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

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Left our troubling cares behind us, Ever speeding, never stopping, Till we came to Zella's home. She was in the parlor, tatting-- Tatting, tatting, ever tatting, As if 'twere all that she could do, But she can't lure us to thinking That she is not watching, longing For a dearer one so kind and tl'ue. But we must be speeding onward, Homeward, now the trip seems short Soon we arc within short distance Ol' the place we love so well. Now we see a Studebaker, See our friends, Alice and Nina, Enjoying now their evening ride As slowly on their way they go. Then returning t'rom our journey, We find Nellie in the parlor, 0 Eyes ol' blue, all twinkling, laughing, Hair of llaxon, bright and shining, She was waiting our returning. Leaving Humboldt, idly strolling, Down to First Street we did wander Pausing here f'or a tete-a-tete With our pal and classmate, Pearl. She is skilled in ways ot' teaching, Learned in all the lures ot' men- ln all youthful sports and pastimes, All domestic arts and labors. NVe found her thus in idle dreaming Of the future and its hardships, When into her room came strolling Margie and Allien so happy, Waiting not to be invited, Lingering not upon the threshold, Began to parley ot' the evening, And the teasing of' the moonlight, And the balmy April weather, How they had enjoyed the evening, Strolling through the lanes together, Thus they settled into chatting, And seemed happy in their pastime, Telling tales ol' great excitement, Revealing thus to one another Secrets ot' their anticipations- Secrets we must not now tell. But they see a maid approaching, Dressed in garments fitting neatly, 'Tis our Inwood friend, Mathea, Strolling o'er the velvet campus As il' some dear friend to meet. From the high doorway ot' Science, Comes a man both tall and stately, Handsome, too, he is to look on, And we l'eel content in seeing How they stroll in pleasure-seeking. D Q l i l Thus we leave each one l'ulfilling What in life her purpose seems, May success crown all the efl'orts Of' the class ot' Nineteen-Sixteen. 9

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Home Economics Department 16111112 7 runnmim g HE department 'oi' Home. Economies is thriving under the el'- Q ficient supervision ol Miss Louise Bennett Weaver. Already Pd it has created a keen and enthusiastic interest among the girls. 'i'lflL'? Home Economics means not only the science of cooking, but ef- every part of homemaking, from room designing to the art of sewing as well. In the new location, with its more ample quarters, the department will have greater opportunity to accompllsh things on a more completel plan than formally, and undoubtedly there will be rapid progress mac e. Mfrs!