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

Page 22 text:

egg NELL QUINLAN DONNELLY. Moab aiah. i They say that the best things come in small packagesgp if so, our Arkansas Bunny is no exception to the rule. She is par- ticularly adapted in the art of making ex- cuses to stay from church. But never mind, this is a characteristic weakness of the witty. 'f,y:f qxNR CLARA LOUISE DAVIS. In Kansas Cityf' The Mrs., of the classi Always busy, always in a hurry, but 'always on time. She hasn't ,yet .informed us what other college she 'will l1o.no.r with her attendance, but we surmise that before long she 'will be enrolled as a permanent student in the school of Domestic Science and House- keeping. A good friend, pleasant com- panion, and.a splendid worker on the Annual Board. ,f is X ix X :- V 2 f' LAOIS DALE. You would have died if you had been ' there P. U., Yes, Clara, giggle and we'll giggle with you. But, who could help it 'in such com- pany. For it is a known and accepted fact that all' fat people are good natured. Has always had a smile for the girls of her class, so we are all her friends.

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.

Page 23 text:

.XX ARLIE RUTH FLEMING. Where is that Belleville paper? Here's to Marie, a good scholar, good friend and the wonder of the class. She was the only, one of us who was brilliant enough to bgiable to quit work nine days simply to have the mumps. She also takes strongly to the stage, especially in the part of a dear simple minister. . XX, J., ELIZABETH LOUISE KEENE. Nope, too hard for me. Our sweet, mild, brown-eyed cherubi never known to make a noise, who be- lieves in the maxim:- Be seen, but not heard . No, she was not captured in India, she is just from East St. Louis. She is a faithful .worker and believes in asking questionsg for instance, What is the atomic weight of heat? 4 S MARIE WANDA KREBS. I donit near care. A charming brunette whose .powers of fascination are undisputed. Louise's sunny disposition has often come to- the rescue at' the Senior table when-it was impossible to keep up with the quiet conversation. She is always known to laugh at a joke, however dry' it may be. If she has ac- complished nothing else she certainly knows how to pour coffee.