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

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1925 volume:

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A., Columbia University KATE L. Genome EILLA T. RISKE B. A., Washington University JULIA C. llNDERVVOOD Ph. B., University of Iowa FLOI' YVIN KS B. A., DePauw University M. A., Ohio State University ROBER'1' SCOTT CALDER gton M. A., Washington and Jefferson College D. D., Bellevue College Ph. D., Grove City College KA'rI1Ri'N HAN1iINs B. S. and M. A., University of Mis ALICE ANNA LINNEMANN B. L., Lindenwood College ARTHUR L. f,DENVVELLER Ph. B., University of Chicago M. A., Columbia University souri . 1 'skill Page 24 College gfdrzs and Sciences MARY P. B.ARNEfFT B. A., University of Kansas M. A., University of Chicago :NIARGARET BIILES B. A., M. A., University of Illinois E. LOL'ISE STONE Ph. B., M. A., University of Chicago ANNA VVURSTER B. S., M. S., Purdue University Diplome Sorbonne, Paris MARX' J. BROYVN B. A., Butler College M. S., Washington University ETHEL ELTINGE B. A., M. A., University of Syracuse BERTH.4 E. BIARTIX B. A., Mount Holyoke College Ph. D. University of Chicago ARDEN B. JoHNsoN B S M S. and Ph. D., University of Wisconsin . ., . LOIS IQARR B. A., Simpson College M. A., University of Wisconsin MART E. LEAR B. A., B. S. and M. A., University of Missouri 'N x P11 Si' Coflege gf J47'f.S' and Sciefzcey BIARY CAROLYN fJLSEN B. A., University of Kansas M. A., Columbia University FLORENCE XV. SCHAPER M. A., University of Missouri B. s., CDORRITT STUMBERG B. A., Smith College M. A., University of Chicago AMY VVILLIAMS B. A., M. A. Washington University Sffzool of cU0mz'z'0mz! Ydflllulillig B. B. LILLIAN J. IXLLYX Rubicam Business College liENE G VSTAVVS S., College of Industrial Arts, Denton, Texas MARJ oR1E J. NVEBEH B. A., Goucher College M. A., Columbia University PAGE XVRIGHT B. S., Lindenwood College TJETA M. NIEACHAM B. S., Oregon Agricultural College M. A., Columbia University l iLIZABETH STEWART B. A., Southwestern College M. A., Columbia University HARRIET YDIVEN O., Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pri. B. L. I., Emerson College of Oratory Lifci.-x PERSIS Hvrcnms Leland Powers School of the Spoken Word Edith M. Herrick School of Expression ol rx mm M . IWW 'HW' Wh, W jj ami Why alwaff AM ' ' MM. KLM pg Z,,,,eL wif! 5 ff -Uffflfffgfff WM 'aLJ 'dZU'd7O Page 28 5212001 of Jlfzzfzk JOHN THOMAS B. M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Artist Diploma, with Distinction CHARLOTTE BVTH CRAIG Normal Degree, Ann Arbor Conservatory of Music Certiiicate, Public School Methods, Ann Arbor CORA NAOMI BIDVVARDS B. M., Chicago Musical College NIILDRED E. GRAVLEX' B. M., Glenn Dillard Gunn School of Music AGNES GRA Y Pupil of Ernest Spiering, Jacobson, Bendix and Listerman AAXRIEL F. Gnoss M. Mus., Forest Park College Graduate, New England Conservatory of Music Pupil in Master Classes of Leopold Godowsky and Percy Grainger Graduate, Fontainebleau School of Music, Frann- LVCILE HATCH Graduate, Artist Diploma, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Pupil, Hans Richards, Marcian Thalberg, Harold Fix ICRANCES E. OLDFIELD Pupil of George Henschal, James Sauvage, Isadore Luckstone, Newflower, Jean de Reszke, Charles Clark, Oscar Seagle, Paris PA ULA PosT1-:L Graduate, Columbia Schocl of Music and American Conservatory Pupil of Victor Garwood, Wilhelm Middleschulte and Arthur Anderson GLADYs SULLIVAN B. M., M. Mus., Lindenwood College Page 213 Page 30 OfZQt'6Tf 0 x UY!l'771Zl1llfl'7'6lfZ.0ll GU' C. AIOTLEY College Secretary DR. B. IQURT STVMRER44 College Physician ,EVA SAYRE, R. N. Resident Nurse EDNA HOUOH Head of Irwin Hall MARGARET JOHNsON Head of Butler Hall MRs. BILIZABETH KENNEI' Head of Niccolls Hall MRs. EFFIR L. ROBERTS Head of Jubilee Hall MRs. DIARY YVVENGER Head of Sibley Hall MISS CUBA V. NVALTER Dietitian MISS DOROTHY CIIADWICII Assistant Dietitian Miss EIILA SANFORD Assistant Dietitian lg? Page 32 Qffcers gf f7dmz'fzz'.rff'afz'0n C. A. BLOCHER Field Secretary ETHEL B. COOK Bursar CORA VVAYE Assistant Bursar ANNE D. Gfwss Secretary to the President LILLIAN G. GLOSIER Secretary to the Dean CHARLOTTE THITRMAN, B. A., University Of Missouri Registrar CORNELIA ACHELPOHL Assistant to College Secretary W1NTRr:ss BRENNAN B. A., B. L. S., University Of Illinois Librarian AN N A JQEC K Postmistress MABEL CLEMENT Manager of Tea Room 1,1 .Q ,, Q ,IS Board of fJl7'Ul'fDi'.S' JOHN XY. BIACIYUH, D. D. - A - - PI'l'.Nfdf'?Zf DAVID M. SRILIJNO, D. D. - - l'ir:e-Pmsiflfwzi fYfEURHE B. QTMMINOS - .S'f'vrufary-T1'wrz.wuJ'f'f' MEMBERS UF THE B1 PABD D V11 B. I . FULLERTUN, D. D. JOHN XV. BIACIYUR, D. D. - ROBERT BANKEN - - THOMAS H. COBBR - fiEORGE VV. SUTHERLAND - INS of 111,26 SAMVEL C. PALMER, D. D. ---- QTEORGE B. CUMMINGS EIIBIET P. NORTH, M. D. - B. IQYRT S'l'I'IXIBERG, M. JOHN T. G.-XRRE'I I' - 1iAHRY C. BOGERs, D. D. DAVID M. SHILLINO, D. f?EURGE P. B.AITX', D. D JOHN L. ROEMER, D. D. LEE BIONTHOMERY - Pagv :H D C'I1'1.Q.Q of .1927 my of 1.025 - Sf. Imzzzx - Sf. Louis - Sf. lnlllfs - Sf. Louis - Si. Louis - Si. Louis - 11OH'i5 - Sf. Imzzis Sf. 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Charles, Zllissouri MATHILDE HICKS Little Rock, A rkansas IIELEN H1!RRISON Graaf Bend, Kansas MAIiIE LANEX' Camden, Arkansas LORRAINE SA.-XRI Erelfflz, Jlimzesota X Page N65 F A,-Q, Page UU VIULA BOSCHERT- St. Clzarles, Missourfz IJUROTHY TOWERS Sf. Clmrlvs, M fissouri PH YLLIS IIACKINIAK Sf. Charles, Missouri KIARGAR ET K NOOP Vm'stlilIf'.v, Jli-Y-Wlllfi RIARGFERITE HERSCH Payosa Sprinys, CnIm'uri'o H.ALL1E LICIQEE Sf. Charle.Q, Jli.w.sou1'i EVYICE XYILLBRAND Sf. Charles, J1i.wsuzcr2 Page 6 Pagv GS zmior Clam Song Y'lzf'1'rf'.Q a f7 7'Zf4 r'Ia.s',w in flzis collvgc, I'nu'll find us fffwf1'y14'l1w'ff ulmuf flu' place, In Hu' fearnmzz, r'Ia.ssrnmn, nn Hu' canzpus. Uf'lze'1'w'm' fl1f'w',w .w111P1'l1inf1 doin' 1'uu'U finrl us 6llI,l,'Cl.1jN nmrizz' Erer .wizzcff uw nmdw nur rlwlmt In ZViIIPff'07I fzl'f'1z2'y-ffm I VfVn' madf' a rffpfuffzfion For pep and m110ff2zf1'afifmf U 'ff'1'rf H20 class of 526. Page 69 ai Presizirfnz' - Vicfe-Pf'vs'idf111f Sf'Crez'ary - Y'rPasurm' Sponsor C'l1fw1' Lvacler Clan' 0lf7Q.f6l'J' L11.1.1.xN Twm-umz BIARGARI-IT EDWARDS BIARY Lomsm BLlJC'HER SYLYIX RI,fl3INS - 31153 MILES ELLEX Bovcrz Page 70 IfELEN J AM ES C,li'HlllI.lll'f', Olflalmzna ANABI-:L COVPER W'i071iffz Falls, Trams ANNAVERE BROOIQSHIRPZ Joplin, JIi.Q.wu1'i XvII!GINIA H oovI-:R Kansas C 'i1'3!1 Missouri H I'TII KAII N Dmlolqv, Illissourz IIYDIA DODGE Mzlazz, Jlis.w111'i Page ,f-, T2 M ARGARET EDWARDS Norfh Pluflv, AYl'?llYlxA7ll MARY BIARGARET HANSOM G'1-fegnwrzrgrl, Jlissksfplrli AUDREY NIXOII IVflIJllll'ifZg6, Jlissoura MIRIAM XVRIGHT Lowry C'iz'y. Jlissuuri LILLIAN TWE1-:DIE Jfqgfmxwlz Cify, Jlissouri MARGARET XVILSON Sf. Louis, Jlissouri VIRGINIA LILES Dmrfwf IFRAN mu STVMPE IV11.wl1i1z.fffm1 ELIZABETH SWEET 1 rn'rw.wf Ciiy, P.Al'LIXE BIARTIN Joplin FIFTH RODDA Anim, lx awww JEAN JOHNSTON San Anfonm IPTUN Page T4 M A1-:Y SfAEGER H el ana, Um XYENTXVORTH l'nio111fiII1', IJILLIAX TRAVERS Kil'ks1 'iIIe, Br:R'L'H1x PEPPERDINE Neoslm, A rka 11 gas JIissr1?i1'i Illi.s'.s'1r3H'i 1UfS.Wl?lVi IJAYRA AIARGARET LTEIJLETTE Nevada, Missouri LXUELAIDI-1 IGVANS Jonesboro, A1'l.'fzr1sf1S BERXICE BARKLEY Varzrlrlliu, IIIi11f1i.w XXI.-XXII.-X LITTLE Pu1'vwH, Ul.fIc1l111111r1 fqATHERINE SAMPSELL Ner1rlv.vI1a, Kflll,Y!I.9 l'lARGl'ERI'l'E Ml'c,7LJR3lIL'Ii Ifllklllllfl, 111111111211 IGLLEN BOYCE C11LZI'l6Sf0I1, J1l'.4.s'0Zl!'f BLANCHE BNISH EIH111, IVi.9Cf112.wi11 1 1 4 W W 1 Page T6 ELIZABETH UWENS Oruforcl, Ifc111m'lR HEIJEN FLEBIING Kvysfmze, Oklalzonzfr SVSAN YYRIGHT Kansas' City, Missouri ETTA FEIST Mobilv, f1ZCIZNl777Uv EALEAXOR IQLEINSCHMIDT Wfebstvr Groves, Missouri BIAXINE CURREATHERS Olflalmma City, Oklahoma INIARIUN lX1EYEHS Green Vallzqzf, Illinois UAROLYN LIEYER Illoscozo Mills, Dl'is.eouri CHARLOTTE lX1EYER fllosoou' Mills, Miskouri ETHEL SPRECIQELMEYER Sf. Cllmrlos, Missouri BIARJORIE WYILLE Sf. C'l1arle.Q, Zllissourl ARLIE SCHNEDLER Sf. Cllzarlcs, Missouri ! E Page 7 l4I'1'HE1, L,xNnm:'rH V .Hin Pass, Illfzvmes lVIARGARE'r TRASK Ff Swff, Kansas . ,L AAILDRED GUISINGEH Fclyfffffwillff, Arkansrzs NADIN H Atlfr C'rl.s's1'iIIf2, Jli.s.w211'Z ELSA BREuuN1'rz Hwllf rille, Illiuoie NADINE TROPE Tzclm, Oklahoma GLADYS GLADSTEIN Jlc.1If3.stw', Oklalmnm IXIARY Sui Gvrfixzlx-1 Jlacmz, JliSSOfl1 i M,xR.1oR11c GROX'ES Cm'fI1'l', JIi,v.wsl1'i FRA N CES FITZGERALD IVafwrIoo, IXTUIIRGH 1fEl.EX LEYVIS Ka1 z sa.w Cifyl, Mis.s'oz :VI BIARGUERITE NYILES Plaffsfzmzlflz, ELIz,xBE'rl1 GOODE fllafnmlia, Nebraska A rlfn1zm,Q Page S0 Ii.-XTHEHIXE HOCKER L!lGl'fl1I.flI', Illinoie VERLEE SCHXVARZ ECZZl'UI'd8I,'1.Hf', llliimis lJoRoT1 1m BIEYERS 1 Nr'In'a.s'!m Uify, A7?1!l'IlSn'fl BESSIE NICNARY Grfznifff Ciiy, Illinois DOROTHY RUHIPH Camden, , 1rkansfz,Q LILLIAN HINKLE Sanfa Fe, New Jlfwim THELAIA MCUOY Ulflrzlmnm Cvifvlj, OHfIlm.fJ1f1 BILLEN ,I ,AY Slmzzffrznlfmlz, Infm PAVLIN 14: IDAVIS Nmmfrz, Olflulmueu CARMELA GRAZIADEI Port Ilmmz, Jliclzirfrnz RIfTH XVERTZ 'E'L'Ll1l,,9l'iIZC, Incliazzcf CHRISTINE YVOUNG Te:mrka1m, .Il1'7fcf1f.-ffm Page NI 1 1 Y Page S2 BvOR1X'l A EILISHING Clayfmz, Jliswwzrri BIARGARET :SDA-SMS Dfzrdenwllc, ,-11'lfrm.wa.Q LORAINE LXSTER Naples, T 012119 Arnzx BICQUILLAN Galwstmz, Teams Ii,-X'1'I'I BYN PORTER Dalzlgrcn, Illinois A ALQYISE XVILSON Columbus, ,lrkazzsfes F1,Oss1E JORDAN P Paflzlmh, Taxa.-4 DOROTHX' CRAYVSHAXV DeQueen, Arkansas LUC1LE KROG Washington, Missouri AGNES BOSCHERT Sf. Clzarles, Zllissouri MARY FR.ANCES LYNCH Granife Cify, Illinois DOROTHX IJUNSETH TVa.wl1i12flfOn, Inflimza Page S3 Page S4 DELTA IYEFMAX N Siilfon, ,T1'.rq,a- ISABEL POOLE Milan, Jlis'souri DIXIE LANEY Camden, ,1I'kll7l.S'ClS ELEANOR COOPER LaGrange, Illinois FAYETTE NVRIGHT Glelzzfoocl, Iowa EDXA MAY STVBBINS Cairo, Illinois Page S5 Clan' Ofjqferf Presi1lf'nf - - EMMA BIONIER Vice-Pre.side1zz' - HEIJEN SMITH SPCl'l'fCll'y and Treasurer NIARGABET ENLOE Sponsor ---- Miss HUTCHINS Page 86 xp. 'FZ-P'x7v WKHW 1 LLAA, yr, ILQUJLO M' Mc 4100- s Z4-ow 4,9Z.1L'Ala4,Mf '- Pzngu ST 1 wi? Si? , wavy ' ' ,pw-, 'r4'. X 9.1! L'.' - . it -P' 'QU' ,Aan AL' Qfmhf' - J x'L '1 . x ,L 1 'fl W, WL f--- L X2-3 '1' x .34- W--f . ,-, ,-' x! ff- ew . .S . N f T wg-' ww' E A QW ' ,W i+N5F5L tra' y r 'JA'8 .Av x f-'D X . . W N , 52. M W Wlpflffx W f f 1 B! I 1 N QW X NN I N - SV , NN xx W by SW ,MQ 2-.4 ff M Ziff I f r .., V, I . ,,- K. T ,,.-. . 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Seng Worcls written by Mary Bryan We have them from the east, TVe have them from the west, We have the bunch of girls ' That are always at their best. And every other class ls sure to meet its fate, When fit bumps against the class, The class of 528.7 6 0f3'-vfrffdfivfv' MARQQARNT ENLUIQ H ELEN IQREADY GER'1'1+:V1w14: BIRD Com 'WA!,L1f:NBHoCK LYDIA JJUDGF1 SARA SHOMBERG UUHRHXE PLACEK The ,Qfzden Ofgzzlvef I 925 FACA'lYI.TY AIJVI SONS DH. ALICE E. Gnfsox Miss :XLTC1-I LINNEAIAXX UR. 1qA'l'E IQ. fiREUG Miss ANNA NVL'1:s'1'1cH Miss Lms Klum Miss FLM' Mvlxlis TI 1 E STAFF f1l4IIiTRl'TJE BIRLJ - - 11vfl!'fQsl'-ill-cyl!iUfA SARA SIIOMBEKG - Bz1,w1'11r'.w Jlalirfhrfwf' HELEN IQHEAIJY - - -- - 1.ffPI'Ill'jj Erlifor Com XV.x1,1.uxrsRcw1i ,- Alssisffzzzz' lizz,v'11ff,w,Q Jlumzyfm' CURENNH I'L,wE1i .sf-. iff Ezlifm M,xm,:AHE'1' ENI,l'JbI Oryffllzffufiuzz Erlffur Lynn 17411114141 A - - - Jnlff' Ifflifrn' LAVHA 1XI.x1iG,xHET MVm,L1c'1'TE Jflzlwfic' lfflifm' Pil,'2,'4,' 950 I 4 The Ellgllfh Clzzlf f,1'Q,'2i11iZ6'll 1925 Purposfl-To Q11C0111'2lQ'0 o1'ig'i1Iz11 Work and foster an iutolost 111 good 1itC1'atu1'4Jg to pronlote any O11t01'IJl'iSCS which will VCHCCI C16-d upon the English IJk'IJEl1'flH01lf. Pa ge 1 O 0 Q Uolorsz Pulph- and white. SP1 PNSI DRS 1 Y DR. ,IQATE L. GREGG - A - - DR. ATIICPI E. flIPSOX - - OFFICERS Pl'f?,i'jCll'7?f - - - - - I'YiC'!J-PI'F.9f6l6IIf - S1'Cretary - y'I'PCIH'ZlI'I'I' MEMBERS BILIZABETH ARX'liSON - Active Sponsor Honorary Sponsor XTIOLA IiARRENBROCK - ELEANOR BRKJNVX THELMA MCCOI' GRACE LARGON LIARY LOUISE BLOCIIER ELLEN BOYCE MARGARET Boss ELEANOR BROWN ANABEL COIIPER IPRANCES FITZGERALD XXTIRGINIA FoRIsTELL BIARJORIE GROVEG BIARY SITE GUTHRIE MARGIIERITE HERSCII HELEN KREADI' ELEANOR IQLEINSCH MIDT X7I0LA KARRENFRIIUK BTARIAN IQAUFNIAN GRACE LARSOX LAURA M. MELLETTE THELMA MGCOY HALLIE BICIQEE ADELAIDE I7EABODY BERTHA ,PEPPERDINE ANNA PODRASIII' IGABEL POOLE VIRGINIA SYMNS MARGARET XVILSON CORA XVALLEXBROCK QJf4i7fll1 Szgmfz Tau PI'1',Wff1l'7lf - Vicfe-Pluwirlf'nf - Sffwrfffz1'y-T1'1'r1szl1'1'r A GPlli'l'Rl'IJE BIR11 A HELEN KREADI' BIARJORII-1 CIROYES I SPONSORS NRS. JOHN LINCOLN HOEM ER MIES DIARY CAHOLYN QPLSEN MEMBERS GERTRVDE BTRIV M,XR.IORIE GRov1:s HELEN IQREADY ffRACE LARSON BUEERTA BIOEHLENKAM1' ADEIIIAIIJIE PEARORI' HEIIPIN TOWLES NIXDINE 'PROVE XvIRGI N IA S Y M NS JI'1.1A AYERR BIARGARET Boss ELEANOR BROWN ANABEL COVPER PAVLINE IJAVIS MARGARET IGDVVAHDS M ARI' SUE GlY'FHRIPl PLEDGES ELEANUR KIIEINSCIIMIIYV BIARGARET IQNOOI' LAURA MARIQARET lu!-ILLIC' i 'ARoLYN All-ZYICIK UHARI.0'r'1'E MEYER HI 1'u IQODDA UORA VVALLENBROCII EVNICE XYILLERANII lvl' Pu I 101 Jrudelzz' olvemmelzi STUDENT Government as it now exists in Lindenwood College was incorporated in September, 1916. This organization was instituted for the purpose of enabling the students at Lindenwood College to assume individual responsibility in their own life and conduct in the College. Since this date the organization has gained in prestige and has become more ofa vital factor in the life of all the students. All matters pertaining to the conduct of the girls in their daily life, which are not academic or reserved to the faculty's jurisdiction, are under the control of the Student Government Association. This year, more than ever before, the girls of the entire student body have felt a responsibility in the affairs of Student Government. They have seemed to realize that the pleasure and pro-fitableness of their college life depended on their own interest. Student Government has proved itself to be one of the fore- most factors in the development of the best ideals among the girls, not only in stimulating a greater degree of college loyalty and a hearty spirit of co-operation, but also in nurturing demo- cratic ideas, an essential phase of our present-day education. With the lofty principles of loyalty, co-operation, democracy, and in fact all that Student Government stands for, ever before them, the girls of Lindenwood will leave her portals as young women with noble purposes in life, fully equipped to assume the duties and tasks set before them. I ge 103 Sflldwlf Cozmfzf OFFICERS P1 6'5fdf'lIf - - - - ELIZARETII IXRVESON T IFCJ-Pl'1i.Sfdf?7Zf - - - VIRGINIA SYMNR A5!C7'fifClI'2j and TI'PCl.S'fLLl'f?I' IlELEN IQREADY Butlor' Hall Jubilee Hall Sibley H all Niccolls Hall l'l'Wlll Hull HEAD PRUCTORS MARY FRANCES XYIiR'l'Z flliACE LARSON FILIZABETH NEEDLES JERRY IJANGERI-'HELD CQICRALDINE FITZGHRAIID IURANCES BAGGETT XvIRGINIA BROWX HORLYN COMEX lll.-XRY LoI'IsE ISLOCHER M ARI' lxlARGARET l:iANSOM LILLIAX TXVEEDIE l Ylcbzzfc Lindenwood was represented in debate this year by teams selected as a result of tryouts for a dual debate with girls' teams of XVash- ington University. The Negative team met YVasliington's Atfirinative team on the home field while our Affirmative team contested with VVEESlH1l2't011 in St. Louis. 1 , The question debated was: Resolved: That Congress should be given the power to overrule by two-thirds Vote of both houses, Supreme Court decisions holdine' acts of Con0'ress unconstitutional. D 21 AFFIRMATIVE TEAM LTELEN CALDER, Captain VIRGINIA TTOOYER RUTH RGDDA MARIE IJANEY, Ifllferzmte NEGATIVE TEAM TIELEN LENVIS, Captain NTARGARET lqNO0P VIRGINIA SYMNs HELEN TRUSTY, I-llternatc COACH Miss BTARY CARoLx'N tlLSEN Head of History Department Page 104 tw: my-Q - MQNIQ JVM JW! fl'I0110l'2ll'Y Musical Sociotyj UFFIUEHS Pfwsiflfllzi - - - . - - - fiELEX fi,-XRRISON IYi!'6j-Pl'I3.QifII'7Zt - - BIARGUERITE HIiRSL'H Sffmwfaly-Y'1'c'f1.vu1'ffr - - GEHT1iIfDE XVALLRICH PLEDGES Voicf' D1'jJCLl'fl71l'7lZf CARMELA f1RAZIAIJEI Public Svlmol Jlusiff Drfpa1'fnn'nf ICLIZABETH BlTRIiE IBLEAXOR DRI-ZSSEL Pifnm Dffpczrfzzzffnt EVHLYN CHERRY NORMA ERDW URM BI.-XRGUERITE Mc'COm1Ic'1i SVR XXvRIG1IT 12l l'H CARLSON LAYENA BIORRIF-ON ANITA RVUOWSK Y SYLVA SN YD1-:R P21211 103 Towzg W0lW6lZ,f Clzrzlrlzkm Qffffofzkzfiozz FACIYLTY AUYISURS MRs. JOHN L. RORAIER MIss Fliox' XNYINKS MIss l+'LoRENc'i-1 SCHAPER MIss BKIARY C. OLSEN MIss AXRIEL fiROSS MIss LILLIAX IXLLYX MIss llARRIE'l' 'IJIVRN MIss PAGE XVRIGHT -4--. Associate SffCl'13fClI'y The year 1925 eoinpletes the tweiity-eiglitli year of the Y. XV. C. A. as an OI'g'2lHlZEl'fl0ll at Lindenwooml. Un the campus as nationally, the Y. VV. C. A. eniboclies the tliree-folcl plan for a g'iI'l's Ilevelopnieiit. This is realized tlirougli the activities, sueli as: Big Sister niovenient, Hallowe'en Queen election and party, lVl1ite Gift service, Wiener roasts, watiile breakfast, weekly nieetings, social service, Friflay Chapel ex- ercises, and the sending of delegates to the National Convention at Estes Park. UFFICERS P1'f1.vifIr'1zi - - - - - JULIA AYRRs View-P1'rf.s'z'rlr'nf - SARA SHOMBRRI: Sf?Cl'l1lLlII'QIj - - XYIRGINIA Smixs Y'1w1.wz11'f'1' - A... - HPZIIEN IJEE lxlAl'PIN C'hc1il'1n11n, Soricll CiUl7YiI1tfff'f4 - - f,DA VVENTWVURTII f,YlL6Ill'llI!IIZ SUCIVIII Sl'l'I'lC'l' - lxlfil-EY lNIARllARE'l' RIANSIJNI , . Clllllflllllll, JIe11rl1e1'.wlz1p - - - IDAULINE IJAYIS Cllmirmuzz, P'llI1lfI'if'lf - lXIARGAHE'l' EXLIJH Page 106 Le Cercfe Fram'az'y P,-ffsiflrfrlf ------- HELEN TOVVLES IYl'I'H-lJI'f4SilZI'IlIf A VIRGINIA SYIVINS Sf'!'l'l'fHI'-If - - PAULINE UAYIS 1'n1g,m1-fn' - HPIIIEN LEE IVIAYPIN Spa HMI 1' Mlss STONE MISS XVIIRETER MIEE BIILES -IVLIA AYERE BETTY BIRCH BIARY LUVISE ISLOCIIER MARY BRYAN I7URO'I'llX' BURKE XYIHGINIA CAMPBELL MUNA CARNAIIAN BIARY CARR HIYRLYN NUHEX IVATHRYX COOK :XNAHEL UUITPER BIAXINE 0l'RIiI'IA'l'HICRS PAVLINE IJAYIS J EAN FAIR ETTA FEIET BI.IXXl'HbI FISH 31EREI1I'l'Il GROOAI lVIARJURll'1 GKUVES BIARY SEE GVTHHIIC MEMBERS PIIYLLIE HACRAIAN AIIICE BETTY IIANsRRoT'c:H IDA HoEI-'LIN .TAN ET HOOD NIARY ELIZARETH HUNTER IAAVRA JOHXS Jo IVXEEDLER HETIEN IACXVIS KATIIRYN BLXCKHCIINIR RUBERTA IVIACKEUIINIIQ Ill-ILEN LEE BIAUPIN IIAVRA M. BIElILH'l l'Ti CA RULY N M EY IC R UI I ARLUTT E M EY E R U0liO'I'11EE MEYERS HUISERTA lx'IOElIl,ICNCANIP HELEN MIYRRIE LILIIIAN NACIILAS ADELAIIYE IIEAISOIJY LAVRA PTACEII BIAIC BANIIULRII BIAHGAIHZT HORERTE MINE STONE RUTH RQDRA IGLISE HT'M1'H xv!-IRLEIC SCIIWARZ LARITA SCOGGIX fIARRHi'l' S I IAF ICR HELEN SMITH SELMA SONIN V , . v . ' 1 Q A THERINE BTALLY VIRGINIA SYNTNS .IITNE TAYLOR l1El,l-IX TOYYLEE FRANCES rFRAIJl'lR BIARGAHI-IT 'FRANK LILLIAN TRAYERE NAIJINE TROPE LOISI-I IvLEN .IVDITH VAN IJYNE ANN VVIIITEON BIAIHQFI-IRI'I'l'1 XVILES IBURUTIIY XVILLIAMS BIIRIAM XVHIGIVI' lnlgi' 107 BIARTHA SIIORTRIIRAE Pl'rxvf1fr'l2i ufihfefzk' ufQff0f121!1'011 UFF1C'l'lHS - IIIQLIQN C.XI.1JliH Iriff'-1,I'f'NilIf'llll f f1I'lLEN Imlc BIAVPIN Swr1'wfrlr.z1 - cfERT1il'l7l-i Huw TI'l'flNIlI'l'l' I SARA SHOIXIISEIIH HICAD UF Sl'UR'l'S SXYi11lll1illQ' f---- JEAN .IuHNs'ruN 'l'm fm1is - Bz1Sk1-Hmll H ockm-y A llzulvillg VI,US1lll'l' Hiking' gXl'Cl1l'!'f' Appru :Mus NVvz11'01' of HTH' IFLIA Awans L'11s:4- lllx xNYOil1'k'l'S oi' HLCV' ffEH'I'Rl'lDii B my l1El.l'1X i'Al.m-tu HELIQN LEE BIAVPIY RVVI1 Hfmm mf lul. 'W 0. -soy I' ll' 111 XII X - HI l'lI Nonm L1l.1,1AN TWVICICDIIQ - lDA Holfzlfux ICLNANUR I31mwx ANABEI. i'uL'PHH ODA VV r1N'rwoR'1'H li.-X'l'lIRYN Hmmm: YVOz11'v1's of Pin APXLIUE IIANSUROUQ KIAHIE LAN:-1x' 1,DA NY1+1N'rwuH'1' II MEMBERS Qffibletzk QfYf.r0f1k1iz'01z The IJlll.llU11XV004l Athletic Association is a 11lU1l1lJC1' of the Athletic Club Ufulxllll-'l'lC2l11 College XVOIIIGII, and is successfully carrying out its ideals. It fosters a spirit ot' devotion to clean sports and the building ot' an allfrountl character. Meinbersliip is on a. basis of points given for excellence in sports, and further honors are won in the sanle Inanner. ' Features of the Year are an annual lm re and hound chase, a 11ll1Slf'- all comedy written anal profluceml by the 1DO1I1lDQ1'S, and a banquet at tlie close of the year. The association is o11e of the largest anal Inost enthusiastic OI'g'EUl- izations in college. Miss Marjorie VVeber, Miss Gene Gustavus, and Miss Page Wirigllt are sponsors of the association. JULIA AYERS ELIZABETH ARVESON VIRGINIA B.AL'ER GERTRUDE BIRD MARY LOUISE BIIOCHER BETTY BRAMIIITT BHIEANOR BROWVN HELEN CALDER BosLYN CorIEN ANAREL COUPER MAXINE CURREATHERS MARY OLIVE CRAWLEY PAULINE IJAVIS DIARY LOUISE DIXON MARGARET EDWARDS IJTTA FEIsT CARMELA fiRAZIADEI lwARY SUE fiUTHRIE lNIARGUERITE llERSCH IDA HOEl LIX ,IQATHERINE IIOCKER ALICE BETTY LIAXSBROUGH CARMELITA HiJFl M.AN JEAN JOHNSTON HELEN IiREADY ELEANOR IQLEINSCHMIDT hi.-XRIE LANEY IRM.-X LEYY HELEN LEXVIS HARRIE1' LIDDIIE HELEN LEE MAIT1'IN IIILLIAN NAC1ILAs RL'TIl PIXLEY KATIIRYN PORTER RUTH IRODDA SYLVIA RURINs DoRoTIIY RUMPH SARA SHOMBERG VIRGINIA SYIx1Ns IDRAXCES STUMBI-IRG MARGARET SLAYENs LARITA SUIIGGIN HELEN TOWLES LILLIAN TVVEEDIE J-VNE TAYLOR IQACHEL TIIo:.1esoN fijllfx XYi1X'l'XVOR'l'll M ARGARET lVII-soN Pa Pngv 110 Lzkzzlezzhnood Tlfzyerf Motto: He builds too low who builds beneath the stars. PI'f7.9idl'llf - IDA HOEFLIN Iviff'-Pl'f'SiIlI1Ilf - - HELEN CALDER S!'CI'l'Iflll'?j - - MARGARET IQNOOP T1'rfa.s'urf'r MARY FRANCER XVERTZ SPONSORS MISS ILIARRIET DIYEN Miss LUCIA HI7TC1iINS MEMBERS HELblN CALDER BIARGARET KNOO1' IDA HOE1-'LIN ISABEL I?O0LE BIARY FRANCER VVERTZ SYLVIA RURINS ' DIARY LOU1sE BLKJLTHER PLEDGICS FRANCES BYXGCQETT BIILDRED GRAVMAN LELLEN BRADFORD IJILLIAN NACliLAS ROSAI.IND IJOUGLAS IIOROTHEE BIEYER DOROTHY IJYNSETH AUDREY RICHERT DOROTH Y XKVILLIAINIS Urffyeftrzz Miss AGNES CERAY - ELIZABETH ffOODE SHARLIN BRr:Ws'1'1'1H BIARY CARR IQATHEIQINE Comm FuANc'1f:s IVRAZIICR l'uAH1.o'1 1'E GASAXVAY - Direcfm ,ifwazzzpalzz-I MEMBERS BIARY FRANCES LYNCH ELTNEVA LYNX SILVA SXYDER IQUTH XVATSON 1 ,DA XVI2 XTXVORT H Cfzoml Cfllb P1'c'.wifIf'11f - - CARMELA GHAZIADEI Sl'I'I'I'fllI'.lj and Trf'11.wzn'wr - - ELIZABETH UXVENS l1NH'lH'f1lIlf ---- - MARY SITE fllY'I'HRIE Iffl'!f!'f0l' EBIBIA IJRATHIQH Ii.-VIWIERINE STALEY JUNE TAYLOR LI'ZE'I l'A XVEH L1 N O BIARGAHET XYILES ELIZiXl5PI'I'H BARNES HERMOYNE BONOI BIAISEL BLAIR IYELLIIC LEE BRECHT SHARLIN BRI-:YYETER ELIZABETH BLR Ii E UARRI Ii B050 Il I'1li'l' ALLEN E BYRO ELLEN URIPE BILIZABETII QJVVENS FAN PIERCE BEli'l'II.A PEPPERDIXE Pago 112 A MR. JOHN THOMAS M IGM BE HS LILLIAN HILLIARIY HELEN JAMES ALBERTA IQEYES IIOI'IsE IQIGIIT LUIS IJAXVTON XVANDA IJI'I'TI.E IGUNEVA LYNN HELEN 1WK'IJI'iEl'IS0N EMBIA BIUNIER IQATHERINIC SAMINELL GERALDTN E ITUITZG ERA LD XYIRGINIA SLE CA MPIEELL ICATHERIN E BI.-XC'liECl1XIE NELLIE RVTH DON CARLOS SARAH NUCJN EDITH NOON XVILNA XYILSON EYELYN UIIERRY BIARGARET COPE RUTH CARLEON IJORENA IBICKERSON ELEANOR IJREEEEL NAOMI IEANTE LUCY FRANKLIN IWAIKY SUE ffl'THRII'I ELIZABETII IEEE BIAHGl'ERI'l'IC ROGERS IXNITA IQUIJOXVSKY BIARTHA SUIIVVARTZ UARAIELA GRAZIADI-:I BIAIJELINE GORDON NLIZABE'I'lI PRINOE SARAH PITZELE BIAHIE NELSON f' if Y X- Di Chan' I'I'ITIlUl' - HUTII ALLEY IJOROTHY ,AUGUSTINE CARRIE Bl?SCIi.I'lRT BIABEL BL.XIR NELLIE LEE BRECHT IGLIZABETH BIYRIKE XvIRGINIA CAMPBELL RUTH CARLSON :MARGARET COPE KAT II ERIN E IDOLNIAN Nl'1TIlIIF1RIl l'H DON CARLOS HLEANOR URESEEL UERALDINIC FITZGERALD QYARM ELA GRAZIADET MEREDITII ffRO0M BI.-XRY SLE GVTHRIE IIELEN HOLTGREWE l1ELEN JAMES ,YXIIRERTA KEYES 31185 I'AIfLA POF-'FEL LOUISE KIOIIT LOIR IJAVVTON XYAXDA LITTLE IGVXEVA LYNN EAI MA BIONIER M ATTALOL' M ARS 1 I ALL AIARGYERITE HERSCII HIIIIZABI-l'I'H NEEDLES EIIITII NOON B1LIZABI'1'l'H f1XVHNS ELIZARETII PRINUE IQATHRYN SAMPSELL XYIRHINIA XXYALLACE I,l'ZET'l'A XVIQHLING M A REA R ICT XVILES XVILNA XVILSUN -IFHRY DANGIiRFIIil,D A-XLLENIC BYRIJ LORENA IDICKERSON Page 1 I Ifzfermzziolzal RJZHILZIOIYJ' Club I'1'f'sifl1'11f - XvIOLA KAIIHENIsRoc I Vicff-P1'0,s'1'r1Mzf NIARGARET IQNOOI Srfvreffzzry - - lWARIAN KAIIIIMAN Y'l'f1c1.wI111'f11' BIARY FRANVES XVERTI MEMBERS LHAXINE CI'RHEATI1IcRs PAVIIINI: DAVIS XHIIGINIA FUIIISTELI. BIARIAX KAIWIIAN XIIOLA ,IQARRENBROCK MAIIGARIQT IQNUOP IIELEN IIEWVIS LAVRA MARGAIIIQT BIEL AVDREI' NIXIIN L I-1'l l'F ANNA PODRASKI' LIAR IRANDOLPH DUROTIIY RL'Ml'H EI,IZ.XBE'l'l1 f,YVENS RfJl5l'ZR'l'A NIACKECII NIE HELEN TOVVLICS BIARGARFYI' TRASK N.AIJIXE THOPIG BIAHY FIKIXNCICS XXvIiR'I'Z EIIIZI3lil41'I'1I Ali VESO N 11el14 Euifzembf Club The purpose Of tho O1'g'H11iZ2ltiO11 is tO stimulatv il high intmo-I in Home Economics and to arousal 21 feeling' Of g'OO4l fvllowship and sportsrnansllip in Lindouwood Collegv. P resid ent - Vice-Pn'.wizImI1f Srfcrfflary - Trea QU rm' M ISS STEW'AR'I' NADINE AULT BETTY BRAMLITT ANNAVERE BROORSHIRE ELIZABETH BRIANT IEOROTHY BELL LOUISE CLOUGH ELEANOR COOPER IQATHERINE IEARRIOR BARBARA IPITE RUTH FOSTER MILDRED fxfUISIXGER HELLA GAMMON SP1 DNSUHS MEMBERS ELIZABETH IIAAS BIAHY HARIIMAN IFLOSSIE JORDAN ALICE JOHNSON MAR Y F1HANCES IJYN CH IAORRAINE LYSTER NIARIE IJANSING NIARTHA BIESSINGER PAULINE MARTIN BESS-IE NCNARY PACLINE AIURRAY XVILMA NIEIIERLIIECNE - EYA SEIBER BETTY BRAMLITT LOUIBE CLOUGH BIARJOHIE XYILLS MISS BIEACHEIXI DELTA NEI' MAN PEARL PADOETT Ii,-XTHR YN PORTER BIARTHA PEIIPERDINE :XLMA liE1NHARDT EVA SEIBER IVRANCES STONE XYERLEE SCHXVARZ DOROTHY TOWERS LLEVVELLYN TRAPP IQYNICE XVILLBRANI: BIARJORIE VVILLS Page '11 1536 P1'n.s'idr'l11' - Vicff-Prvs ifllfllf Ommerfzkzl Club - SYLVA Ifl,TBINS - - - BERNICTE BARKLEI' S9C'I'f'flll'l2j and jvI'67llHZll'!'l' - BIARIAN JMEYERS BERNICE BAE KLEY ELVA COLLIPRIEST LYDIA IJODGE ALICE ELISRINIQ NIARGARET ENIIOE ELIZABETH IiING KATIIRO LETKI' NIARIAN BI.-XRTIN 116 MEMBERS NIARIAN MEYERE CECELIA EIOPKINS ROSE fPAsTERN.xOIi ANNA PODRASKX' SYLVIA RIfBINS RVTH SPRECKELMEYEI: HELEN TIIORNTON CEERTRVDE XVEHB El Giulio Efpzmol Presidenf - ViCP-Pl'I'.9idl'Ilf 1 r ISHc1'f1fa1'y and 1vl'f'ClSZlI'l'I' M0111I101'-fi!-Yfllyfrf - - IURANCES BAl?GPl'FT ICLLEN 13RADl-'ORD NELLIE LEE BREEIIT ELEANOR BROWN MARTHA BI'liK ITQOSLYN C011 EX IELEANOR COOPER HELEN CALDER IOAYBELLE CVMMINR IJAYLINE DAVIS ,ALICE IGLBRING MEMBERS NORMA IQLBRING E'1 FA FEIST FRANCES BWITZGERALD ELIZABETLI GICE CARMELITA HOEMANN XHRGINIA HOOVER ISABEL LEDBETTER IRM.-X IJEVY I1ARRII'IT IIIDDLE BIHBIA BIEIHR RllBER'F.A BIOEIILENKA MP - SARA NOON RUTH VVERTZ - ROsLI'N COHEN - BVTH PINLEY DELTA NEVMANN SARA, NOON Rl I'H PIXLEY EETHER SCHIIMACIIER BIINNIE SEIP NIARY SLAUGENHOP AN XETTE SMITH HELEN Sl'DDAR'l'H IiA'l'HHYN XVALKER IQATHLEEX XVIXTI-IR P:1g'o ll N A fwfr! Qepzzrtmelzl Motto: '4AI't is long, Time is fleeting. Flower: Pink and white roses, Twrlvlzw' MISS ALICE ANNA LINNEMANN CLASS OFFICERS Prwsiflwzz' - - MARY YAHGER Vice-Presidmzlf - MJDA XVEXTXVORTH S'r'c'1'0fa1'y - BIARGYERITE HERSC11 Typqgz11'er' - LUCILE XVARD ART DEPARTMENT STUDENTS ALXLLEEN MORAN CORENNE PLACEK ELIZABETH RHOADS MARGARET ROBERTS CTENELLE SKELLY BERX'L XVADE LUCILE XVARD MARGARET ADAMS XVIRGINIA BAUER ELIZABETH GEE CARMELA GRAZIADEI LIILDRED GUISINGER HEIIEN HARRISON BIARGUERITE ,HERSCH IDA HOEh'LIN MARY E. HL'NTER LAURA JOHNS NELLIE JONES M.ARIAN KCBRDSIEMON VIRGINIA TWERRITT ETIIZABETH MORRIS S A E . RO'E P RM LFE FRANCES TRADER JUDITH X7AN DYNE INA MAE BANIiSTON ELIZABETH BRIANT MARTHA CRAVVFORD ADAH DAVIS Pago 118 FLOSSIE JORDAN MARY C. CRAWLEY IOLA ,DENNY ,IQATHERINE FARRIOR BARBARA FITE RUTH FOSTER HELLA GAMMON ELIZABETH HAAS NIARY HARDMAN ALICE JOHNSON MARIE LANSING HELEN LEWIS NIARGARET LOVEVVELL XYOLA MILLER BIMMA MOFFAT IJAULINE NIITRRAY IIELEN MX'ERS PEARL PADGETT IQATHERINE RICHTER LOUISE RICHTER ALMA TREINHARDT ICATHERINE ROUTZONG MARTHA SHORTRIDGIC AIIISERTA SIMPSON FRANCES STONE IALEWELLYN TRAPP RUTH XXYALKER ODA XVENTWORTH NIARY YAEGER POSEY BROWN HELEN HATSCYIIER CECELIA HOPKINS HERMOINE BONDI BKIIRIAIXI G'ARVER FRANCES BOX'ER IMOGENE CAMPBELL LOUISE XVAM POLD NELLIE RUTH DON CARLOS MARY SLAUGENHOP LOIS LAWTON HARRIET COLLINS LORAINE SAARI WILNA XVILSON LAVENA MORRISON MERCEDES BRYAN ALICE ETHELL ELIIEN CRIPE EALEAXOR STEWART DIARY BROWN ELIZABETH TAIT MARGUERITE MCCORMICK HILMA BLACK MARTHA PEPPERDINE DOROTHY BEN.T.AMIN EBIMA PRATHER ISABEL VVANLESS Wibihw 44-3751-5m+-vQ.5'L l . 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MISSOIIRI This Issue ef Photos Operators: 1'f flHCf'fl by SID WHITING SID WHITING BURREL ROGERS STUDIO I I I I I I ININIHIHIVIIWIIHININVINIHIININININNINI 1 xgc 139 Halo Qnden1a'00d wade Up Upon a quiet September morning Lindenwood slept serenely, guarded by her great army of trees. Stately Sibley dozed lazily in the bright sun- light. Imposing Niccolls, handsome Jubilee and friendly Butler seemed at ease, idly enjoying the warmth of the beautiful morning. Only Roemer Hall showed signs of activity. She appeared to yawn and stretch indo- lently as though half regretting to awake from so peaceful a sleep. Upon the shady campus birds chirped and squirrels chattered. A calm south wind slightly rustled the leaves of the trees. Farther down Butler Way, the dignified old King of the Campus stretched its great branches toward the sun and moved them back and forth as the wind played through their leaves. About its great trunk two squirrels played hide-and-seek, scolding and chattering as they ran. The old Monarch was apparently expecting someone for he nodded toward the entrance to the driveway every now and then and called softly to his fellows, lt is almost time for Linden'- wood to awake. Yes, they responded, she has slept steadily throughout the whole summer. Suddenly a car turned in at the driveway. It was followed by sev- eral others. V g Here they come! called the King of the Campus and the suppressed voices of the other trees echoed, Here they come! Wake up, Linden- wood! The girls are returning! Slowly, slowly Lindenwood shook off her summer drowsiness. Cars sped rapidly up her driveway and stopped before the doors of Jubilee. Girls xalighted, jumped up and down gleefully and called to one another. Then an atmosphere of bustling activity surrounded the place. The famil- iar sounds were heard again, the old girls shouted a welcome to the new, while down on Butler Way the old King of the Campus swayed his lofty branches in the wind and murmured to himself with satisfaction, Linden- wood is awake againf' -F1-:ANc'lQs S'rUM1sHBu. .H Loherfs Reiorf to I-fir Ficfife Lady They rarrlw arm' fold rnr' that you did not f'arf', Tlmf I fo you ufas just anofhrfr toy,- Wlz.ir'l1 you zrould cast aside into flu' air Wl2.f'1z others camo to you zritlz. 'TZHLIWI' joy. They fold into that your low' ufas nofzwr fruc, Thai' fczlse zoos ouch 1far'c.w.w and Ioriny ylorrwf, Thai all your Warming zrords zrwe onzpfy, foo, And erffry promise made, a liylrf romance. Hui' this I k7lf'Il' l'JffffH fJ they told fine so,- Your faurlts fo me uferv oloar, as Ll'l'I'f' your ohdrrns, I lfncu' your low: ufds light and soon would .oo ils 11'ilI-o'-zrisps, from my adoring arms. But, lady dear, don'1' think I pine for you- I flUll7ll,' for I was only play-ing, too. 1XflRGINIA Hoovnu. Paige ll0 Senior This year l wander aimlessly about Between the buildings, ufhen the class out. 1've 'watched that lazy-fingered, five-leafed ivy erairl Almost four years upon the old stone uall. I well remember-it :ras planted irhen I swore l'd not eomebaelf to school again, I thought I hated it, the firm, striet, guiding, rules and all- lfut noun it seems so dear. I mu-st have been quite small, Quite miserly an-ll mean in attitude to stamp my feet and soold Iinpatieintly, beeause they tooh so long to pat the mould Down- earefully around the tender ivy root, And brought small tirigs to brace the broken shoot. All day 1 stripe for strands I must have missed Wlien things were new. The lnlanlcest walls insist, This year 1, u'ith the other four, urill kneel And plant the iry. Wliiilf' my reluctant fingers feel The cold iret earth, my mind ufill hnou: That in the liaehgrouud many stand irho fret and ufish to go. The Open mad ll's the lure of the open road That appeals to the heart of youth, Of youth, uhose heaviest load ls the burden oj honesty, truth. For far out there in the glen lfVhere Nature's at irorlf for llofl There's an honest appeal for men, For nien ufho halve often. troll Aufay from the path of truth, VVhose liurilen is lighter for Than uflien, ufith the thrill of youlh They have sought lioth lore and u'ar. There 's an end to that open road, And a Small straight road appears Ulliere youth, with no liurrlensome load VValhs far in the Valley of tears. Q-HELEN CALDER. Page 141 Page J-I! A fpeopfe Wi!! Tllfh You may yo through the lrorlft but it zrill be very ,Q If you listen to all ,, . . I hat is Saul as you yo,- Yon will be fretted and worrierl And kept in a sten, For fmeclcllesome tongues Must lzaire .S'0HIl'ILlllH'Ij to flo- For people will tallf. If quiet and nzoilewt You urill haue it presumed Your huinble position is only assunieclg You are a fzrolf in xlzeepls clothing, Or else you are a fool. But olon't get exeited- Keep perfectly cool- For people urill tall.: If you are generous and noble They vent out their .spleeng You will hear some loud hint That you are SfJlf7..S'll and mean. If upright and honest and fair as the flay, They will call you ci rogue In a Sly sneaking uzay. For people will talh. Then, if you shou' the leaxt fomlne.w.w of heart, A slight inclination To take your oufn part, They will call you an upstart, llfonoeiterl and uain. lint keep straight aheazl llontt stop to eomplaiu- For people u'ill lallf. If lhrearllzare your eoat Anrl old-faslzioueol your hal, Soineone, of course, ufill take noliee of thai, Anol hint rather strongly That you oan't pay your ufay. But don't get exeitefl Whatever they .way- For people will talk. fpeople Wil! Yafkg Could If you dress lu fhe fashion Dorff thlhh to eseapeg For fhey u'lll erifirise fheu in a dlffervut shape. You are ahead of your meaus Or your fallor unpaid. Hut fmlurl your ozrn lzfusirzvss Therf s 'naught to be marie'- For people will talk. They will talk flue before you Aud theu ai your back Of hatred and slander There is never a lack. How hind and polite In all that they say Hut bitter as yall 'llfhlfllr you are auray. For people will fallv. Now the best uray to do Is to do as you pleaseg For our mind l ' 1 ou hare one will then be at ease. 7 7 Of course you uflll meet With all sorfs of abuse, But doult sfop fo llsleu llls not any uso- For people ufill folk. Tb ffze Texas fluelonnef Oh beautiful and sweetly glorious flouvfr Whose beauty, pure and simple ever lies lu Texas suushlue aud 'ueafh Tomas slflosg Thy Sll'6'5l'l perfume erzrllaufs my I'l7f'l'.U hour. To us, Gofl Hoare thee as a precious rlouwr, A symbol true of that 1rl1,ir'h never dies. ANQN. .el sleadfasf will and sluurwlzl zrllirlr rnauolzf llffiaaw, Aud prficles itself lu. Teams lrloozl and power. For thee flue best and lnaroesl oulee dld 'ull - 1 1 1 1 , .Dzd dze on fields of honor and of famrg' Hut uoue lreyrudged the fiual lzulole call For ll was sounded zu fhy glorious HIIIIIP. Fo1'e1'e1' may lhy beauty speak fo all O'Tf ' f' - of j eras houor uurclllumzul hy shame. -AN ABICI4 UOUPER. Page HJ 3 326 The :Paradox There is no right, there is no wrong- Life is nothing but a song. There no good, there no l2Cl!l'- All life gives is zrhat u'e'ue had. No one is happyg no one's dull- Ltfe is but an aeon's lull. Nothing has been, nothingfs gone- Life is just an endless dawn. There is no joy, there is no pain- Wlty dare Wlffll dreanv they line again? There is no dark, there ts no light- Whg do 77'lf'ft'l die for Irrong things right? All life is gain, all life is vain- Life!-the cold patter of cold rain. There is no birth, there is no death. Why do men- fling so to a breath? There is no C7hrist-there is no Hell- W'hat more of life Can living tell? -HELEN CALDER Topqy Yhrfoy I The wind bleu' through the tall pine trees, The leaves stirred on the ground, The moon climbed slouf, and 'IHOZZUIIV' hung Allow the sleepy toufn. ,rl fn'il1l uxait rose and rent the air, TIlf1'c l4 lalaclf things darted past, The lights 'zrent ont in house and street, Demons were working fast. Bring lnaek my bones, a white ghost moaned, l,ll haunt you tfdl gou're dead. You're made of artr, what do I care? Sazd the thief, Go hzde your headf' War ons nent rolling down the street .1 ., , Ifenehes on roof-tops greua, The line stork 1 athered at the church .1 A , Floufer pots filled the pews. Instead of raining rain that night, It rained corn, if you please. The ereafrn got soured on the milky warg, And turned the :noon to cheese. A man eanze out of his dark house And looked a look quite mean A lllczelc zriteh shoolr her broom at hinz, lt's only Hallou'e'en!', -MIIJDREID CARSON . SZ..S'f67'.Y Undef' tfze Sign lt is a long call lll'0Il1 the Stone Age to modern times. It was a long, long ti111e ago that the first cave-man rolled the stone against the front-door of his cave, grasped his great elub firmly, and strode away to lay the skill of the bear he had killed that day at the feet of his beloved. It has been a matter of only a few hours since the last Hcake- eater ate the last chocolate in the box of HXNl1ltI1l3H,SH that he had given the fiapper upo11 whoni he had ealled that evening, cranked his Ford, and rattled hoine. i Upon the receipt of the bear-skin the cave-woman doubtless said to her husky lover, My, what a lovely new dress this Skill will make! How did you know that this shade of bear-skin matches my eyes ex- actly? How brave you were to kill such a big bear! And the eave- man felt that his suit was progressing. Say, this is great! How in the world did you know that I liked earamels? Clever boy. Thus the flapper greeted her swain, and he, too, felt encouraged. Between the young woman of 1 B. C. and the young woman of 1925 A. D. there is very little real difference. The modern young woman bobs her hair, dresses like a boy, and does just about as she pleases, but underneath all of this boyishness Hlld independence there is just an ordinary girl, with the same feelings and same desires that girls have always had. Perhaps you will say that, even if there is no wide difference be- tween the wo111en of the so-called upper-class and those of the 'flower-class. I think that the difference between the great-lady and the ''eoninion-wonian'' is i11 the klllll of clothes that they wear, and in their speech. Ask Mrs. O'Hara, who takes in washing, what her favorite indoor recreation is: t'Shure, and I loike a foine game of cards as well as anyone. Then ask Mrs. Vanliaan, who lives in the finest house in town, the same question and in all probability she will answer: Really, I ana eluite fond of bridge, and I play it whenever H11 opportunity to do so arises. - Mrs. Vanliaan Rflllll Mrs. O'Hara both gossip. the only differenee is that Mrs. XTHIIHZIHII does it over a tea-cup, and Mrs. 0'Hara over a back fence. They both like music, Mrs. Vanliaan hears it at the opera, and Mrs. 0'Hara hears it as it is played by an organ-grinder. Mrs. VanRaan goes to prize-fights and is thrilled by them. while down in an alley Mrs. 0'Hara is saying, t'Jiinniy, give that Mulligan kid a black eye. Compare Mrs. O'Hara and Mrs. VanRaan in a thousand different ways, and place them in every imaginable situation and their actions will be much the same. Kipling has told this whole story in two lines: For the Colonel? Lady an-' Judy O,Grady Are sisfer's umlwr fheir .wlrins!', V -MARY IK. ABNEY. Page H5 Fu ture Down the Futurois' misty spaces, I eau see the childish faces Of the days that will be born, In the rosy, golden nzorn. Little childish, peeping faces, l'Vond'ring at the 'n'orlfl's strange pare, Chilflish faces, plain and fair, That the Future Time will bear. In their hands, strange gifts have they Hidden in the misty gray, For mankind, that they will give To the day in which they live. Little childish, happy faces, Peeping from the misty spaces, Do you know we look to you That our dreams may all come true? That the gifts your fingers hold Are to us as hidden gold? .That to you and them we look As to some strange, hidden book? Xaught you know of weal or woe, In our world they mingle so: Yet in you our hopes all rest, Little childish faces lnlest. 4 -HELPIN KREADY. The Song Heart Today the song of rny heart is a pathetic synipliony In B minor Opus 22. My prerious works, 1 to 21, inclusire, W'ere Allegro molto foiyaee, And all my themes zrere light Till I niet you. Now comes my pathetique: The ,first nzovenzent is one of despair W'ith the gloom of bassoons In profound rnvelancholy. The second, in the violins and eellos, Is all snfeetness and pathos. And the third, Adagio lanzentoso, Sounds all the ufoe of my tragic lone-- The strings ireep, the horns u'ail, And my heart breaks in shattered flutenotes. Yet you are unmored, .find I seein to hear you eonzplain: Cond you play a little jazz? Jlfafffa-Eelz'efzze I am in love with the Land of Make-believe. None of the weary warnings of the wise shall shake my belief in that charming, rose-hued. beckoning land. No Land of Make-believe? Oh but there is! Pretend, and you shall follow the rainbow trail to the Land of Make-believe. VVhen Reality-that cold, concise, inanimate thing, which drive:- on, and, even with a promise of high-hearted adventure, drags itself on toward the gray afternoon of hope, the bloom of its dawning promise rubbed to stark boniness, its trailing garlands lying in the ashes of dis- illusionment-on the eve of despair, what a tragedy were it not for the Land of Make-believe. There, out of the sordidness of a 1nunda.ne world, the part of you that swings along blithely-the mellowed spirit of you distilled from the long-trampled dilliculties, becomes sometliing rich and fine and miraculously daring. There we build a castle where the cottage tumbled down, and we plant a flower where we buried a hope, and we sweep clean the hearth where we burned our mistakes-there, there, in the Land of Make-believe. lt is a. great moment, that, when the dead weight of the earth falls away and the soul of man rides free. It is an immortal glimpse into the azure and golden dreams of the world that might yet be. How could a dream come true if you IIOVGI' dreamed it, how could a wish unfold it' you never breathed it, how could a castle be built if you never planned it? lVhere does the dream and the wish and tl1e plan assume form? Not in Reality? O, 110-but in the Land of lXlake-believe. ln the Shadow of Reality there is only tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow-this little world-this little you. VVe eat Ellltl sleep and sometimes die and are laid aside by the workmen of Reality. 'Twould have been a much rosier path to have followed had there been sunshine and laughter, green grass and the dropping, dropping of pink cherry blooms-in the Land of Make-believe. There is no Land of Make-believe, where earth falls away and men's souls are free? O, yes-I know, for I've plucked rainbow gifts from its shore. I would meet you there, where Realities are made en- durable a11d the gray procession of the years become a gay parade- in that Land of Make-believe. -HELEN KREADY. Yllzings Things, you lmozr, lVlwu seen from otlwrs' point of New Often ,wenz S'tlCll irifles. Vlllteu by you lf .wlenzs that all the u'o1'ld will lfnou' When iu your lzoart, astray you yo. -HELEN CALDER. Page 147 College Slang Did you ever go to college and hear English as she is spoke ? Well, it is an education in itself to see and hear how the college student twists and distorts the English language into catch phrases which best suit her own needs. The Freshmen Rhetoric class is on the warpath against slang but its crusade does not always turn out successfully. Instead of calling a person by her name you call her kid or honey and hi takes the place of hello on the campus. You find that the dean is called a bird, the teachers are referred to as owls and even the president of the college is called a sweet old duckief' Now this does not mean that the average college faculty is taken from the feathered tribe of animals, but the students must nick-name their exponents of knowledge and that is the way in which they do it. The night before exams you hear weary-eyed and haggard-faced, seek- ers of knowledge talking about cracking a book all night. They really do not intend to hack up a book with a hatchet or some other sharp edged weapon. but they mean that they will try to get a semester's work in a few hours. You often hear an experience described as thrilling , and a thing described as darling, adorable or cute In fact, cute is a favorite expression and it is used to describe anything from golf-courses to tea cakes. A text book is apt to be a perfect dumb-flora even though the author has spent years of his life in frantically searching for the correct knowledge to put into it. Young men become dates and are a main topic of conversation on Sunday nights. lf you have a Hdatel' you get a big kick out of Sunday vesper servicesg but if you haven't you usually slumber gently through the service and try not to snore until the amen is said. Your fellow suierers consider you a prize dumbbell if you prefer to spend your few hours of leisure in the library instead of in the tea room. On the other hand, your teachers consider you a prize dumbbell if you do not live in the library-so there you are. That just about makes the average student a prize dumbbell under all circumstances. Only in class rooms do you hear quantities spoken of in terms of cor- rect English. On the campus a quantity of any kind is expressed as a gob,,' therefore you love your crush just gobs or you eat gobs,' of candy-sometimes both at the same time. Just what a crush means is known only to a college student but it does not mean anything mashed or multilated in anyway. When the postman brings you a letter he is a precious adorable thing, but when he doesn't then he is a big goof You can't exactly explain what a goof is because a goof is just a goof and that is all there is to it. College life even has a language of its own besides its slang. You hear such phrases as Whatta ya doin ? , didja see th show las nite, and where ye goin honey chile ? Yeah is substituted for yes and unuh is used for no. My roommate just asked me if I had finished my theme for Wednesday and I replied- yeah ! PWRANCES TRADER. I I-l PHAETUN Phaetou, bold, llllljlll Phoolms' son, Beg-aed of his sire his eourse fo run, Aml eraeked his zrhip oler all fhe sfeeds, And brazze his raee belouug All pou'erful Zeus fhe sun-earl spied, The rearing sfeerls, fhe reelfless guide, And as fhe zlrlzfer crossed fhe skies, Wafeherl fhe smolfe and flame arise. A thuuderbolt he hurled, Sharp liylrrfrzirzos he unfurlerl, Aud smofe fhe sun-yod's fairwsz' Child A quick and fatal darfg Seizefl the whip and seizerl fhe reins, Hurled him frofm the fiery carl Upon a lllllulllfllll ll'llll,' There, fallen from a god's eslafe, lfoudeuzned fo meer' a morlal fafe. From his fair halls beyond fhe deep, Great Phoellus Came his sou fo weep, Wil'I1f ceaseless fears the fafher's mournful hears' Uplnraided Zeus, eurswl erery joy, For fl2,r'ee-seo1'e hours he veiled his face, Till Zeus in pify yare his boy Amonlo fhe sfars a plave. FILEAXOR KLEINSCHMIDT. DIANA llut in fhe pifclzy nighf Diana sailed All fhe l1rilol1f stars alzouf her hailefl The Corning of fheir queen. In silrer erwsf across the slfy she fame As sailors sail the lnriuy main,- Not as Apollo zrifh his fiery learn, Races to gain az' noon the healed middle way Then do zrnufurcl guides his szfeeds af close of flay, But slozrly, serenely, glided fhe Goddess fair Her tresses stirred lightly lry fhe fool uilahzf air. Then suddenly from some unheard-of source The elourls across fhe slfy began fo make fheir course. Against their .hwree onslaught Diana bravely fought. Outnumbered by llzem all, as was the Case, Diana soon was foreed fo hide her face. Goddess, who zriih mellou' lighl, Bri-qhteued up the rlarlcsome nigl1ff,- Gone fhe lighf, Dark fhe nilolzf, Dark fhe night z1'iz'houf her grace. AIARY LOYISE BLOCHER, Page 149 Kqllege Qjllglldllf' Once upon a time there dwelt a King and Queen who lived so happily together, and agreed so well, that whatever the King did the Queen thought it so well done that no one could do it better. No matter what he did, she thought it was always the right thing. This King and Queen ruled supreme for all save three months of the year during which the subjects scattered to the ends of the globe. Each fall the King proclaimed a great festival or reunion, and invited thereto subjects from far and near. When they arrived they were all set in classes, accord- ing to their rank and standing: First the Princesses, then the Cinderellas, the Step- sisters, and last of all, the Commoners. As soon as the subjects were thus arranged, the work of the Dominion began. This year there was an unusual fete, for, during the summer -months a new palace had been built and as the time drew near for its completion, great preparation was made for the celebration. Princesses and Princes came from the surrounding country, and lo and behold! one of the Cinderellas lost her heart that day. As is always the case in a vast kingdom, the Commoners have to be subdued, and so there followed a reign of terror administered by the Step-sisters. Days would have been sad indeed had not the time of Thanksgiving rolled around, when friendship and good-will once more p1'evailed among the subjects. The King pro- claimed a holiday and great was the joy thereof. So great was the feeling of gratitude and love of the Commoners toward their gracious Queen that they gave a high feast. Many noble guests were bidden, and an exceedingly splendid Court gathered to pay homage in honor of the Queen's birthday. Wherefore, when the King and Queen looked about them and beheld such peace and amity among all the nobles, quoth the King, Certes, it is wonderful how this reign of ours hath knit people together in kindness and good fellowship! And so the year moved on, undisturbed save by infrequent misdeeds committed by thoughtless subjects who pay the price imposed by the King's Council-moved on toward Christmastide when the Yule-logs burn brightly, and the benevolent rulers send their subjects away, filling the highways and railways with light-hearted way- farers. And it must have been a joyous time indeed, for a Princess and a Step-sister met a Sir Knight. The New Year sent the subjects hurrying back to the Dominion. But before they could continue in the service of the King, they must overcome the Final Tests- Trial by Fire fof questionsb. Straightway, for those surviving, entertainers came to Court and presented The Rivals. Whereupon, there being minstrels and dancers among the populace, they vied with the foreigners and played Oh, Girls! Following close upon this came the King's proclamation of another holiday- an Easter recess. When these days had passed, all so swiftly, much excitement ran high since it was made known throughout the Kingdom that the Cinderellas were going to punish the evil Step-sisters. But in the midst of this excitement, two hither- to worthy subjects, a Princess and a Cinderella, must needs be humbled by the King and Queen, which o'ershadowed the coming event. But the Wheel of Time moves on, and the Cinderellas meted out punishment to the Step-sisters, who had been unkind to the Commoners. They also showed due respect to the Princesses by giving a banquet as a special honor. But the great event of the vear followed fast upon this minor event. The Second Trial being over, all the Kingdom was in a great ferment of joy, for this was the festival of Spring. and the Hour of Beginning Again. The Princesses had survived four years of Labor at the King's Court and now commenced their true joy as Queens of all they survey. This was the beginning for them, and it will be the end of this story. -ANON. Page 1 5 0 R Page 151 The ZIIIZYIOZIWIO H 06491 Team IJILLIAN TWEEDI11, Cdjlffllfll - f f'1'nf1'r Foru'arrl Ilrzu-:N IJEE BI.-Xl'l,IX - - - lfilrflai lnsiflf' BE'1 1'1' BIRCH XRRGINIA 1111.115 Uni NVEN'rw0R'1 JEAN .IUHNSTON Bl.-XRII-I LAN111' DIXIE LAX131' - .IITLL1 Awzus ANAHIQJL C0111-IH 11111 HIJEFLIN 'll - lmff lnsidw - li ighl W ing - Imff Wing - - - 1+'ulII1af'k lfivfjlzf HalfI1a1'lf A Lffff Ilalflfack H iglzf Full back - I Lffff mzzbm- Goal Kr'r'prfr Tlwso i1l'L' thc Tig'L'l'S who 11121410 it hot for The Jz1,yl1z1wk's. De 1 1 s11't bittm' for it was 21 nip 211111 tuck lmttlv all the way tlnou fl 1l111g ill Z1 I! to 1 soon-. Povtic justicu was found 111 the fact tl11 It lil H110 Tigers we1'11 1110111 f111't1111z1tc 011 thv g'1'i1li1'o11 at 00111111111 V N . . 011 l112ll1kSg'lV111Q' Daly. 1 1- 152 The fQ51z.ff1f Horfigy Team HUT11 R1lIJ1J1A, Unpfczin - 11AR1'1',1 S1'1111111N - IGTTA FEIS'F - c1ER'I'Rl'DE B11111 - MARY SVR 1,1l l'HRIl-I - BEss111 1X'l1'NA11Y - K.1T1113111N15 H111'1iE11 - RAC'H 111, '1'11111A1 11s11N 1V1AR'l'lIA 1111W1111:1-115.11'1111 - N11-XHl4AHlC'l' S1..1vENs 1'11111sxNE 1'LA1'1s1i - C1'11f111' Hilrflfl' 1111121111 - Lwff l11.wir111 Hiyflzf 11'i11lf1 - Imfl' 11711111 - I u11I1111'l.' 1 Hifflzf111111-fl1f11'k lmff 1111111111111 Hifflzf F111ll1111'l1' Imff l 111H1111'l.' - G11111 Ix'11r1p1'1 T1111 1i:111sz111s 15111111111 111 21 1111111 f1111g1111, W1111-11111111111 V11f11111 1111 Tlll'1i1JV Dux: 11111111 w11z1111111', 1111111usiz1s1i11 l'2lZZ1'l'S 21.1111 ,1ilj'1l2lXX1.L 211111 1'1'lll21l'1iil1J11' lJ121Y1l1i 111211111 11 1111'lll01'2l1111? 1'111' 11z11'111'111z1111s 111111 1111 1111111111's. S1111111111S, 1'Z1C1l11f', 211111 guvsts 1111'111111 11111 1111 111z1ss11 1111 1111 1i1's1, 211111 11111s1 11Xc11i111r l1Y1'11T of 111e 111111111 Dmzrzkzg Ilillwlllg' was one of thc most p1'Ul11lIll'11l lmluclws of Q'Y111ll2lSll1ll1 work this yozxr, as was well shown XVl1l'll all thc- tl2l1lCl11g' classes pelrtioi- pam-ml in tho Zlllllllill indoor gy11111asiuu1 cxllibition, mul in tho final, glorious Cololwzitioll on Fwtival Day. Tho lmost-bolovvll fzliry storios mul 11111'Sl'1'Y l'lly1HUS an- wovou inio a Ullilfllllllg' myth in which some lucky cl1il1l1'e11 :Irv zlllowwl to sue tho Cl'0XVI1ll1j.1' of 'l'itz111ia, Queen of tho Fairies, whom we know as Lll'lfl0ll- wooflls Qum-11, Miss Sara Sl10Hlbl'l'g'. XXvQll-1'QI11Qll1b6'1'0ll f1'if-mls of our chilmlhoofl amuso us with Clover antics and 413111-cs, zuuoug' whom wo 1'0C0g11lZ0, Puck, the Pied Pipor, Alice-ill-VVO111lcrlzuld, Potm' Pau, Mother Goow, Tho Forty Tl1ioves, PH11tl01'2l, the l.e11OPll of Hvarts, Snow YVl1itQ, and Qvou 21 lovely group of Livo Toys. Thr- quaint subject 1113llCl', flvliglltful l11l01'fJ1'l'l2ltl0H, as well as th-- C1'0W11l1lf of the lovclv 11141011 nnzule Fostivzll Daw 2,1 lm 1 W 11:1 of rv .f 7 L7 .1 lNIz1k0-BQliQx'v. l v Pagl T54 Cfuff S1a'1'12z112i11g TUIZIYZJ Soplummoro-Sonior l'ALm:H, HELEN i'oVv1':H, :XNAB1-Il, FE1s'1', E'l 1',x HATSCHER, HELEN .IoHNs'roN, JEAX IVJARSH, EI,lZ.XI3E'I'lI Hmsrxs, Sx'1,x'IA XVEX'l'XVOH'l'li, Ulm Jlllli01'-FIPSI1111011 Aymzs, JULIA B1JX'l'IR, FRANCES CRAxwLEx', MARY 111.1 ENl1liE, BIARGAHPYI' DMBLER, l+IL1z.x1sm'H P1-:AlsoDx', ADEL.um2 RINIERT, Alfnulcx' TAYLOR, .IVNE YI Fzlffief fzzff More spirit was showii this year than ovvr between the dormitory ter-anis, Tlw gmiius which drew tliv lnrgc- and vutliusiastic crowd, ran: SIBLEY 19 NICCOLLS 28 TOWN 26' XICCULLS 28 TOWN 19 .I1fB1Lm: 5 IRXVIX 26 BUTLER 12 SIBLEY 6 Nrccouis 14 Aftor this sorivs il fcw clialleiigu gaiiivs woro playod before tho final teams of tlw Sistvr Classos Wert- vhosvu. Une of the most out- Staiifliiig was the Butler-Irwiii gzuiie, Butlvr winning' by si score of 14-2. Pagw ISIS Bllfkff 21111 The svrios of lmslcvt 111111 g'11111Qs played 111 lX'l2l1'C1l was the focus of il g'1'o11t 110111 of 2111011111111 from the l'z1o11lty as well as the st111l1-nt holly. The Town tvz1111 won tho 1011l'l1Rll1l'11T 111111 it 011111101 be 11111151-11 too highly for its inc1ivi1111z1l 211111 colloctivc- 111e1'it. Tho C0-013011111011 was so por- fect that tl101 c- were no pz11'tic11lz1.1' stars, but thc 1111-111be1's of the All Still' rllllillll W11111 as follows: ,PIELEN CALD11111, f,1CljJffl1lI Forlrclrzl DoRo'rHY TOWERS - - v f11UI'Zl'IlI'f1 Ci'AR11IH BfJS1'IlEH'l' - l'ff1z1'r'r IQTIIEL S1JREc'IiE111v11m'11R - Iflllllllllllj l'wnf1'1' AAGXHS Bosc1115R'1' - - flzmrd BIUNABELLE NICIQINLHY 111111111 IDA 1.1OEl4'LIN Hzll1.wf1'f21fv The victorious tvz1111 elofoatml tho Niccolls 1011111 111 thu finals, 19-14. lallyft' 157 S8 ISN Page 159 l 72e Intimate S'f7'd7Zg67'.5'1, By Booth TE1l'ki11g'tOH PI'f'SHIllff?6l by Linrlrfnzffmd Playwrs Q THE CAST St3ti0l1BIE1StC1' - - - - lu.-XRGARl'Z'I' KNUOP 4. H . - - - DA OEFLIX Anlog I H Isabvl - - - IS-ABELLE I,0OLE Floronce A - SYLVIA RUISINS .IOIIIIIHP V'l1ite - - HELEN CALDER H911I'2f' - - - IJHAXCES BAcsuE'1'T Aunt Elle-11 Y - lNflARY LOUISE Bnouumz Mzittiv - - MARY BXRANUES NVERTZ Page 160 La 'Pmdre aux faux Lindenwood became all-French on the evening of February 20, when Le Cercle Francais presented La Poudre aux Yeuxf' THE CAST I 1'f'dm'I1c - - - - - - HELEX SMITH E?'72-fl7'llJlilll' - - BIXRY MARGARET RANSOM M. Malmyer - - - VIRGINIA SYMNS Mme. Malmyer MARY LOUISE BLIHCHER M. RClff71IJf.Q Mmm Hafifzoix Uncle Hubert - ROl3ER'FA MiJHLEXK,ABIl' ROBERTA BI.-XCKECHXIE - - - - - IQATHRYN BQACKECHNIE MAYR RANIJQLPII, HPILEN LEVVIHV, JEAN FAIR, PAULINE DAVIS, Hosmxz COHEN, ENIMA MONIER, ETTA FILIST, JULIA AYERS Page 161 mm... The Cm! Sally - - - - Jrfrry - Ncllfe - Joseph 5110 Harry ----- fllrs. John Mr. John I,e.Qff'r dv Illolly - T110 Bvlllzop A clunzs Q'llilIf 1j A dams Quznfy Pm im' - - CARMELITA LIOFFMANN - - HELEN CALDER BIARY LOUISE BLQCHRR - VIRGINIA SYMNS - JUNE TAYLOR ANARRL COITPRR GRR'rRI'I1R BIRD - ETTA BWEIST LIARIE LANRY JEAN JOHNSTON Page 162 Hon gf,-ff HUl1G11'1s! tl111 Atlllvtic' :XSSOCi2lfiO1l,S 3111510211 110111011X w1'ittQ11 by J1111o T:1ylo1', 111z11'kwl 2111 ilI1IJ0l'f2ll1f 111111011 ill school history. St. f1ll2l1'lt'S and Sf. Louis g'11osts, pz11'v11ts, 'gold girls, and the 1'l1'lil'l' Stl11li'l1t mul filflllff' bmlivs fillwl tho Ellltliftllilllll, Illilkillg' this H111 1110St SllCl'PSSfHl Cn111o1ly vver QiV01l Zlf Cullcgfl. TI11- lrlmcvods of 1111- play which 211110111111-el to 110z11'ly 95200 1111111- g1'iX'U11 pz11'115' to thm- Mary I'lz1st011 SCh0lEll'Sl1iID Fuml, pzxrtly To H11- Atlllcfic 1ASSlK'i2l'fiUll Clllll11OUSlx F11111l, and pz11'tly tmvarml H10 1-xpc-11sv:, uf the A-Xllllllill Atl1lvTic 1-XSS0Ci2lti0ll B111111111-1. I -1 L Ililgl' Hill CZL7Jz1ffzz7zgt0n,f fzrtlzrlay Tang: Linmlenwooml haul il flelightful C11l1l1I'1' before the dance Thurscluy night, February 19, which was the 21111111211 George XN21Sl1l11g't01l pzirty given by President 211111 Mrs. Roenier. The color-schenxe i11 the gyiniiasiuin was carried out alniost en- tirely in red, white, and blue. The ceiling' wus decorz1tec1 by recl, white, 211111 blue strezuners festooliecl over the entire ceiling in dropped effect, caught here 211111 there by clusters of Vari-colored balloons. At the enfl of the hall opposite the entrance was the royal throne, flecorateml in red witl1 the Hag' as a backgrouncl. A picture of the Missouri Ulub's Coat-of-Arnis was placed at each corner of the enclosure for the orcliestra. The excitenient of the 0V911lllf.L' czune wl1e11 Mrs. Roeiner announceil that Ll11419111V0Oil,S spring' festival queen would be Miss Sara S110ll1bQ1'g', with the Misses Elizabeth Brzunlitt, Virginia Hoover, 1X1?ll'QZ1l'01 Slavens, Elizubetli King, 211111 1XIill'g21,1'l'l Enloe as her atteiiclaiits. After this Z1I1ll0ll11CQ1l1L'llt followed the 6'11t0l't311ll1lGllt for the royal party, 21 mlelightful Ill'CSQ1112lil011 of the olcl-fasliionerl rninuet. Page llifl Se f4H0me-Sz'c'fQneJ's?,' A day .AI class .el cloud A rain. 0110 qzumimz .Yo anszrcr Then surlolculy .-I pain. The bed The tnursc The hospital Then home. .lloflz er Timm. father Then brother And oh, Flutier-1'--flutter-r. 'Tis only Charlie I lfnczr if, I knoarecl it I guesserl it just right Just had to see him Weill be back tonight. eff!! .Qgzesfiom Qxfnslmered Is this a speedometer? she asked as she tapped on the glass which covered that instrument. t'Yes, dear, I replied in a sweet, gentle voice. Don't they call this the dash-light? she queried, fingering the little nickel-plated illuminator. 'tYes, honey, my words floated out softly as before. ttAnd is this the cut-out? she inquired. Yes, Toodles,', as I took my foot off the accelerator. Not more than two hundred feet away our course was blocked by a fast moving train. But what on earth is this funny looking pedal? she said in a curious tone as she gave the accelerator a vigorous push with her dainty foot. 'tThis, sweetheart, is heaven, I said, in a soft, celestial voice, as I picked up a golden harp and flew away. I'm never in the right place at the right time, remarked the college Sheik, as he read of the fourteen girls adrift i11 a houseboat. Miss Carr: 'tIVl1at does a complement do to a number? Ruth Pixley: Makes it feel good, I guess. College life consists of two parts: The important things and Qstudies. Page 166 Af Ybasf Q- So help us realize the dreain days of our youth, the proud hopes of friends and kin,-the ideals of our school. And may the nanie of Lindenwood College ever recall a spirit that is wise, unwearied, self- forgetful, a spirit strengthening alike the inind and the body, liberating alike tl1e understanding' and the will, until our very souls Shall shine forth, disciplined and strong, a servant of the highest and a glory to our God, country and our school. Tb tfze Faculqy M- Gizfif fu em yuidand pleufi, Soeet to em yuidand strong, Neyer Ietem gefa stand in, G0 Jher err! zrorlf tlzaffs zrron ., 7 Maykem 'lzmk and makem won' 7 Illalmn szf up mghfs and bark, Malmm lL LHld0I'll'6lll char thmlmzg, Mdfkf'7l'2 curator ewlluck, Ne1'erIeiem fetoo ho awful - . 7 Nerer sayfher doin well, Makenz zwslz fheiz hadwfz' cum here 1 7 Malrem zrislzu u'm'e-af home. The height of indolenee, according to Gian Liles, is the Linden- xvood girl who went down town, phoned back to the Vvest End to have a steak sandwich ready for her when she returned, and then called the building in which She lived to have some one have her bath water ready when she arrived. You can always fell a Senior, For 8lLf',.S so .sedafely yozwzerlg You van always fell a Junior, Slw's the college f'ampa.v lIf0ZHZd,' You fan always fell a Freslfman, Hy lzerg1'ef'rz and friylzfwned mieng But just fry to fell a Sophomore- .Al NYTIIING! Page 167 Dr. Cahler: You can't sleep in tl1is class. Doug. Bryan: HI k11ow it, I'x'e been trying for half an hour. Mona: t'Are you sure your folks know Iilll Corning' home with you? Pat: t'They ought to. I zirgueil with theni for ai whole hour about it 77 FULKS!! There are three worlls, the sweetest wortls, in all ot' hunizin speech, more sweet than all the songs of birils, or pages poets preach. This life may be ai vale of tears, a sad and llreury thing, three worals and trouble fliszippears-tlie birmls begin to sing. Three worlls, anal all the roses blooni, the sun begins to shine, three wormls will flis- sipate the glooni, and water turns to wine. Three words will Cheer the saddest llays- I love you? VVrong', by heck! It is zuiotlier, Sweeter pl11'ase- ENUMISED FIND CHECK I HI have liear1l, szxifl Miss Hankins, HThat Babylon fell, Anll Ninevah was clestroyecl, Anml-J' Honn-one in the class: 4 ' Tyre was punctured l uf ejlfoalerfz 'jarsery Myne To flaw, to Class, my roormmalff said, The lmll is ringing oiylzt. I'ou'rf' still in lrwl you sleepy head, And rnouf ufo'll both be late. To class, to class, I llIlNI,l'f'l'Pd her, My girl, zrlzat do you mean? 'Tis Sunday morn, I will not stir, Your Irit, it is not keen. To sleep, to sleep, are did 1'etur'n, roomy and l too,- Till tlzjs our zzffiylzlyom soon dirl learn, So llllfll could poor we do? -A. EVANS. Q THE sTAFF sToPPED 5 Q HERE TO HAVE ICE CREAM 2 E AND ooFFEE 2 9 i ' 2 N 5 Page 168 l.,lrld6'llZU00d,.f Croff- Uford Tzqafe 'TI' VERTICAL Hang-out for the esthetics. Girl's first name. Campus greeting. Chief occupation of L. C. girls. Our President's name. A place shunned by the finan- cially embarrassed. Condition. A command. Thing most coveted Qabrj. What all men become who ven- ture upon the L. C. campus. The Wife of our President. Chief word Freshmen must learn. 'fLover's delight on Sunday nights. He who sings By the Sea- shore. Dark and formidable. A means of transportation. A greeting. HORIZONTAL The President's home. Am't of weight L. C. girls feel they gain before Xmas. Favorite vacation. Exclamation of tvisitors' in class. What all Freshmen are fist person pronounj Conjunction. Miss Jeck's ruling business. What whispering does to Li- brary. What the S. B. upholds. Leading college of west. What teachers must have. Curiosity on the campus. A standard of judging Eys and F's. Latin vvord for 'you'. An I Card. Chief detective force of L. C. campus. Cabr.J Logs we burn. One who brings a truckload of JOY- Certain kind of campus animal. Finis. I ll' Miss OlSt'1l,S idea of soine review questions for studying for an AlIl9I'1CE111 Governinent quiz: I. VVl1C11 was the Constitutional Convention of 1787? ll. How long did the 30-year war last and Why? IH. VVrite all you know and wl1at you can iniagine about Ma Ferguson. IV. Vilhat is your idea of g0V91'1l1I1Q11t and do you live up to it t? Y . YVhat 111011 or WOIHCII i11 this world do you feel you can trust? Phi Delt: VVhy are your fraternity brothers so thin? Sigma Nu: Every t1n1e they hear the dinner g'011g' they think it's tl1e patrol wagon. A STUDENTS CONCEPTION UF MUDEHNISM Dedicated to LinwIn's Birtlzriayl' VVhite clothes, striped pink chile, Psychology annoyed witl1 four chins, VVet feet mingled i11to square paintings, Simple faces surround the solar plexus. Soiled s11ow i11to bleeding' hearts, Isabel i11 scarlet plaid, Glad hose i11t0 spotted knees, Non-fattening 0lQO11lil1'g'2l1'lI16, All unite i11 a cross-word puzzle. -D. ID. F1'4xSl1111Zl11, answering to roll call for the first tlllltli Don't call me Miss Johnston, just call 1ne Jean. 4'How's tl1e world treating' you? ' HSCltlOI1l.H Mary Olive: 'tVVl1at inakes tears coine to your eyes wl1en you yawn? Doug: Because youlre so sorry you can't go to sleep. Breathes there a girl with soul so dead Wvho never to her sheik llatll said, lVhen do we eat? Pzlge 170 BY THESE VVURDS SHALL YE KNOW' THEM! Dr. Roemer: Now we will attend u11to the notices. ' Dr. Gipson: This is a most scathing indictment. Dr. Gregg: Oh my, oh my, you are miserable students, miserable students. You fill me with despair. Miss Wveberz t'Don't stand there like Greek gods, get some life into you. Mr. Motley: HAS sure as God made little apples. Dr. Stumberg: H'm, were you away for the week-end? Dr. Calder: t'Now, that's a tongue-twister for you! Dr. Martin: Antogeny recapitulates IJl1ll0g'0lly.H Miss Schaper: Hlbut that's another story. Before they lay me on my bier, Pray tell mc, whom did Paul Revere? Bettv Bramlitt: HI like our ciwarette holder. . U 5 Ray: You know I never use one. Betty: Don't be so dense. Bomeo fbelow balcony with saxophonej: Hist, woman, open the window or I'll play this darn thing. I do not care what happens next I don't regret what flings I've flung. I never follow any text, I do not care-because I'm young. VVQ know a girl who is so red-headed that she uses rouge for an eyebrow pencil. FAMOUS XYRECKS A ---less driver. ---tangle. The -lot the Hesperus. The day of -oningx B --fast. 10:00 to 10:15. As usual, my allowance had run short. Home went a telegram for money, as usual. Back came a cheek for half the amount, as usual. But I was fooled, for I had asked for the exact amount I needed, not as usual! One advantage at least of a shingle bob, is that it makes a woman look smooth. Page 171 621777 pu! Scwzef 'u , . 1 SW f M jw wgqif ' 'Q lv, , I ON THE GoLP HILL MFT F4 Srvow 4 M HH! THE DNSHIN fl :' , HERQ Co L9 CS, O QCH 591V USIC ROOMNFITES Box i I X YX V -K? w, 0 AQ ' 3 I JJ KE 8' g-X 1 zf I Q Hs wr wfsf-J nr wsffe- Xs ',f ON SUNUHY NIGHTS X , la u ESR0nD0nsTlNQ 'C. nr. S Pigs 1 IN THE 'PHRLQR5 ---mm' RJ!illfld6'l'J' :gn-,q:w ' X 533:35-I -1-3-new:-z 5 x SID -,,qf.q17,NC,x XXFx,!z7 SXNE Sfgz-io, ,E 1 I-L I 1 ,BUSINESS MANAGER oF LQNDEN LEFIVES s 91 f3f1?lSQop5 fx Q if 5.2, ry!!! V g TERM ,79c1pERg l,S c EJ k gi wwf, Vi -xl! 'J CvRR1zwT EVENT sfusnnem ow MONDPY Morkwnnqrs lo'5q Q N Y Nic P11 l HEARD ON THE BUS Girls are like pearls-easy to string. tApologies to White Rose Fill- ing Station.J tree. the Page A giraffe is the highest form of animal life known to man. Beauty specialists are the only ones who make friends by slinging mud. Pete: Who is the smallest man in history ? Re: I give up. Pete: Why, the Roman soldier who fell asleep on his watch. THE FATE OF A STUDENT It's great to get up for breakfast But its nicer to lie in bed, Seven-thirty is much too early I'd rather sleep than get fed. But, alas, at eight in the morning I study in Roemer Hall, I'm afraid I must do all my sleeping When my sheep is tacked on the wall. Adelaide: When I was in China I saw a woman hanging from a 79 Jean: Shanghai? Adelaide: Oh, about six feet. Now I sit me down to sleep The lecture's dry, the subject's deep: If he should quit before I wake, Give me a shove, for heaven's sake! The maiden sank three times-alack! But a cake of Ivory washed her back! Dr. Calder: I maintain that men and women are equal. Sis: Oh, Dr. Calder, you're bragging. Heard in the Hall-Jack is so up to date that when he heard about New Testament he wou1dn't even read the Old one any more. All up-to-date florists are now advertising- Say it with moonshinef' They know that the flowers will come later. Said the program to the other program at the T. N. E. formal: Let's go out in the hall and take a drink. No, thanks, said the other, I'm already full. I see by the papers there's been a lot of picnickers around here. 174 OUTLINE UF LOVE GRADE SCHOOL Roses ith rect Violets ith blue, Sugar with sweet Amt tho-ith-ooo. HILSH SCHOOL Chrysanthemuuis are beautiful And so is marmalarle, Vlfithout you, dLlI l'tII.fI Gireuztolyn, My life? a dead night shade. COLLEGE The uioou is .silver sheathed As you, my golden symphony. ,Tis you I Crave to ated, My agonizing eewtaey! TEN YEARS NVED I have a knife Its blade is true For thirty cents I'd murder you! Une and one make two, but two and one make trouble. And while we're O11 the subject of matheniaticsz If four make a quartette, VVhy don't two make a pint-ette? t'Dear Lucy, wrote her mother, why haven't we heard from you? You have been in Lindenwood for over two months now, a11d not one line have we received to lot us know if you arrived safely-etc. Lucy pondered over this strange letter from her mother. VVl1y hadn't her family gotten any word from her? She had written almost daily, and to her brother, too, but he had never replied! For days this question worried and harassed Lucy. She confided in a friend who advised that she send another letter immediately. Lucy did so and walked outside to mail it. The friend glanced out of an upper window. Then with a wild scream she collapsed on the floor. Her roommate ran to the window and saw the bewildered and perplexed Lucy walking seriously away from a trash-can! Miss Allyn: A fine stenographer you will be! You can't even learn to put a ribbon in a typewriter. Lydia Dodge: Does Paderewski know how to tu11e a piano? Page 175 Page 176 'Here Lie ffze Sefziors. 139 Here lies Betty, Tired and careworn, We've heard her last lecture On Tuesday morn. A Beneath this slab Lies Dr. Boss A faithful Democrat For a cause which lost. The voice of Babe Is quiet now. She died for Alpha Sigma Tau. Anne Podrasky Lies below, Was there a thing She didn't know? For Helen Calder Bow in prayer Nothing is left But a shock of hair. For Louise Nicholson Cease all noise. Sad was her fate She loved the Boyce. Stop a moment For Charlotte Buck She worked too hard, G01 darn the luck! Queen Sara lies Beneath the ground She lived till June Then she was crowned. Drop a tear For Mary Fran Wertz, The Student Board campused her Oh, how it hurts! Here lies the body of Mary - ann Her search is ended, She's found a man. For Eva Seiber Everyone weeps, Jack was elusive, Not her's for keeps. Roberta Mackechnie Lies below She considered French acting Far too slow. Martha Messinger Rests in peace Always made Her grades with ease. Helen Kready Strums a harp She mourns for Elmer, Their ways did part. Viola Karrenbrock Lies within She's found peace at last From this world of sin. Shed no tears For Pepperdine, 'Cause she made E's Most all the time. Roberta Moehlenkamp Also bright, Sits serenely On St. Peter's right. For Helen Towles We play a dirge She's sprouting wings A To fly to Virge. Weep no more For Virginia Bauer She pounds the organ In a celestial tower. The last immortal words of Gertrude Wallrichz And when I reach my heavenly home, Pray, give me a house that has a phone. Pa go il KC For Maya Randolph Our hearts 21Cll0Q Shi-is reaching Hoavvn By polishing' the gatos. Alas, poor Maudo, Her fate wQ'vQ guessed Tho' in 9tQI'll2l.l slumber She's still 4l0p1'essed. 7 No soomlr are we conviucwl that wo have no bananas, am it ain't goin' To rain 110 more, tllaau Sully goes and gets lost. Pagw ITR IN A FRHISHMANN EYES A Samui' sfood on a l'ClfblI'0lllb zfrack, The frain was cmniwyy fast, Thr! frain go? of H10 railroad frank, And Im' llllf' Sfqlflll' pass. NIGHTFALL QA11 vfTo1't to get away from tillli'-XV0l'11 sinlilesj Tbff .wun HCHZA' likv a red iomafb Hwlzinfl a .s-ky the! Color of mud. Om' by mmf, tbffn faster and fbczsfm' Klalcfa bills on ibn firsz' of H111 wmnthj Thr' stars appflared. Thr! muon, a cooky fsomeone had bittvnj became visiblcg The stars fliclcared and tzbvinliflmi, like Ford liglzts zrlzwz flaw ffI'lZ!iff0'7l is badg T110 fIl'iff!'I'il1g of the birds was lzusluld, as if some fwlvsfial procfor bad f'nfm'f2d an exam room. DClI'lx'7lI'.S'S fall- Nigbf ,wffflml on the Zandsrapv zriflz flze deliberation of a man falling from a third-s1'm'y window in slow HIUHOII pictures. N. P. P. l that TO AN 11. C. SUNDAY TI11' 1S'aI1I1111'l1 111' a1'1' 11111151 I11 ,w1+1f, A1111 all ifs .wf1'1'11111 11f 11111111.11 1111'11 IVI111 1111111 111111111 H111 1'111111111.Q, fl11'11 IVZH1 .wi.11l1.w, j2l'f'jlUI'lf11 ffl sf111'1'1' af 11111. Tl11'1'1f'.w 111'1'1 11 M1111 11f f1'Il1111' llf'I'1', Wf' .wa 1I1.w11Iay1'1l f'C1I'l1 .s'111'f 11f fad. 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TI11' z'11'11111ji1111 f11'iff1f1' row and fvll, If 111.111 and fvll 111111111- TI11' 1'I11.wl1i1z.11 cyn11ml.w l'I'Ilf 111114 air 111.11 foof.wff'p.w lmlfrfri flzwn. 11'l11'111'1' 1'ou11'.w 1711.1 f1'1f11flisI1 I11111'1, I llUIlKZf'I'l'd, 111.1 fiI'0H1 room fo IYIUHI I 11'a111le1'wl, .S'1'11ppi11l11, lixfffzzifzlrj as I 11'1'11f On flzis f11fiI1' Sl'Ill'f'l1 still 110111, 11711111 I IICIIINWIZ III' r1mn1 fiffwzl, I lufzzrfl fl111'.w11 noisc1.Q, .wfill 1m.w1'1f1z. 1111171 1'11ufi11u.w lzrmflx fill? lruolz I iurnvrl 111111 lN'!lI'lZ 11111.91 plainly .wnnff 6bBl'l,lf'.9','1 .wo 11111111 PIIIIUFII 1111 Il f11'1'I1'1f-r1oUar fullfing Illllfllilllk 'WY11111 is 11111,,' s11i1l 11111 l1o1's1' 11s 1111 s1o11p11-11. .1c1111: 41111111211 is 1110 111110 pl1111S0? Miss Allyn: '1Ne-yor 11111111 11111 11111113 11111 QX11111 is 11111111 i111po1'111111. JQ1111: H1V1fl1, I 1111111911 to get so111e1l1i11g 1'1g'111.H Sliv: 1911111 yo11 1111111 11 1121111 111s1 11ig'111? 11111: HN11, is 1119111 111111 1111SS111g'?H Miss S1ow111'1: 4cHL1191l, 11o yo11 know 11111 111111+1'e11co b11twe1111 an 910111111111 111111 1111111011 1 H1-1911 HH,1SC11L'l'I 1V11y, no. Miss S1ew111'1: 1V11ll, 1'1l 111119 111 sc-1111 yo11 111 1110 grocclry S101'O 1l11111. P111 Burk: 11'11y is 11111 S111111o of Lib01'1y's 11111111 only 01ov1311 11lC'111'S long? 77 Nollieh Lev: 'CI know b11c1111s1- if i1 WP11- 1w11lve i1 wou111 bo E1 foo1.,' 7 T1111 91111 has 001110. There is 110 11101'G. VV11'1'e 1111'0l1g'11 our fun, So Sllllt 1110 door. Page 180 - ' 1 Page ISI Ll DE WOOD I4I4F.G. C Q In the lang Lindenwood expects you Founded 1827 ST. CHARLES, MO. G99 04,9 . 6 Q ,inlggg 5 '3- 9 9' z g U 'fi 'C Lg 9 '32, 5' 3' ff'-Q 91 nook o Nnzn157' uage :fa hero you have studied about, to do your best today. d 'll remove all problems of tomor- Your best to ay wt row, at the end of the semester and of life. Lindenwoo d has pledged her best for almost a hundred years. Tell your friends a out 3'0l Come Ye b tr Alma lllater. Back to Lindenfwoodn JOHN L. ROEMER, President. L K. QQ x X K N . -eff. T ,yy 1 I 4 I .' r V-f :J ,wi L 'UOGUE BOUT SHOP is ffze pfczce Where we Y buy our W V ,I Q. :T V. A92-' Q1 A E13 Footwear That Zlf why May fook so mae fzfzflfeel I0 comjbrmble 52:5 MAIL af f . HA M. . ..,. ,V CATALOG ORDERS SENT ON FILLED . 52 ef ,T..,-+ A REQUEST A ' if A vm. - 1, sl ' if rf Short Vamp Shoes Exclusively 615 LOCUST STREET I 1 X hx V455 vogue Short Tfamp XT A i' X, X ETLING SISTERS CONFECTIONERY Candies and Ice Cream School Supplies Lunches, Cigars and Tobacco 519 Clay Street St. Charles, Missouri Meadow Gold Butter Churned Fresh Daily from Pure P t ' , as eurized Cream, Highest Uniform Quality -Four Times Wrapped and Sealed. SPREAD IT ON THICK Beatrice Creamery Co. 262 2-24 Pine Boulevard School and College Pins I Emblems and Trophies Enameled and Diamond-Set Insignia Graduation Gifts Engraved Invitations for Commencements Hess ef Culbertson Jewelry Co. 9th Sz Olive Sts. St. Louis, Mo. Southeast Corner Save Money by Buying Your Dry Goods, Rugs and Shoes at X 9 Y Y 9 ci 3 Q 2 fm 324 North Main Street ' St. Charles, Mo. The Peacock Shop features Fifth Avenue accepted styles in Foot- wear'-at prices never beyond the most conservative. i ..r,., I In . i UTI . TI-IIS Qgilx PEACOCK sHoP M1375 iz ff sT. LOVIS gigi .w NEVV Yoiui 808 OLIVE ARCADE BLDG. gi' IN4 U1 O .E '55 C05 gl E- 5 I-IJQ l..m IT! I U 2? Z 5.4 DTI 5 Ld P' .J :A Q '-cs s: C5 Ld D 421 Q EE 2 35 .5 E S3 U Page by THEEOQ3 INYENTOB! The originator of an idea has Wasted his time unless he is able to interest some one else in his creation-unless that some- one else can enjoy it or benefit by it. It is because thoughts are so freely radiated - - - - - SO EASILY EXCHANGED AND SPREAD BROADCAST - - that this country is a fine place to live in. Consider the advertisements in the BANNER-NEWS. They are thoughts. Many of them are thoughts conceived with you in mind-thoughts for your comfort-your pleasure-your health-your satisfaction. Thoughts that will save you time and money. A Do you take full advantage of them? Advertising is the voice of American business. Don't close your ears to it! l ST. CHARLES BANNER-NEWS Schnecller Bree. T H R Q CLOTHING CO. Fine Meats Best of Service MEN'S WEARABLES ST' CHARLES St. Charles, Mo. MISSOURI I l b THE WEST END CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR A Place to Find Good Eats CLEM SUELLENTROP, Proprietor 910-912 Jefferson Street St. Charles, Missouri Bell 480 Kinloch 362 THE WEST END TAXI CO.. Clem Suellentrop, Proprietor 10th and Jefferson Streets ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI Cars for Prompt Service All Occasions Careful Driving General and Religious Books FINEST LINE OF BIBLES THE LEADING NEWSPAPER of St. Charles IN THE CITY cosmos-MONITOR Cl L fC d B kit 1 N it I ' M M NL Complete Job Printing Department PHE PRESBYTERIAN BOOK STORE Best Work J. H. SPRINGER, Manager at Reasonable Prices 914 PINE STREET EDWIN DENKER FLORI S T THE MAN Wno HELPS LINDENWOOD 'QSAY IT WITH FLoWERs 400 CLAY STREET 175 Bell HAM ERLIN METAL wsmien sm pg IIE STANDARD FOR ZSYEARS 4230 OLIVE STREET ST. LOUIS, MO. Ffiillk Ahmann NEVVS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES BLANK BOOKS, OFFICE SUPPLIES CIGARS, TOBACCO, FINE PIPES AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES Daily and Sunday Deliveries of St. Louis Papers and Magazines Subscriptions Received for any Periodicals at Publishers' Prices Agency Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Joiirnal Agency St. Charles Steam Laundry ST. CHARLES, IVIO. Who is it that has a full line of cosmetics? Who is it that makes the best Sundaes? Who is it that calls your taxi for you? Who is it that has given 40 years of exceptional service? OF COURSE IT IS CHARLES E. lVlEYER'S D R U G 5 T o R E St. Charles Dairy Cempanyvs ICE CREAM Fancy brick and bulk ice cream for every occasion , L eq 5:15 as I Gs. fig 1321? HA Health Food , Bell 62 By Appointment Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings CATHERINE LAWLER Expert Marcel Waving Hair Dyeing a Specialty, Facial and Scalp Treatment, Manicuring 108 South Main Street LET THOSE WHo SERVE Let You BEST SERVE You MOST? , , B. T. Buschmann B. Franklin, Printer. be your DRUGGIST CLARK-SPRAGUE Printing Co., lnc 204 N. Third St. St. Louis, Mo. S. W. Cor. Main and Clay Streets St. Charles, Mo. S AUSTIN S. FOX HEATING and PLUMBING STEAM, HOT WATER and VACUUM HEATING Water Works and Electric Lighting for Country Homes Bell Telephone 9,9 ST. CHARLES, MO. We are the loyal allies of hundreds of women. Regularly they send their much prized party dresses to us for cleaning, pressing and repairingg know- ing that our scientiiic methods never fail to satisfy. QYWAWOF RWE Rechtern Cleaning Co. Q 6ANs' 216 North Second St. F 1 Ds Qgdm XV, , . MQPFAS b if M-In ,-'. Q - West Disinfecting Co. Manufacturing Chemists Liquid Soap and Dispensers 517 Franklin Ave. St. Louis, Missouri Institutions desirous of procuring an Pppreciable saving on the better grades of food have placed their stamp of approval on EDELWEISS FOOD PRODUCTS. The ever increasing number of In- stitutions specifying this brand year after year, evidence its honest merit, and have made it THE ACCEPTED INSTITUTIONAL STANDARD. JOHN SEXTON 8: CO. Wholesale Grocers X CHICAGO STEINBRINKERS NELSON'S F ht D 1 In Hodiamont and Easton Aves. ui1mUurEe teiee S Grand and Arsenal St. all l'l I' 3. YS Fresh Home-Made Candies and Ice 305 North Main St. Charles, Mo. Cream-Llght at Reduced Page 1 0 RIDE THE BUSSES! Spend an enjoyable 40 minutes while travelling to St. Louis! No smoke-no dust-no jerks nor jars-no vibration-no rattle! Especial courtesies extended to the ladies and children. Send reservations for special trip busses to MOTOR TRANSIT CO. 6I3I Easton Avenue ST. LOUIS, MO. tCoupon Books, 10 Rides, 342.751 C. G. CONN SAXOPHONES fic BAND INSTRUMENTS E eodi A -. . ef' - J.1'f h1, ,, 'if 'I' E I 1 I UN LET IQEVGE' I ' .MUSIC C0- f , SI-Q.e5..vf. 5,51 's 5I6 LOCUST ST. 521-- ' E' ,ffff,!f2MOST COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE IN ST.LOUlS if W.,zx,jw--if Wliionrgns, a .Joe-BERS or 2 ' ,, i'f1foPf,. Nvsflqslrlvf j' I .N -. I Q fl 1sWi1?'fli-.gem-1. III' Sf E - F .. I I xi ' ia I- Y i f SHIRMERWOODUTOLF ED ETC. f - - HHQ-'fs-se21-5, ' -f:fc...k-- Fine and Rare Old Violins by the World's Foremost Masters I I -I A. RUTH, JR. H Your Photographer' NEWS, PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL 24-HOUR KODAK FINISHING OFFICE, GOSSLER'S STUDIO JEFFERSON STREET, AT SECOND ST. CHARLES - MISSOURI 7 QUALITY PRINTING BOTTAN I PRINTERY 120 N. Second St. St. Charles, Mo. THE, BRUNS MACHINE COMPANY C. H. FUERHOFF, President Everything in Hardware and Implements for the Farm House A friend-making store Where quality tells and price sells ST. CHARLES, MO. VICTOR DRUG CO. Victor F. Ploch HODIAMONT TRACKS and EASTON AVENUE DELIVIAR 69 CABANY 5450 ST. CHARLES SAVINGS BANK ST. CHARLES, MO. CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER One-Quarter Million RESOURCES OVER One and Three- Quarter Millions THE BANK OF SAFETY AND SERVICE lg 10' There is no Substitute When you purchase ELECTRIC SERVICE, Lighting Fix- tures, and Electrical Appliances from us you get the BEST. DO IT ELECTRICALLY Union Electric Light and Power Co. St. Charles Electric Light and Power Co 0 S S C H. H. VVILMES - - President FRANK XVILMES - Manager' ST. CHARLES ICE SL COAL CO. ICE, COAL AND WOOD 323 NORTH MAIN STREET Bell 157 Kinloch 135 St. Charles Electric Express Co. Will handle your trunk to Union Station or any local address in St. FoR ECONOMY'S sAKE Louis USE ARISTOS FLOUR i- -It Goes Farther Edvvard T. Robbins , FLOUR, GRAIN AND SEEDS 320 North Main Street GUARANTEED St. Charles, Missouri First National Bank OF ST. CHARLES, MO. Total Resources, S1l,425,00'0.00 J. A. Schreiber, President Geo. H. Kuhlmann, Vice President Chas. B. Mudd, Cashier Member Federal Reserve System Under Supervision of the United States Government lg JON Bell 423 TI-IEC. PUNDMANN General Contractor Ellie ' Y' il tai fa? I 1 W' ' I + I Nf- ft N l' ,, I QD ' . 'i 3-Sygj' 1 I Q5 Dealer in COAL, WOOD, STONE, LIME AND SAND OFFICE MAIN AND ADAMS STREETS A. R. Humming Dry Goods Co. The Home of Reliable D r y , Goods, Ladies' a n d Children's Shoes, Ready- to-W e a r Ap- parel, Millinery, Rugs, Linoleunis and Shades. Our large as- sortments a n d wide range of prices ni a k e choosing easy. THE STORE OF QUALITY ST. CHARLES, MO. AFTER SIXTY- FOUR YEARS of merchandis- ing we feel con- fident that we know how and what to buy, a n rl we u s e e V e r y precau- tion in o n l y selecting t h e best styles and values. Everything proves that our store is known as THE STORE OF QUALlTY Your Every Dollar Weighs a Full One Hundred Cents of Value Here at All Times P 154- 200 f CARR if I T ,fr-. fr - A - ffl,-A ?4!, 'grae I 1222! ,L K., ,,'X A ,'..C O T H, TN-Cr Home of Hart Schaffner 82 Marx Clothes Excello Shirts and Bradley Sweaters The Gift Shop Milton E. Meyer Jeweler Expert Watch Repairing St. Charles, Mo. C. J. HARRIS LUMBER CO. Cor. Second and Monroe Streets Dealers in All Kinds of Lumber and Building Material Telephone Kinloeh 14 Bell 116 WPI SOLICIT YOUR P.-XTRONAGE 'cl-IO 99 Homekeeping Hearts are Happiest Wallpaper adds so much yet costs so little HENRY BRCEKER 103 North Main Street St. Charles. Missouri Page 201 B ll 840 JOS. A. BOTTANI Contractor for REINFORCED CONCRETE, STONE AND GRANITOID WORK 528 North Benton Ave. St. Charles, M THE HOME OF BETTER SHOES - LIKE PICKING . 232' Ar, , ...fi-233 Wig' 1,2 N fp ., 2 the I ,,,,i,m,mt W 1 ,nf f CHOICEST li RUIT I W iw ' from a 1 SUPER ORCHARD When you know the quality and character of our shoe stocks, you'll see the point to the above headline. Q' , , 3 , , . F ,,,i:,i?Tfl' V b y f. C 5, Q iffy. ,i . 1 1' I 1 'Q V , qi' f. wg if 2 ,V 1-' . X Hb HVL A rum ' N - f 5 ' ' .fm f, Q - f ,f. 5 -,Lx A V. I- ' ' L ff 'Qi h X 355.0-V,L,ix1r'li.' I Z 9251- U: ww ,U 1. ,, ff f t- ai 'inwf' - if . fQ',?Q .fr,-if -'. f '-'lv A f ' ' I We cater to the women who desire f YM! exclusive styles .and patterns. If faint. 5qf-- ' you are looking for newest creations --N, ,,v A - . f -f an - . wsel g.-A 'Leif in foowear we can please you. We '-.1 would appreciate the opportunity to I ' show you. H v 'Z X' V 91 ST. CHARLES SHOE COMPANY SHOES AND HOSIERY EXCLUSIVELY Lindenwood Tea Room serves Geo. A. Riddle HONEY CRISP PoTATo CHIPS 8: Co. Delicious and Nutritious SLATE 6: TILE ROOFERS LANTZ BROS. BAKING CO. sf. L ' , M' ' OMS ISSOUH 710 odd Fellows Bldg. St. Louis Str-plum-11 H. lX'lz1tif'a WJf.fZCfQ!m 'Q Specialists in Marcel and Luster Oil Permanent VVaving. All Permanent PHONES: VVaves only S15.00. Best in country, given by master expert man operators . .1 with European education. St' Lows E' St' LOUIS 219 North Eighth Street Main 3007 East 2879-TV St. Louis, Mo. Pugs- Highest Excellence Absolute Purity Dependanble Uniformity R I C H E L I E U QUALITY FOODS Sulmi in St. l'l1z11'lt-s Exclusively by H. B. DENKER GROCER CO. Appreeiated and extensively used by discriminating consumers throughout every section of this country. AEROPLANE QUALITY at SUBMARINE PRICES At H. G. RAUCH Lumber Co. 318 North Main St. Charles. Mo. liilgcn Itlipe Qlrgams The Choice ofthe Masters Fhere are Kilgen Organs in the following schools : Lindenwoorl Colln-ge, St. Cllarles, Mo. Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa lh- Pziuw Vniversity. Greencastle. Ind Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa St. 1X1ary of t-he VVoods Colin-ge, St. Maury of the XVuods, Ill4ll2lll1l VVasliing'ton University. St, Louis, Mo SDl'lll2.fI:lElfl State Normal. Springfield, Mo. Snererl Heart Academy, Springfield. Ill Hllrl 0Y4'1' -UNH! Uthers I-Istzllmlislu-tl 1851 Q3vn. illiilgcn Sc ,S-fun, Elm Qfmilhers uf lilipe CDrgans Main Otfice and Plant 3817-29 Laelede Ave. St. Louis. Mo. The Bank of Service CENTRAL TRUST CG. St. Charles, Missouri We can serve you from childhood until after death Page 204 U ION SAVINGS BA K The Old Solid Bank of St. Charles, Mo. CAPITAL -------- S 100,000.00 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS - 181,000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES ----- 1,520,000.00 We do a general banking business. Safety our Hrst aim always 3 per Cent paid on time deposits, 6 montlts or a year ONE DOLLAR OPENS AN ACCOUNT Your Business Solicited I. F. RAUCH. President H. H. STEED, Vive-President GUS. H. WILKE, Cashier EDW. SCHNEDLER, Assistant Cashier 0. I. RAUCH, Assistant Cashier P1131- 'J , l We Are Proud of our reputation for serving the public with the best Groceries and Fresh Meats at low prices The Progress Mercantile Company 308 North Main Street We cordially invite the stu- dents of Lindenwood College to avail themselves of our ser- vices as Jewelers, Engravers and Stationers. Quality Jewelers for Ninety-Six Years If you have a charge account at SL'ruggs-Vande1'Voort-Barney you are automatically entitled to a charge ace count at .laccarcl's. accdrds Erclusiye Jewelers' LOCUST B! NINTH Saint Louis For College Annuals and Other Books l ECKTOLD OVERS In the binding of this book you have an example of how beautiful and practical a Year by year the popular- l ity of these covers as bind, ings for College Annuals in- l Becktold Cover can be. S5:lfHZeS't0O Ilzhei-lgeisb-lfsgllliis l 5 Attractiveness, durability Urowihg. deimzmd for tgenf , l and economy are outstanding Catalogs and other books l characteristics of Becktold that need 21 durable and at- l Covers. Then they oEer an tractive dress. N almost unlimited range of We Sh?-H be Sllafl to Sgllfl 1 colors and color combina- iamgleifolimgone mterefted l ' tions and can be embossed m ec O ,overs am tg l l .th lt. H H vt f make suggestions as to hon W W1 , prac Md y any S01 0 they can be adapted to any l W design. book. Y l l l BECKTOLD PRINTING 81 BOOK MFG. CU. Rlanuafacturers of distinctive covers for college annuals. l ' St. Louis - - - Missouri , I igi. or BELIJS BOOTERIES Feminine Footwear Specializing in Smart College Footwear You are cordially invited to visit our shop at 916 Olive Street St. Louis, Mo. SNGERMAN Candy Company MORSES The Preferred Chocolates DENKER'S Specialty Bake Shop and Food Store Tempting Bake Goods Choire Groceries Delicious Fruits The Permanent Home of the UNEXCELLED RICHELIEU Hhe brand that brews the best Chase 81 Sar1b0rn's Seal Brand Tea and Coffee The Perfect Linefl-Ieintz's There's always something different at DEN KER'S STRAND THEATRE We follow the first run of the first-class theaters of St. Louis. FOR THE SUMMER I We have the Latest Cooling System 20 Degrees cooler inside than outside. 30,000 cucic feet fresh air per minute Pa get O KRENNINC-WESTERIVIANN CHINA COMPANY Manufacturers' Agents, Importers and Xxfholesalers of HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND INSTITUTION SUPPLIES 916 North Sixth Street St. Louis, Mo. Burr, Patterson or Co. Makers of the Lindenwood College Rings Also Manufacturers of College Fraternity Jewelry and Novelties Burr, Patterson 81 Co. 2301 16th Street-Roosevelt Park The Aeolian Company Is the H0 of the STEINWAY H16 The Instrument of the Immortals Right here in St. Louis is the finest display of Grand Pianos in the United States, headed by the world-famed Steinway. STEINWAY WEBER STECK VOSE PREMIER THE AEOLIAN COMPANY OF MISSOURI XY. T. Ulirislm-r, Pres. 1 004 Olive Street Exclusixr- 1'e1,resr-ntative fm' the Steinvrny Detroit! Michigan- Piano Rand itor the Duo-Art I ge 208 eproc uc-ing' Piano. THE X CHAMBER OF COMMERCE N ST. Welcomes the li i l STUDENTS OF LINDENVVOOD COLLEGE i LAUNDRY to this city ' 4 I and we trust to make your asso- l ciations such that when you leave school your pleasant mem- ories will not be confined to the 'l dear old campus itself. l i l St. Charles l 400-402 South Main CHuunber of Connnerce H ST'CHARLES'MHEOURI :ill lywflllw of S4'l'l'fC't' W. H. MARKHAM 81 C0. 0 INSURANCE FIRE IJFE CASUALTY 1875 -- 1925 Sixteenth Floor, Railway Exchange Building sit Louis, MISSOURI Wi0SSSS0ii 0 iiii H l l l l H l i N l l 4 l l l. fr il ll 1. l , l 1 l l li ia l ll H H li ll l l ll ll l I go -11 I lgix ? ,' if ,yy f 2 af WW ff M '