Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Of .f MERRAN HENRY Henry is a famous name And it ' s well known in Mon- mouth, too ; Merran ' s deserving of her fame, For she has always proved true blue. JOHN ASHENHURST Johnny is a pretty boy, He ' s only sweet sixteen ( ?) Such work as his, such study hard Is seldom ever seen I ANNA TURNBULL At the Junior Play fame, By pulling the ci wasn ' t so tame. RUTH BISHOP Ruth warb Above t heard. She sings in high, she sings MABLE WRIGHT This is our friend Mable Wright, Who busted the door on a fate- ful night. And led us forth to serenade Doc. Who thanked us all by picking the lock. DELL KETTERING Dell is a little farmer lad. But he doesn ' t work for his It looks suspicious, for you can tell. But just the same, we him well.

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1 J c RODGER BOND MARTHA THOMPSON SAMUEL PHELPS Of all the bonds on market for Martha. Martha, quite contrary. Among the Juniors we have How do your note-books go ? There ' s none any better than Lectures. lonK and lectures hard. Rodger so hale; And drawings all in a row. Most of his time he spends in Chem. Lab. But no matter what happens he never crabs. named Sam, Who in the class play said the awful word d ; I ' -rom this we ' ll excuse him. for there ' s nothing he ' ll shirk. Be it loyal to duty, or true to his Work. ESTHER HAMILTON PANSY GRIFFIN flower ' tis tr FLORENCE CHILDS And now we think it very queer. Esther had a little man. Pan... , His hair was white as snow But she ' s a peach of a Junior too That ? ' lorence should be with And everywhere that Esther went She studies hard, she studies long. R. Hume was sure to go. But she never learned a thing that ' s wrong. For tho she ' s in her twentieth year. She ' s nothing but a Child.

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1 n MARJORIE SCOTT Miss Seott is known to M. C. fame. M. Brace is the fair lady ' s name On her left hand she wears a ring, Which lets us know she belonsTs to a King. RAY GRAHAM When he goes out to promenade He looks so very gay, He has to take his nurse along. To keep the girls away. LILLIAN DAVIDSON Some jieoiile neither tuil nor spin. But Lillian keeps busy. I ' o hear the things she does each day. Would make your head quite dizzy. LEILA BROWN Here is a picture of Leila Brown The sassiest girl in all the town. We want to warn Bill, before it ' s too late. And save him Ir.im a terrible fate. HELEN McCOY Helen works with figgers and sines. At Math, she is a shark. When out into the world she goes, She ' s sure to make a mark. MARGARET QUINBY Peggy is a funny girl. And such strange things we hear. For tho she lives so very near. Its only the Soj.hs that see her.