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

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Bnomansox, W,xr.'rnn, E. li., Brodiv . . .... Denison, Ia. BUCHANAN, Iisnl. H., C. li., Buck ...... ........ I mgansport, Incl. A, C. Moll --Alhvnifln Tl'l'llSlH'l'l'--TITIIS. of Class C.x1.I..xH.xN, Glconnn, E. E., Collie, Good Sporl . . . . . CU1 r1Nu, CH.xnr.ns, E. E., Chris, H1unboIdl Reserve . . . . .. Minn. CAlil'liN'I'Ell, A. B., E. E.. . . . . . 1. . . . . . . . . . .. .. .0swego, Kun. Pl'l'Sllll'lIl Class Dounuixnn, C. J., M. li.. ...San Frznu-isco, Cui. D12 ANnnAnn, GlaN'r1L, E. Ii., .luck ....... .... . . . . Pauli, Brazil Vnrsily Truck-l rmlbull-T. IJ. T. FI.oma1aN, Enom, Ii. E., Eddy, HumImldl Rl'llllllll',, Give Club Flililllil., li. V., C. li., Tv.1r .. ..................... Gl'2lllblll'Y, Tex. Varsily Ifoollmll-V111's1ly Hllselirlll-li. P. D.-Tznzrus Club Gxnnnlna, El.Lxo'r, M. li., Sky, C1wm. Shark ............. . ..... ...... .B02lV0l'Dlllll,XvlS. GoNz.u.l-:z, Louis G., M. Ii., HA Soulhern Mv1nIu'r . . . . . . . . . . . . l ....... Arropo,Po1'loRico .loHNsoN, Josnvu, C. li., .loe . . . . . . . . .. .... Iles Moines, ln. Baud-Urclzeslru l..xx'MAN, lLxI.n, C. Ii., I'inIcv11 .............. .... I Jes Moines, lu. Vursily Foollmll-Ii. P. D.-Vice l,l'l'S. of Class NIICI-IIEL, PAUL, C. li., Milc11 .................... Des Moines, In. Vursily l rmfbuIl-Class liuslcellmll-li. P. D. iiflnsnzu, lilcNNm'1'1, Ii. li. ......... ..... ...HonolnIn, lluwnii GI00 Club P0ll'l'lEI!, .lonx N., C. li.. . . . .. .... I ....... ... ...DeIhi, Ia. Sr'c'y .lllluor Class OLSHN, 'l'. A., M. li., S1vvdc', 2:ClussifIp?v1le IJPIIIUIIH. . .GL-non, Tex. ' cuvrls , un

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. 1 . at .ak-.4 .en -... ' 'ACM , Junior Engineers o , -. A 0 the Junior Class of Engineering we. dedicate these pages. We began -' as a freshman class of thirty, each with his dreams of future greatness. Soon we-encountered Exaurs. n0ur number gradually diminished as Descr1p, Analyt, and Late, each claimed its share of freshmen ' F-t' until the present remnant of our original class stands forth twenty HJ.- strong and ,noble Juniors. Of absences we have many, of Flunks not a few, of Credits tSomeJ, but after all we can truthfully say, We've done our durndestf' Here's to our noble Proi's., whose chief aim tfrom our viewpointl is to flunk Juniors. Prot'. Robertson, who prescribes Math. in large and small doses, Prof. Walters, always willing to offer assistance, and everybody's friendg Prof. Webb, a newcomer and a great booster, the man to whom all Civils look for guidance, Prof. Zuker, the one who knows chemistry, Prof. Holbrook, the one loved -by allg Prof. Chatterton, from whom we obtain telephonologyg and last of all, Dean Shane, from whom our classification cards are obtained. The Juniors are a class always doing something, never in trouble, never good, but nevertheless a class of whom much is expected. I May our motto always be: Constantly give the best you have and the best will come back to you. Amen. The Juniors. MASH

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U Sophomore Engineers CLASS OFFICERS T. ARTHUR WOODROW ................... . . FRANK ORR ............. J. A. TOMLINSON ..... HUGH CARPENTER ..... CARL VON LINDEMAN ..... . . . . .President Vice President . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . .Piper Staff