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

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H. O. STEVENS Des Moines, Iowa Industry is the right hand' and frugality the left hand of fortune. MRS. L. A. WILSON Des Moines, Iowa A merry heart goes all the day. H. W. HERRICK Grimes, Iowa Speech is silver, but silence is golden. MRS. E. NEWELL Altoona, Iowa One who never says a foolish thing. FAYE BRISTLEY Des Moines, Iowa One who is never weary. W. J. KINCAID Columbia, Iowa To thine own self be true. MRS. R. R. CERNEY Des Moines, Iowa Nothing is difficult to a willing mind. RUSSELL JOHNSON Ncmaha, Iowa My way is to begin with the beginning. A. WALTER PHILLIPS Greenville, Iowa Can always be trusted to do the right thing. L. H. OZIAS Grimes, Iowa We are stronger than our failures. BRUCE YEAGER Charter Oak, Iowa A man of strength and wisdom-.',. CLELLA ANDREWS Knoxville, Iowa A light heart lives loni:. - h Nxxffwije-1 ORVAL T. BARNES George, Iowa The radiance of his life is good to look upon .IESSIE L. BRADSHAW Des Moines Iowa If you can't be happy, don't be anything else. X! N, L54 1 Q. , . K 1 lx - -.1 ,I 'QV' .f-31 , .. ' .. -s ' .. .eE. ,.' . AT . gn! l . W , . -.,, Q 51.36 it . 1 . ,- '19 y ni V F . N 5- DORA DUWE Atlantic, Iowa A good friend to many. ' NORTHA PORTER Des Moines, Iowa Happy is she, front care she's free.', LAWRENCE C. GARDNER, Bancroft, Iowa A great admirer of the fair sex. JOE KING Holly Springs, Iowa And in his smile was a hearty welcome. MINNIE PETERSEN Derby, Iowa Perseveranee is her watehwordf' 4 A. W. PHILLIPS Des Moines, Iowa A friend to all who knew him. R. W. SIMPSON Ellsworth, Iowa Good hearted and frank. GEO. H. HANNA Valley City, N. D. The lucky man is one who grasps his opportunities. R. W. TALLMAN Coin, Iowa A true and sincere friend. HENRY HAMM Milton, Iowa I'Always to be depended upon. MAE HUCKABA Des Moines, Iowa Precious articles are in small packages. 1' I.: ll. vi . 'll ,. rx QL

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,Ji F -1 ,AL l 0. ' E, , f-IST ' f if -Ll' ' -V -- ra- , 4 avigggjl ' : rf ' '-1 -1-.an-' .-5. 'M , I GERHARD 'HANSON Elkhorn, Iowa 'And looks the whole world in the face, For hejeans not any man. GEORGE IVEST Buckner, 'Mo. Athenian4Y. M. C. A. He.dearly loves to talk and he does it well. l. 'DARR Carrollton, ,Mo.' Y. M. C. A.-Forum-Kitchi Garnmi-Higlr lander Editor, 1917. Judge .me by what 1 am. C. M. McCARTY ' Dttumwa, Iowa Football, '17. 'fRun 'if you like, but 'try .to .keep .your breatlrg Work Slilce .a fman, ibut .blonft .be :worked :to ' ideathln U 4 BEATRICE LEINBACH West Bend, Iowa Associate Editor of Highlander, 1918-Piper -Chi Rho Phi-Athenian-Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet-Captain of Girls, .Basketball Team. I have resolved that, like the sun, so long as my days last, I shall look on the bright - side of everything. FLORA McSWEYN Des .Moines, Iowa Chi Rho Phi. A maiden ,who has many winsome ways. FRANCES HARGADEN Gravity, Iowa A quiet type of good, active, earliest girl- hood. GLADYS GIBSON Des Moines, Iowa Athenian+Basketball. . A maiden fair to see. UMBERT BOZZI 1 Columbia, South America Spanish Instnictorf There's. a something in his looks .Which,marks a -very learned man. R. .C. PITTMAN Lorimor, ,Iowa On the great clock of time there is but one .word-'Now.' ' MALENE JACOBSON Inwood, Iowa Kappa Theta Phi-Athenian. Q1iiet, sincere, and very.much in earnest in all that she does. ALMA KUEHN Richmond, Ind. Kitchi Gammi-Assistant Librarian. Sleep 'is sweet, and I am sure that care is an enemy to life.

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OUR KCOLLEGE Class Song, '18 Come, let us sing old Highland's praise, Come, let us sing of college days. Sing of the days that are so dear To all who have been students here. We love our school and faculty, And ever true to them we'll be. We'll think of Highland as our home, No matter where we chance to roam. Chorus: H. P. C.! Oh, H. P. C.! With many happy college days. H. P. C.! Oh, H. P. C.! In future years we'l1 sing thy praise. We also love our D. M. C., And tribute now we pay to theeg Old D. M. C., we love thee wellg How much, no tongue can ever tell. Our deans and all our teachers so true, We realize the debt we owe to youg ln men1ory's halls enthroned you'll hc, Old college friends of D. M. C. Chorus : D. M. C.! Oh, D. M. C.! With many happy college days. D. M. C.! Oh, D. M. C.! In future years we'll sing thy praise. But 11ow our schools have been made one The work of each is nobly done. The college now must stand the test, And be the school to lead the West. We'll boost for her with all our mightg We know she'l1 stand for all that is right. And now we give our pledge so true, The New College, success to you. Chorus: Our New School! Our New School! We wish for you the very best. Our New School! Our New School! May Heaven's blessings on thee rest. Erma L. Krout