Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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W '1 Y ,'Si5EiKUnUE?,',, 0 Svnphnmurvz Ruth F. Randolph Alfred Frances K. Stillman Alfred G. Otis Rockefeller Port Chester Frank E. Tate Ridgway, Pa. Marion H. Rooney Cuba Ruth K. Titsworth Alfred Harriet Saunders Alfred J 2311 C. Trowbridge Leo T. Schlosser Shinglehouse, Pa. Sound Beach, Conn- Beatrice M. Schroeder Hamburg Elizabeth Tuers Paterson, N. J. paul W- Seagers Edwin W. Turner Horseheads Harrison Valley, Pa, William G. Vey ROCkaW2.y, N. J. Kathryn E. Sherwood Belmont D01'0fl'1Y H- V0igf Hempstead Davis LaM. Shultes Slingerlands William C- WHHSOT LCROY Gilbert B. Shults Ellicottville Lillian V- Wariield Andover Alice Smith Nefcong, N, J, Nellie I. Warren Alfred Andrew W, Spaulding Georgeola. Whipple Yonkers Union Hill, N. J. Herman G. Wilcox Falconer Lester C. Spier New York City Frances L. Wilkinson Cuba Donald E. Stearns Warsaw Raymond B. Witter Alfred Kenneth E. Stettinius Lakemont Hilda A. Zylstra Paterson, N. J. A. Prentice Stillman Alfred +5111 nmxxu i f' l42l

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anughee V l i SDUHUIUHYPH Dorothy P. Gibson Angelica Ruth E. Lewis Alfred Frank L. Goble Waverly Lawrence C. Lobaugh, Ridgeway, Pa. Jesse Goldberg Spring Valley Clayton L. Lovell Elmira John L. Grady Newfane Arlouine O. Lunn Wellsville Richard Hamilton Harold F. McGraw Whitesville North Ha'PefSfie1d Gordon R. McKenney Alfred Carl W' Harm Andover Francis DeS. McNerney Alma S- H3-Ynes Homell Shinglehouse, Pa. Ruth A. Hewitt Friendship O' Irene Miner' Alfred lfihaifleg Iguffefrnef Allen A. Nellis Bradford, Pe. Gmail Hutchinson Edward A. Newell Phelps Long Beach' Cal' Kenneth R. Nichols . Gilbert H. Jeffrey Milton, Wie. , Sh'ng1eh?uSe' PF' Kathryn B. Keller Shinglehouse, Pa. Hamdeu Nugent Friendship Letha M. Kemp Shinglehouse, Pa. Kenneth E. Kenyon Hopkinton, R. I. Patrick D. Perrone Johnsonburg, Pa. Adele A. Peterson Elmira Heights Ruth M. Krug Yonkers Alice Philliber Punxsutawney, Pa. A. Charles Lawton Coudersport, Pa. Helen E. Pound Nanuet Edward K. Lebohner Hollis Donald T. Prentice Yonkers ogsfszzm cmxxu lii12fb3' F411

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