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

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Amon W.u.nlau. . .......................... . . .Northwood, la Athenian-Y. W. C. A. fl face with gludness spread. tilmollz M.xxwnl.1.. . . .......,............... . . .Mitcln-llville, la Girls' Glec Club I only spank right on- Pn.mI. PAllMlCN'l'lill ..... .... .... ....................... . . . ...tlrinics, la V I .Y. W. C. A. Q l' or she wus jus! Ihr' quzel kind, whose nature never varies. w r lun' Molxlcls. . .............................. .Des Moines, lil ln a lillle lvonzan llu're's a Instr' of paradise. l3I.,xN1:HnBooK.. ...lDesMoines,la Y. W. t.. A. In duly fiflll, composed, l'0sigm'd. AIAIUON CH.xN'ruv.. ...Grinies, la A mind thot never wen! umissf' C.xnlunI..utsoN. ..... .... ...l'luxley,la Passion und pride were lo her soul unknown. Vleus l3o'1 1'laN1f1m.o .... .. .... . .' ....... ........... . . . . . . .. ...Des Moines, la .Sp0c'cIl is silver, bnl silence is golden. l'lovnHlzss... ...Casey,la One who is never weru'y. Mus.AMx' .... ..lJes Moines, la .-l sunny disposilion is lhe soul of success. lilcssnc 0XliNltllllill. .. ... ...... ..... ............... ...Lac-ona, la ' Y. W. C. A. D Aho has u most dzscerning head. A1.viao.t .IoHNsoN. .. ..... ............. ...... .... Calm as ll snnunvrs' storm. Mus. D. A. W.u.l..u:lc ................................... . ''Pl'l'Sl'l7l'I'llIlCt', her 1vr1lchword. TOAST We have often drunk to the singing maid, And oft to the artist fairg We have filled our cups to the student staid And thc Winsome girl with golden hair, And the luring llirt that men l'orsook-- But here's to the lassies that know how lo cook.

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Menu WIALENE J.xco1xsoN. ., ....... . . ........ . . . ....... . . . . .. ..... .. ...Inwood, In Kitchi Gznnmi-K. T. P.-Girls' Glcc Club The world has few like unto her. I.on.xHosMnn............ ...... ..... ....DesMoines,Ia Kitchi Gunnni-K. T. P.-Girls' Glee Club She's pretty lo walk with, willy lo talk lo, and pleasant lo look upon. MAnN1sH... .... ..... .... .. ..Wcldon, In HbfIld10lIS she is, but in slalure small. Enrrn DHNNY.. ... ........ . .... ........... .... .... . .Grin1es, lu Athenian-Y. W. C. A. One who never says a foolish thing. ETHEI. F1.m1M1Ne.................... ......... ....... -...lies Moines, Ia A gentle presence, unpretentious, calm and nnld. CARMEN Pos'1'. . ...................................... . . .Des Moines, Ia A blythe heart maketh a bonny face. MAnn.xnlc'l' Hman. .. ..... .... ...............'. ...Des Moines, lu Sweets lo the sweets.' FANNIE MiX'I'HliNN'S ........................................... ...Villisca, Ia Athenian-Y. W. C. A. Cabinet .I U 1 If she will, she will: you may depend upon . Guthrie Center, In ELSIESMl'l'H.............. ....... .... H Of gl'aceful ease and sweetness void of pride. FANNIEEIDlE............. ..... ........... ................DesMoines,Ia Alheniun--Girls' Clee Club- H Il is not art, but hearl, which wins the wide world over. ELLA .... .......Villisea, Ia Athenian-Girls' Glee Club-X. W. C. A.-Mixed Quartettc A friendly heart with many friends. Scrum MAlNQUlS'I'........................ ..... ...Red Oak, Ia Something of goodness and something true. CLARA Nsnnon. ............................... V .............. . . .Vinton, la What her heart thinks, hcr tongue speaks. Wn.M.x HAll'l'UNG... ...Des Moines, Ia There is fun in everything 1 meet.

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manual Arm N this modern day, men with vocational and technical training are in greattdemand. Manual training certainly meets some phases ol' this wide-I'elt need, and to what extent and why it does so lnay, perhaps, he explained here. First, it becomes necessary to know just what manual training is, and what it does for the student. Manual Training is a study, or course, which aims especially at educating the senses ol' touch, sight, and mus- cular perception by means ol' various occupations. However, much more than this is intended and accomplished by the eourse known as manual training. Not only are these physical senses trained for their own sakes, hut also l'or the elleet that such training has upon tl1c mind. While the eyes, muscles, and hands are trained to eo-ordination, the mind must play its part, t'or the eo-ordination must he intelligent. Thus, while the eyes 2ll't' trained to aeeuraey, the hands to dexterity and skill, the mind is made to perceive, compare, relleet, and decide. To put the idea in a slightly dill'erent form, manual training is a development ol' the manual and visual t'aeulties ol' the student, having also l'or its purpose the stimulation and l'uller development ol' the men- tal powers ol' observation, comparison, and judgment, the cultivation Manual Training Room