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

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5 ' RHEA MOORE. . Oh, I am so tired. Behold Winnifred! Our mathematics shark who can easily crack the baek bone of any example extant. She has tried her best to organize 'a Senior Basket Ball Team but her eiforts will not pull the Seniors from their books. She may be re- garded as our sleepy member but she is right there on the basket ball field. ix . - i Jrz. ALICE NORA MAY RIPLEY. We'11 have a meeting tonight. Stop! look! This tall member is our stately president. She is the most quiet, unassuming of all '09, regardless of the fact that 'she reigns over all the bril- liant girls at Lindenwood. She plays the works of no composer who has less than twenty-Eve letters in his name. ix X i 9 . , , . xii a WINNIFRED EMARRITTA OLM- STEAD. I just never was so hungry. Behold, she who spends more time and money on her clothes than all the rest of '09, But regardless of all this, her idea of supreme happiness is a bowl of apple butter. Although she hails from Belleville, her habits are unreproachable and we all love her.

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.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.

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MARY REDFIELD RICE, B. L. She makes me,tired. Oh, pensive nun, devout and pure, sober, steadfast and demure. She will do anything in the world for you- but talk. However, she can speak up, when accosted by her teacher. She is happy with. all things but the boys and from tl1em she flees. . WINIFRED WARREN. You simply must make me quit eating. . Everybody loves Mary. One of the naturally brilliant, always in good humor and she mere-ly forms a line example of mairlenly dignity that her influences are desirable in. every, neighborhood. With all her accomplishments she is not only companionable but is delightful as a classmate. ' 'L .X i X5 X.. MARGARET SCHILTZ. He came clear to the gate with mef' Gifted with that-social accomplishment- talk. . She can talk you intoibelievingyour head is not your own. She can digest a dictionary with the ease of a goat and she is par excellence in what ever she attempts in school and out. '