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

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'he Glnltvgv nf Qbratnrg .. HIC lfaeulty and students ol' the College ot' Oratory, with great eom- .,, plaisaney present the l'ollowing eontribution to this year's annual. Our r' past and present achievements demonstrate beyond all doubt -the grow- Qlmgi ing strength and popularity ot this, the greatest sehool ol its kind 'ii-im l'rom the Mississippi river to the eoast, and from the Canadian line HQ' to the Gull' ol' Mexico. With increased hope and eourage, we l'aee a l'ulure bright with promise. And now, gentle reader, we will pre- sent the toasts given at the Leap Year banquet: C! 'Bi To lIigl1I11ncIPurlc College:--'l'lle pioneer, demoeratie eollege-may the High- land spirit always linger and our Alma Mater be, as she is the greatest ot' them all. To our beloved Presidenl:-And may he always love us as we have loved him. To the Alumni:-Pity us, l'or we will soon be with you-and believe us, we will help you. To our Dean:-'I'he only word let't to say is that he has solved the great problem: 'l'o wed or not to wed. To Miss Edna Lowe:-We would say that we toast to her health, prosperity and happiness with rose-tinted neetar and atmosphere t'or good measure. 7'o Mr. lhlvid Uyler, our youngest professor-u lUlll'llfllflf-- A moeking eye, A pair ot' lips- 'l'hat's often why A fellow tripsg -Trust her not-she's a fooling thee.

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To Miss Agnes Parks:-Steadfast, loyal and true as the heavens are blue. And the following is what was said about the mere students:- To Ilarry Drill:-Our handsome lllilll we would bestow the power ol' love-at- tirst-sight to prevent him l'rom shattering more hearts. A toast to E. Clyde Williruns:-The silent and solemn member of the old guard. 4 To Mabel Hiller:-A veteran with an enviable record. To Lida Leslie:-Happy days to the girl from the bright, sunny southland. To Harold Wel1ster.'-Success ol' his book, Woman's Sphere is in thc Home. To George Mooers--who always scatters the sunshine and never the sorrow. A toast to Velma Byers-the girl with the baby's l'ace, but the philosopher's nlind. To Ferne Lacey-a charming rural maiden, who prefers the Box llowers ol' the city. Of l?ol1crlllIcNeII11 much can be said, but here's to the day that he is happily wed. To Russell Tallman--the standard bearer ol' the burning truth :-- lJo right and fear no mang Don't write and l'ear no women. To Margy Miller-whose naive smile bespeaketh a heart free ol' guile. To Mildred Hunter-the queen ol' them all, who broke many a heart after the ball. To Gcrliarl Hansen-our brave, bold Dane-may his wedded life be free from pain. To Samuel Sllltt1l+Zl handsome youth, admired by all the ladies forsootll. H . . , I .-I. ftlt.-I I lo Marzeane Gould-an artistic, Miss .mc pm e o we at loo. To Elizabeth Drysdale--l'ull ot' speech and motion, who lo our school yields to none in devotion. To Grover Springer-our stout Loehinvar, so loyal in love and valiant in war. To Ernest Whipple-our brave newcomer, who allready has achieved some honor.