf X t Nomwmr, Gnou r 'hp nrmat Eiraining Qlnltrge EN, society, institutions and education itsell', all are evolutionary in tak .Q l character. The history ol llighland Park College lor over a quarter ,Evil ol' a century has been intimately connected with that ol the Training Qi., f ll Department. 'I he college in its beginning was conceived as a Normal Training College. It established and maintained a high standard ol 435540 excellence both in the class work and the teaching l'orce ot' its t'aculty. From year to year it husbanded its increasing prestige and forces, and l'rom it were unfolded all the large departments now comprising the greater High- land Park College, and impressed in each the ever new, real type ot' practical education so characteristic ol' the whole institution. Nor has this parent depart- ment suffered on account ol' its large contributionsg it has evolved in itselt' a number ol' strong, practical divisions, everyone ot' which has state and inter- state recognition by Boards ot' Education. I' ilihe various departments now included in the Normal Training College are as o ows: Advanced Normal Training degree department for the training ot' advanced grade and High School teachers. lPrimary Training degree department l'or the training ol' special primary teaciers. 'Domestic Science degree department l'or the training ol' Domestic Science teaclers. lManual Training degree department t'or the training ot' Manual Training teae icrs. Drawing and Art degree department l'or the training ot' special drawing and art teachers. Music Supervisor degree department and State and County certificate course and Elementary Normal training courses for the various grades ol' teachers are included now in the Normal Training College. All these various departments have maintained a splendid growing attendance l'rom year to year. The Summer Normal Training Section is an important and a large element in the life ol' this College. lt has grown steadily until it now reaches into the hundreds, surpassing by I'ar in attendance all other similar colleges. 1 I 1

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I-limm' HAMM ......... .-..Milton, Ia. Like the youthful lords of Na- varre, he has 1'esolved.' The mind shall banquet though the body pine. Ol These arc barren tasks, loo hard to keep: Not to see ladies--sludy-fasl- not sleep. Enrrn B. DENNY. . . . . . . . . .Grimes, la. Athenian-See. Y. W. C. A. Happy and joyful and merry of mood, As she delves into Math. and the Science of Food: She plans o11l her work and works out her plan, And is ably assisted by a certain Tall-man. BL.xNc:Hla Home .......... Dubuque, Ia. Our President Not only for your beauty And your wisdom learned from books, We lone you for yourself Miss, And the titadness of your Looks. Bmmcv,x 'l'luaN.un'. . . . . Pocahontas, Ia. Kitehi Gammi Her brain contains ten thousand cells, ln each some active fancy dwells. Glco. FIIiDIElll.ll1K-. ...... Ft. Dodge, Ia. Among our number there is one Always studying or ready for fun: For this reason he always finds On all his papers the A-plus signs. LIEONA Cl2l1IL..............Miltlll1, Ia. Athenian-Y. W. C. A. She is of so free, so kind, so apt, so blessed, A disposition, she holds it a vice in her goodness Not to do more than she is re- quested. MANY Pmun' ................ Colo, Ia. Athenian-Y. W. C. A. I do but say what she is: so deli- cate with her needle! An admirable musician: 0, she will sing the savageness out of a bear. Im MlI.I.l5li ............... Glidden, lu. Athenian-Y. W. C. A. One who like the Princess Ida champions the cause of higher education for women with her maintaining that with equal hus- bandl'!l, The woman were an equal to the man. D0li0'l'HY Yoluc ............ Ladoru, lu. Y. W. C. A. Who has seen her wave her hand? Or at the casement seen her stand, ln Humboldt Hall at Highland- Our little lady, Dot. Gu,u:le P1f1..xuM . . . . . . . . . . . .Colfux, Ia. A maiden, sedate as our dear Pil- grim mothers: A modern Priscilla, indeed, so they say, Who delights in the wheel the same as those others, And speeds as they spun thru the long sununer day. Lum I.las1.u4:. . . . . . . . . . . . . .M:mson, Ia. Athenian-Y. W. C. A.- Oralory Club Honor those to whom honor is due And among these, Lida, we class you. S,xu.xH Sfxuu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cunlril, la. Be thou the rainbow to the storms of lifet The evening beam that smiles the clouds away, And tints tomorrow with pro- phetic ray.