Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

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ISIS Solon Williams “0, for a pipe, a bungalow, and a good companion.” Gladys Shaw In spite of all the learned have said, I still my own opinion keep.” Harold Warren' He has a brilliant future before him, Just what it is we don’t know.” Florence Baker Whose fault is it that life is a bore to you? Surely no other's but your own.” Clare Barker lie kept his counsel and went his way.” Iva Edwards To me men are for what they are; They wear no masks with me.” Lillian Sterritt “A smooth and steadfast mind, Gentle thoughts and calm de- sires.” Alta Lillie Of manners gentle, of affec- tions mild.” Paul Miliione Every hair casts its shadow.” Arthur Grant He always does things (IT)right way.” Josephine Kollmyer She has two eyes so soft and brown. Take care! She gives a side- long glance, Looks down. Beware! Beware!” Marie IIelslby Her motto: Eschew the idle life. Flee, flee from doing naught, For never was there idle brain But bred an idle thought.” j entfl? twenty-three

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Howard Wright Let every man be master of bis time till seven at night.” Dorothea Porterfield “Woman's at best a contradic- tion still.” Ruth Buxton “As was Minerva of old, so is the, the embodiment of wisdom.” Merxa Smidt “I have a friend who shares my joys and sorrows.” Elsie Boss ‘‘‘The Road to Happiness’ leads by her door. Orion Bincamon “A volcanic eruption of words.” Ada Tilley “The wild-woods thrill to her merry voice.” Lawrence Dixon “Nature hath framed strange fellows in her time.” Mildred Kennedy “Direct me in some goodly walk that leads away from book- ish strife.” Howard Smith “We always have had a suspi- cion about all that highbrow stuff but we never knew enough to call it bluff.” Florence Sweet “The sunshine is red, IT hen it shines on her head.” Edna Miller “IThat she undertook she did, and that is more than a great many of us do, not to say any- thing of her doing it as well as it could be done. 3 Ztnittf EE twenty-two

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 1913 5 Geneva Westerlaxd “The woman who deliberates is lost.” Arthur Griffith “ Tis sweet to think— That when we are far from the Hf s we love, ll'e’ve but to make love to the lips we are near.” Helen James The consciousness of beintj loved softens the keenest pang” Fenner Cunningham “ len are not measured by inches.” Aural Anderson “She fits the 'arrow’ to its place, She bends the bow with ikill and grace.” John Armstrong “When you know you’re not forgotten by the girl you can’t forget.” Elizabeth King “Much wit in her contained, Bui it must be sought.” Harold Jackson “He is unknown by what he says.” Grace Bates “Loaded with conscientious thoroughness.” Raymond Sayre “In one thing men of all ages are alike. They believe obstin- ately in themselves.” Junia Honnold “With a smile that was child- like and bland.” Justin Miller “A hard worker who gets re- sults.” twenty■ lour