Lindenwood University - Linden Leaves Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

Page 20 text:

i ALICE LIN NEMAN. What did you say the book said ? Straight from the Emerald Isle with an abundance of auburn hair. One of the quiet, unassuming type, with a ready smile and as good tempered a human as can be found, and ne of the few who pays her class dues before time. A iw If 7 I ,4 l D , Q 1' VIRGINIA LOUISE BETTS. Our Advisary Teacher, beloved by all the class. -Always cheerful, ready, and willing to help us wiithvher bright, apt suggestions which have many times saved the day for the class 'of '0,9. X ' A 1 , -X, ' X ,K ff ETHEL MAURINE ALLEN. Oh, I have something to tell you. Straight from Arkansas with all the Southern hospitality you read about. ' Go it Louise, no one can stop you, not even Dr. Horn, when it comes to arguing about Dixie. Always kind and considerate to animals4especially cats. Never was known to be without her lessons.

Page 19 text:

Ei gggiagf F511-TJ viral .., Xi? . ,,:..:f- ,ii-5-. 1-fri' 'JA A- if -aff' ---:......r, ? Qi W -we ....:,.g,.-szseee f.. -ff P Q f EUUEH5 f f Jr. bg ' pu -r 'w-,fe -E. X ,... . ., 4 f7..?fi5,Sa ':TH ,f.' 1-1-fb . -...H-33.4-:,.:f.Li: LL N - P- . . -- - K, 52.1- 4.-:mv 111'-, QI.31i:F'----ful?-. z --,-age-0 ,y '-,L-Q ,af 'III .-1. ,.,.,, 5? - .. , ,V T.. .,,.,,, ,, 3.-.. Q--. --- -4 .,-4-or ,.,---,-wwf ,. - I ---man, ll!32x'hifs'!:5q5:,y.q -qt, 1 12.-,. nf- -. f - ,. I - , i - f , ', 3 -'Q Q-is-az - '-- '-' ' ' ' . . --1-.11 .- .' ' .., r -- .' 'I' ' .- 4-'W . TL' ' img r f?-S za iii ,- ' 'I H. ' , - - ,, .g asgv-fwfr' :inn-. , :al 11. -ye V ' My ' ,. ff 4-f.s.':i'r 'a ' J , F',ug:s!i!- I . 1 Pgqi- ' .ly . ' I nu. I -.-' '. J- ' ' -' c, 2 'fi-fi: -: 1' - .H ' I. V' gf - 1 - . .- .m1' ,.--nail '-, 5 lf-. ' h Q 1 j 1 gi .1 4 fl' ,1 - 51.5 ,',j ' .-'- . IL ff' ' I. S ' , .-fs.:-rf ,Ad 4. ,, ' e' 'i-: ' -LA . QW. X . Zf. S- -.. ' -.. .. 'Fr' y ' A Q I' I .1 1 ,f AQSQE' E- . , ,-, , - ,. Vf -3. jg! ,f 411' t , ' ' 4 L.--315, U 1 ,f M - 'lx- x.. wen J . . 1 V , . , ,. . - - - ' , 52.1. .. '1 f' ' ' as f 'H 'T-f9EF . 11 I . 1. , .X , -1, I 1, . 15,5 , S , If-' '.- h'-U. pf-- ' 'f ,, - -g: i!5- ' LL 1 , , .W -Lf 1-'lp' E ' . hyzw. . , S-M? V ---- V A- I L-, ' , JL:- rlf .,' ' -' f '- fn, c-- .. - - -su, ,V ,. -T.. -,. .N . - ... 1 RHEA MOORE, President. ' LOUISE BETTS, Secretary. MARIE KREBS, Treasurer. COLORS: Green' and White. FLOWER: White Carnation. MOTTO: 4'By Virtue We Conquer. YELL: Hullo, Balloo, Ballu, Ballee Foremost Class of L. L. C. Record Breakers, Dandy Fine, ' Seniors, Seniors, 1909. YELL : Nineteen nine, Nineteen nine Nineteen, Nineteen, Nineteen nine. SONG. Q ,Cfune of Harrigan.J S-e-nfi-ors .spells Seniors, We. are proud of all the get up that is in us- Double dog dare you to say a word Claginji us, , Because it's S-e-n-i-ors, you bet. It's a class that will pass under , any circumstance, Seniors, that's us. H. V. B. 709

Page 21 text:

X XXX.. HELEN VAUGHAN BAB COCK. I sure did squelch her . The Divine Carrie whose wonderful playing charms the audiences at L. C. re- citals. The key note. of our subject's character is frankness and she was never known to grant a. fellow the last word in an argument. XX ' .-is X , '- 7 . MARY CLAY. -x I didn't quite understand, won't you please repeat the question? . This is 'the fourth yeai' Helen has safely reached Lindewood on a slow train 'from Arkansas. Helen may be a' sad coquette but she is so good looking and attractive .that we must expect that. She wears bangs beautifully and we can- not help but like her even if she is from Arkansas. x', , . it K XXX fy. CAROLINE ELIZABETH COLLINS. Well I know it but .I simply can't help Ev it. Chairj. Our stunning blond I whose golden tresses are always very curly in :the morn- ing but as the day waxes strong the curls wane. She is not only large in stature but in lieart ,and our estimation aswell. She shines wherever she goes, especially in Military schools.