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

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X yf7lf'te Wt at f-Q 3?-.. ' A 'L 'v fjCff' 4fw K- H, p Xrvm A f -1 vi 'iris ' fri. ., f . l, H ' -Y -ll Y:-J fl ffl I X ii Ll X f 'v I' if J, LYDIA WHALEN Schaller, Iowa President of Commercial- Club-Dionysus Club-Ki Fi. Sometimes these meek and docile people are just the, ones to lead a merry chase. MAE THOMAS Canton, Mont. Ki F i-Assistant Editor of Piper. She is dear, she is sweet, she is lovely to meetg She is nice, she is kind, no fault can we find. FIDELIS WALTER Rock Rapids, Iowa Secretary-Treasurer of Commercial Club- Athenian-Koph Tau Pe-Ki Fi. A diligent student she, and not without reward. HENRY L. HASSLINGER, St. Charles, Iowa President of Commercial Club, First Quar- ter-Athenian-Glee Club-Y. M. C. A. W hen we see a cartoonist or a flunky in a bank, It always reminds us of our old friend, 'Hank.' MRS. KATHRYN HOLLAND Des Moines, Iowa Ki Fi-Dionysus Club. A woman with a sweet disposition, And to see her is to love her. ALMA STRAWN Des Moines, Iowa Dionysus Club-Y. W. C. A. One we miss when she is gone. DORA HANSEN Longmont, Colo. Athenian-Secretary of Women's Council- Ki Fi. She is just the quiet kind, Whose nature never varies. ROBERT HUNTER Mapleton, Iowa Athenian - Forum - Basketball, '17 - Foot- ball, '17, A live and enthusiastic athlete, Always on hand when the Commercials - meet. MAYME KAPLAN . Geneva, Iowa Assistant Editor of Piper-Athenian-Y. W. C. A.-Ki Fi. E Giveth advice by the bucketlul, Taketh it by the grain. ADA COOK Webb, Iowa Commercial Toast at Girls' Banquet--Koph Tau Pe-Y. W. C. A. Just one blamed thing after another.

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'a , , . ' -n -?i'X f' 1. tr ' . 11 'U Q' -c' Qvlf 1- !':f'l. . Eg ., fx ,. lv . . v gina Tk ':f 5 , , .T s.,Y,.,xi J. -'.. 1 Modesta Mann Barton HE subject of this sketch was born in the latter pfut of II I. ' l ,,'. ' I . - . - the nineteenth centuryg the exact date, as Kipling would say, is another story. Her girlhood days were spent as is the case with most girls. It is said that one of her favorite childish games was playing school. She was in- variably the teacher and the other little boys and girls of the neighborhood were her make-believe pupils. - The early days of the twentieth century found the little girl grown to womanhoofl with high school and college days over. As is the case with most 'Ssure enoughi' school teachers, the country, with its rural schools, offered the first opportunity for this budding schoolma'am., From the country to the graded school was her next move, where a number of years were spent as a successful grade teacher. Later, a thorough course in the Waterloo School of Commerce and postgraduate work at the Gregg School in-Chicago fitted her for her career as a commer-' cial teacher. The Waterloo School of Commerce furnished her the first opportunity to demonstrate her ability as a teacher of Shorthand and Typewriting. One of her first victims was Ruth Herthford, who, for a number of years, was one of the world's champion typists. Q Buena Vista College at Storm Lake was her next field, which place she held for three years, coming to Highland Park Col- lege in 1914, where she is familiarly known by her students and friends as 'Lady Bartonf' As to her popularity and ability as the head of the best Shorthand and Typewriting Department in this state, all will hear testimonyf 1. H Of her many kind deeds,Nduring her four years at Highland Park College, are they not written in the hearts and lives of hundreds of students with whom she has come in contact? If A lin. a rig. 'F ff . ll' v YW: 1 ' 1 v 'l K ', 4- 'wr f' 4' wi. i 1 uu- ,Q ,V 35-, X- ' pr. ty I I I r, 311 ' 1 'fe' V139 1 g lvl in all 'shi ii? ,if Vila'

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WINIFRED KELLY Fonda, Iowa W hen she will, she will, you may depend upon it: When she won't, she won't, thalfs an end on it. ISABELLE HYLTON Des Moines, Iowa But to see her was to love her, Love but her and her forever.'7 RUFFORD BOWER Bridgewater, Iowa Highlander Reporter--Commercial Piper Editor-Glee Club-Y. M. C. A. Meets everyone with a smile ' And is cheerful all the while. MARIE KEUHNE Des Moines, Iowa Y. W. G. A. She is short and stout and 'round about, But cheerful at all times, there is no doubt. ARLEIGH GRAY Winnebago, Minn. Silence is golden. LILLIAN SCHAFFER Prescott, Iowa This brown.-eyed lass we all do know By her vim and snap will make things go. NET BROWN West Bend, Iowa Not much to say, but plenty to do. FERN DUTTON ,Qseeola, Iowa I Koph Tau Pe. . The incomparable 'Fernl' For the- sake of those hereafter May there never be another like hen , ETHEL THOMAS Rembrandt, Iowa Y. W. 'C. A. She sits high in all people's hearts. GRACE FIRKIN Roland, Iowa Underneath all her foolishness W e find 'real worth. ,pfrxf V ere e A , , . lu ' of ,N 'Z' , f fm A we - In I Y ki i t Ny 1 ' 1 'df i-