Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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THE ARIEL MIN SMITH VVe scarcely know how to begin The tale of the diligent Min. Though of uttermost honor, VVhen the mood is upon her Most fabulous yarns she can spin. ERNEST TIEGS A scholar beyond competition, A strikingly good mathematician, VVe were all glad to learn Of Ernest's return, He makes such a splendid addi- tion. Page 29 H FLORENCE FELL Florence fell, we clon't know why But'so her surname would imply Katy did, and Florence fell, VVhich is strangest, who can tell? CHASE MIX Our clever young manager, Mix, Has put in some pretty good licks But we don't understand How the money on hand Has shrunk to a dollar and six. BENJAMIN ROHAN It seems most decidedly queer, But we'll have to omit him, I fear For the author can't trace Ben, And no one can place him,- He coulcln't have been here last year.

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EARL VAN DUSEN The lines that in public he read NVere as smooth as the top of his head. In dramas, well-known, As the villain he shone, And moved with a treacherous tread. OLEDA SCHROTTKY A girl with a humorous eye Once dwelt at the house, Theta Phi. - She could read very nicely, Recite quite precisely, l And make a most excellent pie. THE ARIEL EDITH STUART When wishing 'to banish her gloom, She picks up a mop or a broom. A day never passes But what she skips classes To sweep, or to straighten her room. WILLIAM BRUCE Billy was a chemist, Billy is no more. For what he thought was H2 O, Was I-I2 SOJ. GRACE WING A day is so little, she cried, It's a difficult thing to divide! One half goes to Garnsg One half goes to Barnesg And neither is quite satisFied.' U Page 28

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5 MARIEM SMITH Though her voice was both please ing and strong, The pitch was decidedly wrong. And her friends were so mean That all, except Gene, Would flee when she struck up a song. i::ii?EifI,:EI 2 V.: lg.. 5 :f': 1 f ,am . gf ::..E1:56' 55 A . 1 fir? 5- . f ??5f- . , ' - ,Q I CARRIE PECKHAM A lady of olive complexion, With a natural bent for correction. They say she's a shark, She can't keep it dark, So she makes not the slightest objection. THE ARIEL :1 f .4252 I: 1 - , ,325 EH 131. 1 v ' ' giggiesgzii- he i .. 2,52 E 55 .2 Q2 2535 EA ' ' ,355 egi Si: ' iii 571' 5:2-f pE252:- fl tie - 115522 1.41 sf: ':- .y::,5+ E25 'I Zffff- 551-1 tri! ' i zi? , ,. , , ..,. ,.., , .1 CLYDE EWERS WVe wonder if it would be mean To say that he struck us as Keene. For he keeps on his light Till all hours of the night, And rises at 7:l5. f : J -3.35 fer .fs 1. , Q.: ree, - if-. ,. . gi-E:-: ,,:'+ grf-. f HENRIETTA LEY A maiden both dark and entranc- ing, Possessed of a fondness for dancmgg VVith a heart that is kind, A logical mind, And a tongue much inclined to romancing. x 08 and 513 Q X 3 iA Mefr.' X, BERTHA MORSE Her temper is quite uncontrolled She has a great longing to scold But in classes she shines And in several linesg Her heart is the purest oi gold. Page 30 1