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

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Champion tem ' 115 and basket ball player, Literary editor and Senior hope slayer, W'ho is this bright athletic lass, The President of tl' ' ie Junior class. This is one of the Gi-'tc nice little lady named Sad ie. You know of the sisters named Keller, And when you see one you can tell her, For she's all skin and bone, But the other has grown Till at basket ball none can excel her. : -ef: 4- MFI Our hungry Amos You know is famous, On account of her appetite, , She got the mumps, And was down in the clumps, And certainly was a sigh-t. L . es fair, She and her roommate make quite a pair, She can act like a monkey and make you roar Until your sides split and you fall on the floor, , And then there's that dear little Olive Wlio is healthy, happy and jolly, She gets mad in a minute, 1 But she never stays in it, , That dear little junior called Olive. There was a young lady named Sadie, NVho was really a very fine lady, But when dressed as a boy She gave Clara great joy, This ' '

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1 I ,-2. LJ if U N l G1Q5 fl9lO if.-. MRS. LOUISE T. CRANDALL, ' Adviser. ' W QFFICERS. ' Ruth Dulty Crandall, President. Sadie Bell, Secretary. Q Grace Miller, Vice-President. Helen Richards, Treasurer. A 1-2--3l-4 . arno ainas aniat 2-4-3-4 1 we'll make those Senior trot who for, what for . we'll raise the dust iiflioh youjsgoing to root for: . welll Win or bust -4551 1: . . -f1'g'j'Llll1OfS. Irene Amos 7' Ruth Barr H Sadie Bell Ruth Crandall Eva Ditch Eloise Eagletoif' Clive Eagleton Florence Hayes Golda Hewitt Marita Hodgeman . amo amas amat. I 1910 and who'll do it now 1910 and who's ripe for a ight now .I Give a rouse, we'1l have rhat game 5 . .despite all, f - .1 1-9-1-0 W 1. - ,A 1 I CLASSRQLL. 4 'S 7 -:Margaret Hogg ' I N elen Howard ' Florence Keller Eleanore Keller . Grace Miller ' May Parsons Ethel Robinson Helen Richards Clara Schwerdtmann. L f 1

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They say that Every nio For :L robber Under So scare There was a young lady named Sehwert, NVho was sometimes inclined to be pert, She would laugh or she'cl ery, Play tricks on the sly, And was just the least bit of a Flirt. Eva, you know, was once on the stage, And she a rather dark character made, I V But such is life, there is always a shadow, And she indeed made a hue Mulutto. Miss Richards who is very rich, l-las such a t' - ' ' une trying to ketch All the girls -in their room, And with money from home, That she sometimes just al most has its. Golda dear, the dainty lass, We can't ever let you pass, You with your smiles so blithe and gay, You 'are as bright as the ' sun any day. A pessimis Olll' POOI' Sht is ill at her she looks, Eloi ea beds and in nooks- cl is our poor El tie young student N oise SC SC . lfliss Hayes, Renowned for her dignihed ways, Her old chem she hated, Her roomm She's all that I live for S ate she fated- aid Hayes.