Missouri Western State University - Griffon Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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ae' A Wfffai R1 PPG N 'N F' SOph0IT101'6 Class TED HEIM MARGARET BRINTON THORNTON VAUGHN Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer President For two years we have graced Cor disgracedj the halls and registers of Junior College, and now we are almost to the Beyond the Alps Lies Italy stage. It gives us one of those feelings. Everybody knows what one of those feelingsn isg everybody has had one at some important time. It is usually caused by the knowledge that some- thing nice is going to happen, accompanied by a lot of sadnessg in other words, one part joy to two parts grief. When it was rumored that the feeling was very prevalent among the Sophomores and much more contagious than the late epidemic of mumps, some one of the brilliant students fintimating that there are more than onej doped out the cause. It is graduation. . Tears come to my eyes when I think of never flunking another Logic test. Heaven knows what will happen to my health when I no longer get my Wednesday morning exercise climbing to convocations. No more basketball games, no more cuts- Oh, well, we shall have to give up our places to those unworthy Freshmen. But we shall haunt them. If, in the following year, a group of spirits are seen wandering mourn- fully around the halls, do not fear, for it will only be the Sophomores coming again to the place where they spent such happy hours. J rj q-,'r'x241 M1 Sky? Pa -e Ten 0 an He ha words, words U Natur Y. M.: I 25-13, 11-9-9-1 25-3-14. translat J. C. She tz utes, ar month. Chesh national Club. Louist ment. Cresst Cheese: NVe dr our hor only cu Edito' Pepper A lov Inter! Guild I Nve 1 figure i Phi 'l Cheese: retary-' sistant. Men 1 go on f J. C. 1

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N VAUGHN sid ent sters of Junior stage. It gives isg everybody edge that some- words, one part very prevalent, mic of mumps, oneJ doped out C test. Heaven tesday morning 2 cuts- hmen. But we ndering mourn- oming again to 5, i Q .5 silt' 'iff Rl P FO-N 'N Y' ADLE, MARSHALL He has a suppressed desire to use long words, inhibited only by a lack of long words to use. Natural Science Club, President: J. C. Y, M.: International Relations Club. ALDERNIAN, ELIZABETH 25-13, 25-9-9-20-25-9-5-2-11, 15-20-21-12+ 11-9-9-11, 12-14-1, 12-25-13-9-19, 9-1, 9-11- 25-3-14. tAsk an Ed. Psych, student to translate.J J. C. Natural Science Club. ANDRIANO, EUGENIA She talked Marco Millions for 10 min- utes, and Cheshire Cheese talked it for a month. Cheshire Cheese: J. C. Janes, Inter- national Relations Club: Natural Science Clu m. BEARD, LOUISE Louise has the truly artistic tempera- ment. Cresset Club, President, Cheshire Cheese: J. C. Janes: Teacher's Guild. BECK, RUSSELL N. VVe daren't say anything flippant about our honorable Editor-in-Chief: he would- only cut it out. Editor-in-Chief '28 Griffon: J. C. Y. M.g Pepper Club: German Club, President. I-ZLACET, CATHERINE ' A lover of flowers. International Relations Clubg Teachers Guild: Le Cercle Francais. X. F. ULAKELY, .roHN I We calculate as how John ought to X figure in the world. Q Phi Theta Kappa, President, Cheshire Cheese, J. C. Y. M.: German Club, S Y retary-Treasurer: Orchestra: Griffon As sistant. 4 UOVVEN, HELEN Men may come and men may go, but go on forever. ' J, C. Y. W4 Teac-her's Guild. Page Eleven