Elmira College - Iris Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1921 volume:

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ILL,-,T -3-----e-ff.'-A --L ff ff-'-lglmniarf Av- Page Ten 8, Y,A4M.,,.,Y I.-. .. .. .-.V-V. - 2 -V -:-- ---Ame -f---- wnig- ' Board of Trustees TERM EXPIRING IN 1921 Elmer Dean .... ..... . ....................... . .. Elmira, N. Y F. M, Howell ............ ..... E lmira, N. Y. Arthur Clinton ............. .... E lmira, N. Y. Benjamin M. Wellington .... .... C Orning, N. Y G. B. F, Hallock, D.D .... .... R ochester, N. Y TERM EXPIRING IN 1922 Hermon A. Carmer ...................................... Seneca Falls, N. Y. J. Wilford Jacks, D.D., LL.D.... ...... Geneva, N. Y Mrs. J. Sloat Fasset ............ ...... E lmira, N. Y. Mrs. Henry Halsey Sayles .... ...Washington, D. C Francis E. Baldwin ......... ...... E lmira, N. Y L TERM EXPIRING IN 1923 Hubert C. Mandeville ..... ........................... .... E lmira, N. Y William L. Curtis .... . .... Bradford, Penn Mrs. Leon Lewald ........ ...New York, N. Y Harry C. Baldwin...' ..... .... ..... W a Verly, N. Y Mrs. Timothy H. Fowler ..... ..... H olyoke, Mass President 'Frederick Lent .... ..... E lmira, N, Y J. Russell Clarke .......... ..... E lmira, N. Y Carolyn Hall ...... .... E lmira, N, Y Fanny Rice .... .... E lmira, N. Y I OFFICERS OF THE BOARD Hubert C. Mandeville ............................ I ........ .................. P resident Arthur Clinton ............ .... S ecretary and Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - ' HubertC. Mandeville Harry C. Baldwin Frederick Lent Arthur Clinton Elmer'Dean Mrs. J. Sloat Fassett F. M. Howell Francis E. Baldwin S P ? ! 9 E a B. 3 w E Z 's 3 E E: k if M ii! f C h 3 u If 21 P? E IE ig in ii T1 iz 11 I V 14 :! 4 'K lv .1 Page Elefverz if Dean FACULTY Frederick Lent PhD QYalej Cornelia Porter DW1ght M A Professor Emer1tus Mary Selina Broughton BM MA Elm1ra Professor of Spanish George Morgan McKn1ght BM QE1m1ra Professor of VOICG Chorus Singing and Organ Franc1s A Richmond BS QCornell Professor of Phys1cs and Chemistry Hollister Adelbert Hamilton Ph D Johns I-Iopkrns Professor of Classical Philology M Anstlce Harris PhD L1ttD Yale and Professor of English Language Rhetoric and Lrterature Mary Elizabeth I-lighet PhD QCornell Professor of German Language and Llterature Elizabeth Leigh Whittaker B A Cornell Professor of Biology Physiology and Bacterlology Elmer W. K. Mould, Ph.D., B.D. CUnionj Professor of History and B1bl1cal Literature Antoinette Green, M.A., Ph.D. QCornellj Associate Professor of English Literature and Language E. Margaret Grlmes, M.A. QMcGillQ Professor of Romance Languages Mary G. Brown, B.A., B.L.S. QN. Y. L. SQ Professor of Italian and Librarian John R. Tuttle, Ph.D. QLeland Stanfordj Professor of Philosophy and Education Anna L. Leggett, B.S. QColumbiaj Professor of Home Economics Geraldine Morrow QLeland Powers Schoolj Professor of Elocution Marguerite E. VanDuyn, B.A., B.S. QBarnardj Professor of Physical Education Grover C. T. Graham, M.A. QBrownj Professor of Law and Economics Martha L. Tilton. AQN. Y. Art Students Leaguej Professor of Art President and Lecturer on.Bib1ical ,History, Archaeology and Literature ' , . .,. . ., Q ' Q g L ' ' , , . . Q ' 5 . ' A , . ., ' . . Q I Q I . . 1 , -n l D . I. . I , . I C .D L Page Tmvel-ve Q 7 """r"ri-" -- ---- ----Y-----Y-V-.---W.-1-. . .. vi.: -+f:fk.g,i-- .V vmigniqgfgiif -M4121 -A--,-M1..le.:l,1..L -1 Z 1 1 P I , Y I li i I i i . i i I ,4 4 . l Nancy Elnora Scott, Ph.D. QPennsylvaniaj ii - Professor of Sociology if in - Ella 1. Harris, Ph.D. qYa1e5 c Associate Professor of English 'l Blanche Holman, M.A. fE1miraj 5 Assistant'Professor of English t Amelia E. Clark, M.A. qcoiumbiay . Assistant Professor of French ' i A Julia Moesel Haber, M.A. QCornellj E ' Assistant Professor of Biology, Botany, and Zoology Florence L. Lowe, B.S. QElmiraj Instructor in Law and Business Methods Laura Lattin, M.A. fColumbiaj V Assistant Professor' in Home Economics ? A Frances A. Atwater, B.A. CVassarj Professor in Mathematics and Astronomy l Jeanette T. Leavitt. QDrexelj Y Instructor in Home Economics V Laura E. Woodward, B.A. fElmiraQ ' Assistant in Physical Education l Oflicers for Building and Equipment A Francis A. Richmond, B.S. ............................ Curator of Museum Marcia Derby ............. . ....... .... ..................... B u rsar A! Annie L. Van Duzer ........... .... .......... D o mestic Superintendent Elsie Taylor .............. .... . . . ...... .............. C ollege Nurse i Margaret Louise Best ....... ........ . .. ............. ' ......... Dietitian F Albert Carlson ............ .... .... ......... S u p erintendent of Grounds t 4 Officers of Administration Frederick Lent, Ph.D. .......... .. . ............ ............ P resident i, Hollister A. Hamilton, Ph.D. .... .... . . . .. . ........ Vice-President i A M. Anstice Harris, Ph.D. ...... . .. . .. .. ...... ......... . .Dean ,H Ruth Hopkins Diebolt, B.S. ........ . .... .. .................. Registrar A Alice L. Fraser, B.S. ........ . .. . .. . ....... Secretary to President i , i l ' -P ..'. gf n r- .L --4 A Q W gf H i A ' ,, ' Page Thirteen ' U 'i 1. 'I lr v v .ix l w 'fAH 7' lr 7 M A-,A Ad WM-MW., .,,,,+,,- .,.,,:..f W- , - -L ,f...f.,..:-A -- -- f,...f, ..-W,,-,,.,.L.,- -1-if f-+------1-f - ' H H - 2---'inf K, V H-C -Lf...-2.,m5-,,y-q5.m...i.f.i22finisur f--Q-:L-L--+fg g,:,g 'Tf-sT-4fi-f'----"-H-Ir.ranolf2hwiiii"'3 ' ' ' ' " ' "' ' " ' I . :DF . 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Other peo- ready to do anything you suggested, from ple love music when she sings or plays climbing all over the Octagon' to descend- ' 'the piano. Her charm and natural dig- ing into the depths of the Catacombs? nity, with her talent, make a delightful We like to watch her eyes. They open combination. up very wide when she's surprised, and Speaking of dignity-who but one thus she says, "Oni" in an equally surprised blessed could have piloted us through way. And when things go wrong, she our wild sophomore days? She made a says, "Zut!" We love to hear her talk- wonderful president. Yea-Adee! and we love to see her chase the ball Slenderness, blondness, temperament, in hockey. She's like a streak of light- and kindness make up this girl. We're ning-quicker than the quickest. lucky that she's a Junior. There are some folks who just natur- ally are a synonym for a word. Jeanne's one of them, and we'll say that the word she's a synonym for is "peppy." And l with a loud and mighty voice, we de- , clare that we're more than glad that N Jeanne left France for America-and Elmira College-and the class of 1921- for a year or so! I Q 4: :J ' 'Q l E :Il Page Tluenly one HELEN AINSWORTI-I Ut1ca N X A broad beam upon Helens face a truly msplred and uphfted and supreme ly happy look The cause for 1t'P Oh shes just come up from Phys lab and an orgy of dehght ln the form of d1S sectmg the 11mbs of fnends fel1s N wonder she would llke o be a doctor' But theres a less sclentxiic and bus1 ness l1ke s1de to Helen She 1S addlcted to frequent uke playmg and to long and dellghted consum ngs of tea and crackers Also Helen llkes to talk Per haps slow 111 other forms of act1v1ty her rate of conversatlon knows no speed l1m1t You can count on Helen always She IS a very loyal frlend and well although 1t does sound foollsh worded thusly shes a lzftle bzt of sunshzne LAURA P ASPINWALL Buffalo, N Y Am I down hearted? No' That seems to be Lauras motto Shes al ways good natured and 1f she does feel a tr1flle blue she goes to the mov1es and 1f she doesnt feel a trltlle blue she goes to the mov1es Just the same' Shes one of the R V A F whlch be 1ng 1nterpreted means Regular V1s1tors At Flat And money just goes' You know me as she would say' Laura would do anythmg on earth for any body and 1f she 1snt glvmg a party for her own partlcular orphans shes collectmg money for Chrlstmas presents for some k1dd1es who appreclate t m1ght11y We hear Lauras especlally keen about Cornell but then It'1aca IS a mlghty n1ce place' AY.-, as-firka-Assn-,fsaef-eww s:1,m-A-,!,-wfeffwf-lam-JAf ffm-FW-f---ff?-:ggg ' l f f f' ' ' " ,A V A , l l A , , . f - r , 4 A I ' . ' v H - 7' 9 u I Y , , , . . ' - 1 ' . y - , -. 1 A I I I ' I ' - 1 - - ' as - .u 0 . . 1 ' 1 , . . . .- , - , , , , . . . . ' x . . . . ' H 7' n ' '7 , . ' ,U ' - A 1 . . , . . 0 u - a I p I 1 , I I 1 I l . . . . 1 . . . . . n n 7 ' y 4 1 9 T ' A. u ! 1 - - n ' , U . , Page Tfwenty-tfwo ' ww, EMILY BEEBE Utica, N. Y. Emmy is one of these people who feel very happy late at night but very sour early in the morning No matter how late we are up there is Emmy wander ing out in the corridor It seems the only time that she sleeps IS on Saturday and Sunday Although sie 1S perhaps the youngest 1n our class, Emmy IS a VVih1zz She loves Latin and German, which shows you what a good brain she has A other thing about her remarkable mind 1S that she can remember the words to almost every popular song one can men tion and tiat takes brain Emmy may sometimes look very lugub rious as to countenance but she 1snt Dont tell her when she looks peeved or then she will be' WANDA JANE BEARDSLEE Elmira, N. Y. Wanda is studious looking and looks aren't in this case deceiving Chemistry is her work chemistry her recreation almost chemistriiied are her dreams and nightmares If you walk down the street with Wanda, she looks at the buildings wou pass in terms of their suitability for the housing of the chemistry laboratory she and Edna Seeley are planning to sometime establish But enough of chemistry even for Wanda She 1S fond of talking and has a propensity for punctuating her con versation with a dramatic My stars' . , . n 1 ' 1 1 ' . . . - . . , , . . . . 7 . . . . . - 1 7 . 1 ' ' H ' 71 ' . , , . . . n' l I ' ' ' ' - ' as u - , , . 7 . 1 4 - . . . , 3 . SO. . , . W ..-.............. -... . Q A ' an y A Y v:: l l V . Q y Q I 9 C: , ,V ' l , V M, -J .. ' L, 4 - V A A ............i... --A , I l :Q J. N., V, , . , 1. I . ' 21.15 .., ' 3 r ,A Y " ' ' -V H V A Y V . KH W 4 N H --,1 151lg,1,i-1,:.:v -Hi ie.lea H"-P! Page Tcwenty three - ' :f-saaE: " -I TT----ff-f DOROTHY SEBERNE BENSON PattersonN J In some ways Dot astounds us She almost never studles, but glldes through classes easlly and calmly and comes out w1th good marks Dot IS a very happy person She l1kes the world as lt 1S and what lt 1snt doesnt trouble her She plays very well and s1ngs m the Glee Club, and plays the role of nurse and counsellor to perfectlon Often and anon she ICCCIVCS candy and flowers from a known source w1th the uunost composure Dot 1S mchned to be a b1t argumentative, and upon occaslon she waxes ph1losoph1c A good sport 1S she and a good fr1end and pal RUBY BOWER Corn1ng N Y Neatness and calmness, these are our Hrst 1mpress1ons of Ruby Her ha1r 1S always smooth her blouse 1S always dalnty, and her countenance unruffled What a glft th1s repose of body and manner IS' Ruby 1S one of these eiliclent people who do not st1r up much dust but do accompllsh thmgs As to appearance she IS small P1nk cheeks and hght halr are a n1ce com b1nat1on, too E R f tcdl . A I Xa l 4 l Page Tfuenty-four .f ri-lg-3-Lf we .61 I ,w 5 1' 453 J ,l E . l' ., lil 1 N . . 1, I Y I , V , DOROTHY ARDIS BRIGGS, Buffalo, N. Y. DOROTHY BUCKLEY Elmira, N. Y. 4 "Briggs," with rosy cheeks somehow Good humor and a nice chuckle dis- symbolic of her bubbly, spontaneous self. tinguish this Junior. She is always smil- Yet "Gig" Canother nick name, isn't al- ing and happy, as all plump people al- : ways laughing, and to speak plainly but ways are. She takes life easily so life painfully, giggling. You have seen her treats her easy. 5 . sometimes, haven't you, when in the midst Dorothy is one of that desirable class of conversation and discussion she went who are always on time with things. We, miles and miles away and stayed in who have been in her classes, know that distant place for a considerable what good stuff she is made of when length. of time, all the while a deep the brain question is considered. She frown darkening her fair brow? Sorta' does not advertise her goods, but she's absent-minded? Yes. all right. "Gig" is musical and can acceptably manipulate the stops and pedals of the college organ. High ambitions are hers and rather dreamy dreams. But to see her come laughing down the hall in bas- ket-ball apparel, you would never sus- , pect, as I have before intimated, that ' this maiden ever entertained a serious ' thought. I , g I H r F -I ,..'.4'j, ' 3 a ft ' f ' 2' 7 1 ' f X L f, f . X I K, , . l I . 1 4, I 1. il , N , ., . . . I Page Tfwenty fve -----5 ---- -sguoaxii ml. W Y Lf,.'..Vl-H-QEEYWYY Y Y ' S-Alf rt" r' ' "" ul ' W' ' ' iigmgg'--g-'If ' ' "lair" -- ULT. :zu , : :s ..-.-1 Yr MM, A, II T LORION CAMPBELL Elmira, N. Y. She is "peppy" and vivacious and good looking, and consequently people call her "cute." And she detests it! She has starred in athletics and in dramatics and in college settlement work. Every- one likes Lorion, men and orphans in particular. Lorion is versatile Qamong other things, she can imitate Charlie Chaplinj and she is practical despite all her vivacity and love of fun. After she has com- pleted the numerous and complicated courses of the Domestic Science Depart- ment here at college she is going to be a dietitian in a large hospital. Thus says Lorion. MARY ELEANOR CHAPMAN New York City There is nothing moody or tempera- mental about Mary. She is just plain jolly and good-natured, and always ready for a lark. And she tinds much to en- joy in life-music lessons, spreads, shows at the Lyceum, and dinners at the Bon Ton. Mary can tell remarkable ghost stories and repeat jokes and humorous little ditties into the wee hours of the night. Have you ever heard "I wish I was a little ish," and the ethical story of Jonah and the Whale? They are Mary's classics and she considers at least one telling of them necessary to the completion of your education. And incidentally Mary appreciates your hearty laughter at the conclusion of her program. --M ff: -A .gg -,J l ct ww L X- ' x :ln ,L ws-cy j '21 5 "QA . -----I X , I , - -. l,...........-l Page Tfuenty-.fix . L Lvl, , W 'l O l V- f' JEAN MARSHALL CLARKE Sewickly, Penn. If you were to think of a girl in El- mira College who has very black hair and very brown eyes-and the slightest suspicion of freckles across her nose- and a bright red coat and a brown tam- who would you think of? Jean, of course. When Jean goes off horseback- riding in that red coat and tam-we all wish we knew how to horseback ride- but then we haven't a red coat-s whats the use? And when we see Jean artistically seated before an easel w wish we could paint too but then we realize that we really couldnt paint at all Jean IS our class artist and she was also our first class president Remem ber the day we elected her? She writes a little dances quite a little and keeps her light on late at night She also rooms with Jul which 1S quite an oc cupation' JULIA EVELYN ELLIOTT CLARK Newark, N. J- Jul is as interesting as her name is long. Brains are her specialty. She is our one bright light who is graduating in three years. Her recitations have al- ways been very refreshing because she has such different ideas and expresses herself through such a varied vocabulary. House parties at Cornell and Hamilton claim a good deal of her time. Noth- ing is so amusing either as to hear her report of these afterward There are two funny things about Jul though that wed like to know Why does she wear gloves so much in the house and how does she dare come so often late to Arg? , 0 1 1 7 A I I I , C , . 1 1 1 ' ' , . y . 1 - ll 1 D I 1 X fx l 9 I A Y . ' 5 -1 V 3 v W A 3 , N Y A , f gg ,- al: f:i,?-L-Q1--v i. -11. an, ni l... H LT: , 3-ar, - Q: Page Tfwenty .refven :Z GLADYS COLE Elmlra, N Y Her Wlde sm1le d1st1ngu1shes her from the ordmary run of mortals It 1S w1n mng and frequent Who 1S the iirst person we thmk of for commlttee chalrman whose dut1es w1ll be dlfiicult to perform? Who fur nlshes the hustle and pep freely and efHc1ently'P Who else could have man aged the Laurel Cha1n or who can man age the Jumor Prom better? Everyone 1n college feels the vnn and wlllmgness of her nature As1de from th1s eHic1ency m publ1c l1fe she 1S a peach to all who know her mtnnately All .Tumors now Rah Cole' HELEN M COLEMAN Elm1ra N Y Helen has auburn halr We Sald that first because Helen l1ke most red par don us auburn ha1red people doesnt l1ke to have lt mentloned and we agree w1th all the black brown and yellow halred people 1n the world that wed be mlghty thankful for auburn hair' And Helen Hares up once 111 a wlule but her temper soon d1sappears Thats too personal we can hear her say be cause up 1n the Tower room they say that thats her favonte expresslon Helen expects to graduate 1n January 1921 so she stud1es qu1te a l1tt1e and wouldnt any more thmk of gomg to a class wlthout a lesson than she would th1nk of fiymg She almost has seven fits when she thmks shes g01I1g to b called on ln Arg but Well end wxth the propos1t1on w1th wlnch we started m.od1fied to a sllght degree Helen has wonderful auburn ha1r' L...-.. .XJR Page T .cenly ezglzt I I , . 1 ,511 ll ..-.-.-....- '. C: - --lM........-...-..-.- - MARY COLLINS Albion, N. Y. Mary, Mary, quite contrary-No, not at all, anything but contrary, that's Mary. She is a most lovable girl. Cowles Hall has been lucky this year to have her within its walls fespecially when she gets apples from her unclel. Her long suit is student government. The senate has claimed her since she was a Freshman and will next year, without a doubt. She is a fine leader of law and order. We all love Mary's smile when her eyes crmkle up and her mouth widens ou She 1S nice to look at nice to talk to and she has a skin you love to touch Just ask her about it' RUTH COON Montour Falls, N. Y. Originally, Ruth entered college in the present Senior class, but when the war was at its worst stage, she left college and served a whole year as a nurse in one of the camps. When she came back she entered in our class. We are proud to have her with us because she is a real girl, She has shown of what good stuff she is made. Here's a welcome, Ruth, from the class of 1921. , A tl . . , . ll ' ' 7 ,- . sv ' - as iq I S E Z ' C . . ,.., .1-,, ' -.A Q, g f --... m.:71 ' '....-. ,. - . W , - . - ' J-Q., . Page Twenty mne I, -- -1.11 U:,,a:.:1:.a:e:a1..1?5::- 1,-::.n , - :a..J.,.e.Y,.-44--1411..1'A:.:.'Q -f fi- ' ' E ,,A,L,., ,,,.y,-1-?i-,islF.-.,f.fi1.:.,ea -- .-..'L-an-....,..fx..1...-.. f,...,,f...f.g--1-Y i3LLe1,j!j.-7 sr.-.Q -- .-11 f f 1 .li...,.i 5 icai l by p E x rib Ii. . 3 ' C FLORENCE DECKER Elmira, N. Y. Not a great many know Florence be- cause she has not been a wild and woolly child, but has pursued her thoughtful course rather quietly, She does good work in an inconspicuous way. Florence's study-mates tell us that she takes things easy and makes no great bones of hard work. Promptness and correctness are characteristic of her ef- forts. She is a good student and a jolly friend. J JANE CONNING DONNAN Schenectady, N. Y. "Here cheese dream, let me osculate you on your joue, la bouche, le front." Thus Jane greets her friends. The af- fectionate, honey-tongued sort? Not at all. Jane is efficient and practical and unprejudiced and independent in her ideas. She loves to argue, especially when the subject under discussion is some weighty problem of the universe, but her happiest moments are when she is caroling in her deep strong voice fChristmas hymns her specialtyl. Many things about life puzzle Jane but few annoy her. In fact there's many a thing that troubles the average mortal that doesnit bother Jane a whit, par exemple the burden of senatorial du- ties and the checking of one's trunk- entirely ignoring the necessity of the latter. Janels sense of humor is very alive. Per- haps it is well, for there must always be some days withouit mail. -11. Xu , , H A 5 Page Tlzzrty ALIDA GENNIFREDE DUNHAM Batavia, N. Y. Darb-Dreamy-Droll-Dramatic! CPar- don the alliterationslj If you ever see anybody putting a note book in the mail box-or trying to walk placidly through a closed door-or lustily singing hymn 59 from Responsive Readings 59-that's Darb! Or if you're talking to a person who says, "Isn't that great?" when she should have said, "Isn't that too bad?"- or who says "Pardon me" when she bumps into a post-fhafs Darb! And when she comes out of her dreaminess, if you want to hear a story well told-ask Darb about it. Or if you want to laugh ask Darb to give her reasons why mice should be prohibited from college-or why sweet sleep should extend at least three hours longer. She's one of the Dunhams! LUCILE HALL DUNHAM Batavia, N. Y. "Say, bo, can't a fella-" --And in comes Jim, head up, eyes flashing-and we hear-well, somebody once said that Jim always reminded her of a mischiev- ous, rather wicked boy. Enough of that part of it. Jim can coach basket-ball until every raw-boned, awkward girl on the squad has really done a bit of good playing-Jim can chemilate fthis is 2. new word!D design, sing, cook, write many letters, mother every girl on the corridor. She is a mixture! Some folks might call her an all-round girl-but we'l1 say she's absolutely square-and we like it! She's the other Dunham! ,. .- .V...,Jllnnms Y . ,--.asv Z,-,a..,-..f,- ,vw-ga., , ., ,..,,a.,... ,,,3um..,.-r4,,.-urL. ,, , ,.......,, ,-, ? Page Thzrty one g 2 1 il FANNY F EITEL Elmlra N Fannys the girl who can fall all over the hockey field and come up smiling Fannys the girl too who comes from way over the river every morning rain or shine and still she smlles Slies never too busy but that she can help some poor soul and shes always Johnny on the spot when it comes to standing by her class She goes out for athletics and is one mighty good sport. Fannys only been in our class two years but we re mighty glad shes in it now! CLARA FARR Elmira N Y Clara sprmts forth gaily 1n fifty yard das tes and hurdles and plays basket ball and hockey well She 1S truly slim and athlet1c and has a marked fondness for taking p1ctures and for crocheting and readmg Nothing can estrange her affect1ons from the Saturday Evenmg Post although ncw and then she varies her literary menu and lugs great bound volumes from the periodical room. Al- though Clara isnt a strictly literary per- son s'1e is a chronic diary writer-the systematic and conscientious yet fluent sort. Often and vehemently Clara declares that she will not teach. She takes the Home Ec. Course and perchance in the ccurse of a few years she will be eflicient dietitian in a large hospital. Page Thirty-tfwo il ZZ! MARGARET FRANCES FLYNN Elmira, N. Y. "Flynnie" has a typical Irish sense of humor. She can see something funny in any sort of thing. Not even the slight- est-or the very darkest cloud in col- legiate circles bothers her! She's almost always smiling or giggling over some good joke-and even in chapel-some- times-her shoulders are seen to shake! She adores dancing-and one of her worries is, "Wouldn't it be awful to go with a man who doesn't dance?" Yes, it certainly would be! She is a devoted movie fan-and is also crazy CPD about chemistry! She takes the Home Ec. course and keeps the entire sewing circle in hysterics when she talks down there at Lab. She is little and quick and in- dependent. And to top it all, she has that reddish hair which makes her all the more interesting! KATHARINE FRENCH Hamilton, N. Y. "K-K-Katie, b-beautiful Katie." Some- how that name fits her, for she is short and wears dark tortoise-rimmed "specs" and has a way of looking at you de- murely yet with a glint of 'humor in her eyes. Katie is reliable and conscientious and is always ready to help "a friend in need." She does things on time and remembers her promises. Katie plays a mandolin in the orchestra and she can discourse at length upon the many books which she has read. One of the best things about Katie is her sense of hu- mor. But I must here name a fault or two, Katie does lack courage in some directions. She hates to dissect cats, and when away from the thoroughfare she has a most remarkable fear of stray dogs and of boys. . af X55 :J ' E -1.-......,...... -- . 4-...1 ...l..-.-1 - . ---fm - -J,ga?4- --,....1- Y-150111. ll - but-l - up!.. .-..Y.-...ux..,.- q-v Y-...- -. . E-.Q --.-L:--f::v:---.fw,-..4v.-g.,f,--- ,-as-. .- -. 7. ,r - - fri-y,...-f --- -- Page Tlzzrty three 1 1 I3 :Il HULDAH WOCDRUFF FRISBIE Wysox Penn Frizz the Emot1onal 1S the name of this member of our Table Round Her motto 1S L1fe 1S a subscription blank No we dont see the point elther but Frizz can explaln it in a volume of words that will render you prostrate Frizz has very decided views on all subyects un der the sun-except when it comes to arguing about the cabinet-parliamentary form of government-or something equally deep. When Frizz was very young-say, fresh- man year she loved oft and deeply but now that she has grown up she has put away childish things-and vents her emotions in frequent ravations about life and her favorite theme I wish some- thing interestiizg would happen! And with these few words we dismiss Fr1zz, the most unusual and amusing fair flower ln the class of 1921' MARIE FRENCH Elmira N Y May partles and dances and leisure adorn her future' For she detests study and monotony and long continued work and delights 1n adventures and partles and good looking apparel And undenl ably Mane appreclates men, although with a certain flckleness of approbatlon. Psychology amuses her immensely and she prides herself on a really good - derstanding of the human race She loathes affectat1on and other human o- lies but if she likes a person she wi do anything for her. Page Tlzzrty-four V 4 -1-...1 fl C: a :a A V ..gg g. 1 A y . ft B r jr: II .0 c --11--1 --.lT.l. - y , 455, EDITH FROST Holly, N. Y. Edith is quite the neatest maiden you ever saw. And beholding her raven black curls you would never guess that she possesses brains. Also she has a practical way of looking at life and an ability to remain unruifled by the course of events. She is called "Jack" and somehow it fits her, and too, it goes logically with her surname. .Men may come and men may go, but Edith's unfailing interest is Hamilton. MARY PAULINE FROST Buffalo, N. Y. Her best friends call her "Poky Polly" -but we'1l say it's just to "get her goat." Polly may come strolling in late to every class-an aggrieved expression on her face-or she may fall downstairs when she sees a roomful of company over in Alumnae and hears some of her fair friends clapping for her speedy entrance -and she may abhor French-but she has lots of the things they call counter- balances. She has the tact of a diplomat -the poise of a leader of people-and the courteousness and keep-your-head of lots of people who- are sadly lacking in those things. Polly can play anything on the piano from Yankee Doodle to the Chinese National hymn-by just hearing it once-and she does College Settlement and Y. W. and makes halos and sleeves for Thespis angels. Her greatest occu- ration is in keeping Beanie out of gnis- chief. - ff' 'i- --wa-nu' 'H' - . -,-- Y... , .-DL-1,-7.1 , . ....-sl., V-..-1. . ,. -,-,anew - -v.- ..v,ailler.,..xu!1if.a. .. ,.... . -, . - :u-nuuzrafes--fs-r --W --L. , .,-.-..ii.1wnmafnu-'-.f'r1vvq,-Wzvf..--+2?:,-:rn-Ar-iirsrirnzrrsi-is-. .Y rx 'iff' A-:. -.,-f -iz. :J Page Thzrty fi e i I3 5: Il i LOUISE GEHRUNG New York City A bang A rattle An entrance A white sweater flying open a purple E on one pocket a 21 on the other plaid Sklft mlddy pile of books and note books under one arm tortoise snell glasses perched yauntily on an ever so slightly tilted nose a broad grin across the lower region of said face-a voluble stream of words-everybody stand up! Louie our noble president! After search- ing busily through one of her few note- books, she finds what she wants to say and raves on merrily-hand on hip- same humorous grin on her face. Louie can talk about anything under the sun. Not even the Deans Lit class fazes her! She's always happy-except in the morning-and who could be happy then? We've been standing up quite a while for Louie. Now-exit our presi-' dent. Long may she live! ' HELENE ELEONORE GEISSER Elmira N Y That intangible maid with an interest mg personality plus the mysterious coif fure But dont you agree with me that 1l,S sometimes provoking to be confronted with 1ntang1b1l1ty7 Beans 15 always cool and undisturbed and often gives you the impresslon of merely lookmg on at life-except when she IS ammatedly running around for ads for the Weekly-. She is clever and sarcastic and brilliant. And Eleonore can dance and sing and speak French-and do them all well. Once upon a time Beans entertained thoughts of being a newspaper woman, but now she has evolved other ideas con- cerning the ideal career for a woman. Whatever 't ' , 'Beans" will surely succeed. 5. , ,,,, 4 5 . f bg, ...L K . C I1 ' ll' L. , -ii.. , we-Q, ,,3 . -l.-............. k M51 Lffwh . V 'A ' 'A .2 . , 55.21"-T. f fy ,Lflwfrw Page Thu ty-.fix 4 VERA MILDRED GLADDING South Otselis, N. Y. We don't like to start a write-up by saying that a girl is "sweet," because so many people use that adjective for peo- ple who decidedly are not sweet-but we just can't help truly applying the adjective to Dingy. And she can mur- der us for it if she wants to! So there! Dingy "sorter drawls" and she says "wait on me," instead of "wait for me" and the other day in Foods Lab she thought suet was a kind of a fruit! Some folks call Dingy, "Vera, the Vamp," but when one has naturally curly hair, what can be expected? Once in a while Vera gets just 'a little worried and goes about with a perplexed look in her eyes-but things usually come out all right in the end. And when anyone in Junior Alumnae has a trouble she goes to Dingy. MILDRED GREENLEAF GRAEBNER Port Jervis, N. Y. 'Tis she who has won the gratitude of many an underclassman for the mathe- matical aid rendered. And 'tis she who in the "rec" room ungrudgingly plays for dancing. Mildred is good looking, and it is rumored that at the time when the Juniors were presenting their physiog- nomies before the camera, Mr. Loomis took an extra picture of her because of the fairness of her features. No one ever found fault with Mi1dred's disposition. She is even-tempered and friendly and gracious, and moreover she makes delicious things to eat and passes them generously down the corridor. Mil- dred has a marked admiration for per- sons belonging to the genus of faculty, an admiration so complete that she her- self is planning to teach. m-L.. ' 1 - .T....... - -il etc 2' vi Q t . Xi! :luv J 1, , WE I ' C -, -Q--1... -----1-.Q-. f , . , . Y..-:Inga na..-,Ega T...,:...vi , -. 1'll,Te.gf. - .. Y Wav.,- Page Tlzzrty .refven --rx ..-.-V. .- --. V. . - . -.-.fm .- V f. .A,.,.S.1-. .. -Fm-.,.q, ef-G..- --.ras-nxzffl-.. -ix 5'-1-1:-'ara-..., .-. :Hi Pei-2.-cf'--2 l 1 -smnnduinduk CZ LIZ II JULIX HAAR Cormng N The Grammarlan Hammy calls her and Jul sure can do Latm and Greek and th1ngs l1ke that But shes up on lots of other thmgs besxde grammar She can tell you all about the gentle art of farmerettmg and you remember she had charge of the horses for Jeanne dArc last June? Juls the sort that can be depended upon-and if she tells you shell do thmg s11el1 do it. She has a fine sense of humor-likes dancing-goes often to the movies-and does most things the jolly junior does. Shes a good sport. HORTENSE HALLOCK Dundee N Y When she gets started Hortense can talk a t1n ear 1nto anyone And when she gets started she can study 1nto the wee sma hours of the mght and oft tlmes she does' And she dances and dashes oif clever 11ttle pub11c op1n1ons for the Weekly or de11vers lectures on Men I have known or Why I belleve every woman should Vote. Long days ago when New York women could not vote Hortense used to make stump speeches with great gusto Her favorite studies just now are his- tory-and Schenectady! Page Tlzzrty-eight 4 ,,S'..Z1 ALICIA HAMILTON Potsdam, N Y. Famous for blushes and allur1ng d1m ples Fan dlscovered them when Llsh was a young Freshman by the way she IS very youthful and now for three years we have beheld them and mar veled and admlred We admlre Al1C1aS d1spos1t1on too It IS opt1m1st1c and almost 1mmune to 1rr1tab1l1ty She has the rare ab1l1ty of seemg humor 1n every thmg 111 11fe except a Joke They actually frlghten her and cause her deep dlstress Al1Cla 1S S61ZCd by spasmod1c yearnmgs for Knowledge par exemple she chooses an arg proposltlon the work on wh1ch she thlnks would prove mstructlve gardless of the utter 1mposs1b1l1ty of ever provlng It Al1c1a IS truly the un daunted sort D1sconcert1ng c1rcum stances trouble her not at all Her one unfa111ng mterest 1S muslc Who knows perhaps she w11l some day be an operatlc star? ELIZABETH HAIVIILTON Potsdam N Y. Good old L1z' Shes there when d pendab1l1ty capab111ty, and stab1l1ty are needed You may always see L12 busy because slees such a good worker and so obllgmg that she IS 1n great demand She IS one of the two em1nent Hanul tons good sol1d c1t1zens 1n the class of 21 The say that L1z 1S the busmess head of the firm We dont know but L1sh always says, Ask LIZ, when we want any mcney for anythmg L12 IS as cheerful as a happy kltten Thats why some call her Tabby . , . f ' ' - ' . ' e- ' 1 1 ' N y ' 1 ' 7' A I . . . . . . . . , 7 . I O I I I 7 ' ' ' 1 n I ' I . ' Y - 1 : 1 I 1 I ' if ' 1, 5 I I I I I I ' I A I . I fl ll ' 1 1 ' If 77 I ' ' , re- - 1 fl, A ,Y :sv l Page Tlzzrty mne 'C ,, .::s H at ,.""l K , ....-.1.-11- ",..2.""l HAZEL HAVERLY New Albany Pa Hazels frxends say that Hazel llkes the men especlally men from the Umver s1ty of Pennsylvama She loves to dance and skate too Ev1dently Hazel IS rather languld for we hear that her favorlte saylng IS I1n kllled domg It whatever 1t may be cM1ght be Chem They say she hates Everyone who knows her says that she 1S a fine frnend and a very thoughtful lr KATHARINE LOUISE HENNING Albany N Y Somebodys uncle said of Hen when he saw her plcture Theres an mter estmg glfl, thats a character face Thats lt she IS a character Face, speech and 1deas are all 1nd1v1dual When as a Freshman Hen took first place 1n the llterary contest we knew that she was a commg woman. Ever smce she has kept commg Here me find her Ed1tor of the S1byl and Weekly ln her .Tumor year and a regular .Tumor oo Now as to personals Hank hates mornmgs and butter She loves dill plckles toast and l1ttle locks of ha1r to pat and play wlth As to who loves Hank ask any Jumor' :if 55 o I 1 , . j , . . y , . . , . 1 . . - . ,, , . - 1 1 . . . . I , ,.- , 1 ' - ' ss 17 I ' , . ' ' , I c I 1 Q 1 1 1 ' . . . H , ' ' ' U 44' vs , ' ' 1 1 ' I ' ll ' 17 ity ' ' , , 1 . 7 f V 1 - I 1 g l. t . , . 1 1 X . 1 1 I . si . - 1 . en Q 1 H C - , GQ ' ' I ' , C :wk ' C 1 1, 01 . I ' .l Page Forty , 'f r: li J- ' II 1 1 U ROSE HOLCOMB Bristol Springs, N. Y. Hokey just joined our squad this year, and you can just wager we're mighty glad she did! Who but Hoke could goal guard in hockey one day-sprain her ankle-and goal guard again the next day? Who but Hoke is always striding up junior corridor and demanding in manly tones of every junior. "What on earth are you going to do for Arg?" Hoke's speciality is making speeches in chapel-whether it's about the last pair of gloves she lost, the Soc. book some- body borrowed for "light reading" or the Consumers' League. And-on the side- they say that "that Rose Holcomb goes to the Flat more than any girl I know!" But then, Hoke, we all like to eat! ELVA REBEKAH HORNBECK Hancock, N. Y. Elvie has about the best sense of humor of any girl we know. She doesn't say much when anything strikes her funny, but her eyes just brim over with amusement. Elvie drawls when she talks -and uses her eyes! She delights in the gentle art of arguing and belonged, freshman year, to a particular, "Sunday Afternoon Argument Club". And once in a while she gets peeved, and sputters, but she .gets over it soon. She hates Spanish, but keeps on taking it with a stiff upper lip. . . . Her favorite college is Colgate-and if she gets less than, well, quite a few letters a week, she says, 'Tm so annoy-ed!" 91: . , , Jw .f.,.,.,J-up-yu. , J.,,,.4-.,f.,...C-Ju-M, Y - n nu. W' -"fines-rn-f-'f-Af"f-1'-fr!"-'f' 'W r---- -Y 'M-.--4--.---f V why- --V-V,-f-,-.N --V W--.. , A ,,, ,- , ,::?,,',:-,:,- ,-- ,- - - A ,M Z Page Forty one Z -- -:A -4- -- '-'rr-'5.1"r - - f-- ,an-W Q .V-5 f1.4.-s,Y..fw..ug,A.p1?re.:f,...K...,- r--4-a-6 -.-:-.-x1'.4:::a, fm: .. ,, ,..-., .,,. ,.d..,,,,, ......,-,9-V--V-Q-Q:.4-A . V, f, - ' ' .- -' ff' Z , ' rr: , t ,Q 'Z M......M...,.1- ,........i....- , nf' f . ' 21 RHEA HORNUNG Corning, N. Y. Besides being nice to look at, Rhea has quite a good mind. Her less for- tunate friends gasp at her proiiciency in Spanish class. She puts a good deal of time on her work and thus reaps the rewards of the conscientious,-that is, high marks. We hear that Rhea likes her mirror, but who would not if she could iind in hers what Rhea sees when she looks in the glass. ' She is a happy, hearty little person and has many friends. MILDRED HOUCK Elmira, N. Y. Mildred is breezy and happy. She can talk more and laugh more in a certain length of time than any other Junior. Our Class simply couldn't get alo11g without Mildred. She is such a good scout about lending her car when it is needed. Most of our Laurel was brought in her car and it was through her help that all the eats for tl1e Junior-Freshman picnic were delivered at the desired post. Such people are a blessing to a commun- ity. Mildred, you're one to the Junior class. U M...-M., g -3 I C - Page Forty tfwo ' 1 BERTHA LOUISE HUEBSCH W Allegany, N. Y. Foremost among Bertha's characteris- tics are originality and humor. In fact her friends are often impressed with the quality and quantity of her wit. She has an optimistic disposition, an aptitude for study, and calmness of appearance which is quite invulnerable. Bertha does- n't have a ditiicult tim.e finding something that she likes to do. Guiding the foot- steps of 'children both figuratively and literally skating reading and studymg each interests her. A very likable per son is Bertha. DOROTHY KOONS, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dot's efforts have added greatly to the success of our athletic career. She goes into everything in that line of activity. In basket ball she is absolutely imper- turbable, even when playing against a fierce opponent. She is always cool and plucky. We're proud of her. Even though she lives in town, she finds time to practice loyally. Athletics are not her only line how ever Dot is very good in Spanish and other things This same pluck and calm ness is good backing for anyone in thi world ' H ' 71 - , a I l , 1 7 l 3 ' I ' . . . .S an! 1 'f J I .f" 'i i V T Page Forty three - f-X,...,,,,,,,,,m,.,.,.,...,,..-.......l..1.l....-nf.-2.,:...-..-.1..-.va-. f X- wg. .-:.,--L .:..,.:..:. ..,.,-p,.-J--:f.:.1,.,.-..n,n.fuvA:xm- " -A Wnas'-in -...-.. ...af A :f-'--gw..u..v.u-a.A.a:..-'.s..-vuum.u5,'-:.,.nm:wu1'..1.-.g-iwlsxmmawauv. MFSHI, IE. -. 9 an c , y, ,Q ,,: H' , 3 . E Z KATHERINE MYERS LAMB Suagerties, N. Y. Lover of math and work and sleep, K. is an energetic young person. Give her some work to do and she does it with gusto and celerity. Never was K. known to be behind time in anything. Provision for the future is a practised theory of hers. K. is domestically in- clined: she demands spotless and per- fect order and is skilled in concocting delicious "eats", When it comes to read- ing matter, she is another member of the Junior Class who cries for the Saturday Evening Post. Good quality upon good quality has K. Hcomfortingnessf and sympathy and loyalty. MARY A. LEWIS Delhi, N. Y. Don't call Mary "little one" and don't tell her how pretty and sweet you think she is, if you don't wish a fearful wrath to descend upon you. Somehow Mary can't seem to appreciate herself. Per- haps it is because she can never see herself on the stage as heroine of our ,college plays. Mary does many things beside acting. She is interested in the Old Ladies' Home and the Orphan Asy- lum, and she attends to the circulating side of the Sibyl and Weekly. Strange, isn't it, that so versatile a maid should loathe accounting? And a parting word- don't wake Mary before eight in the morning. Before that hour she can ap- preciate nothingg no, not even a "setting up" in the corridor. Y X .J XY:-... .... M... . f . -.1 Q.. ' ,...--.-.r,.. -R-1, .. . .. ,mangas--Y-. , , Page Forty-four ...ml ,:n .W AGNES LOUISE LIVINGSTONE Boston, Mass. It's too bad that every write-up has to be started with a name and picture. If it weren't we could just say a few things and let folks guess about whom we were talking. Now, for instance, here's a girl who says, "Ah adoah beans !"-and who goes into rhapsodies whenever we have beans for lunch. This same girl says "Mayry" and "Pauly" -"Veera"-"Dahb,' and "Bah Hahbah". Incidentally, she comes from Boston, and we call her Beany! Beany can manage anything from "Pauly" to the Iris. All except one thing. She absolutely insists that she cannot manage her curly black hair- but we like it unmanageable anyhow. Beany's the sort of girl who can do anything and do it well! GRATIA LOWMAN Elmira, N. Y. Trish! In she comes-eyes looking in a surprised manner through her tortoise shells-eyes looking in a more surprised manner when she finds out that she's forgotten something. Trish does forget -but it doesn't bother her much. In fact, nothing bothers Trish much. She might start off on a trip to the White House and decide when she's almost in Mfashington to go to China-and she wouldn't be much surprised-and neither would we! Trish used to think that her calling was the art of Book-keeping, but she has since changed her mind. Now she devours psychology and philosophy. She spent a whole period in Arg once trying to prove that she had two ideas at once -but concluded she had none at all! x V L...... .. , lcd ,,,, W ffff' -mm- V ...-:,.,.,.io....--..,.-alumna-,,.ln:..,,, ..... f' -1. :fa P.zge Forty fve 361 I - A ...,..,.e,...,....,-he -. ....... ..- K 1-0: , ---- -- - gf:--:L - -1- . . .. . 14- - ..,......e:-. L. 175:-,Sd-V5-1:4452-:." "eg: f-----2122 :-:.v:s:f:-4-:-'fi-5-:fre-'-:" ' ' 1 :3.-nn., ,,. , Q ri I3 MI :J MARGARET LYNCH Corning, N. Y. Maragret travels back and forth from Corning every day in pursuit of knowl- edge. She has great respect for Latin authors and genuine admiration for Hammy's wit. Ask her for his complete repertoire in the line of jokes. When avoiding the sterner things of life Mar- garet goes to the "movies'y. Perhaps not a movie fiend, but certainly she knows a great deal about actors and actresses who have "appeared upon the screen". , MILDRED MABEE Rochester, N. Y. Although not very noisy about it, Mil- dred does a good deal. Not many of us know that she worked all last summer in a dangerous laboratory of the East- man- Kodak Company's plant. Such a job requires brains and a cool head, and Mildred has thenf. We know how Mil- dred could do that hard work, because we've heard of her high marks in Chem. She's a congenial person too. Although she doesn't talk a lot herself, she appre- ciates her friends' conversation. Page Forly-.fix 1 I .4 LUCILE CRUZ MANJARREZ Tampico Tamps, Mexico. Lucile helps in furthering the cosmo- politan character of '21, She came from Mexico for her Junior year, and already we are proud of the English she speaks. She is interested in social service and in- tends to go back to her home as a doctor after she has finished her studies in the East. No one we know is more interest- ing or ambitious than Lucile, ANNA WHEELER MARCH Wellsboro, Pa. A scramble along the hall, a bang on the door, and "Listen, fellers,"-and here is Ann with a brand-new idea. She is always into something, always enthusias- tic and always interesting. It is Anne who plays the practical and clever jokes. Ask her about the red pepper that made Hen sneeze or about the mice in the Dunham cracker bag. It is Anne who dazzles the Frosh with her vim and makes friends with everyone. She's into dramatics, athletics, music, and-well,-she's into everything active and interesting, Versatile and lovable,- that's Anne. L I r l a 5 ,Q-,,,,....-,, ,,,, nff , , ,M , ,,, ,Y,,v, ,K ,s,,, K4 .,.- ,Y We 1, ,mr Y..--,-Ulu? ,.-L T i :li 53 ,Y -.. ,,,.i.,... Page Forty-sefven l DORIS MARSH Perry N Y Dorry belongs to a modern Utopla She and Emmy have a most ldeal domes t1c umon They pool everythmg for the common cause, from statmnary to soap Perfect domestlc bl1ss IS the1rs She IS a nlght hawk hke her room mate and loves to il1t about m the wee sma hours Dorry IS always bemg teased about bemg slow We admlt that she IS rather le1surely about some thlngs especlally gettmg ready for church but she has not been slow m wmnmg her way 1nto our hearts Were sure of that VIRGINIA LOVELL MARSHALL Nunda N Y Well now I dont s s see how you get that 1dea and Gmny promptly starts ln to argue whether lt be Law class senate meetmg-or just plam Arg' But Gmny usually has mlghty good 1deas of her own and shes not a whlt afrald to st1ck up for them whmch 1S more than some people can do' Gmny also has about the best lookmg bobbed halr cut m college IS hmber and l1ght on her feet loves dancmg partles and clothes' In fact she can rave on about clothes untll further orders and speakmg of clothes she can also take first pr1ze at any costume party because of her clever costumes When she was a mere freshman she carned off hon orable ment1on for havmg the most or1g1 nal costume at the Athletlc country dance' :3 a A "' ,.' 'rr .,t . fXi g,,ii,.f Q 5 ' " A -If p Q E I A Y I VV,k K V. 1.-. l ll as A A X Qs: f H p p y p . pix A 4 '1 I U , A 1 1 - ' , . , ' sz V - - . L 1 I 1-7, - 1 . . , , . - n W , a 1 . I , 1 3 1 . . 1 , 1 ' l . I , I , 1 n s , , , ' v ' i 1 i ' Page Forty-eight , 1 9' ,gc 2 , ,,kf X ... x li it ' C - ' ..--1.--- .....M...--.1 . L , ISABELL NEISH Horseheads, N. Y. Possessor of bright locks, a scientific mind, and an unfailing sense of humor. Isabell likes chemistry and biology and even 'fcat labs," and she cherishes a fond ambition to be a laboratory scien- tist. She is an artist at making absurd and humorous remarks, all the while keeping a serious and unconcerned coun- tenance. And as for friendliness and for cheerfully offered services-Isabell has no equal. She'1l even sling your rattling skates over her broad shoulder and carry them all the way to Horseheads to be sharpened. ' MARY NOBLE Bath, N. Y. Aifectionate, 'Mary certainly is, and even-tempered and bright, Even Old English and Arg have few terrors for her. And she likes poetry and literature and professors of the same. Is it rash to say that admiration is necessary to Mary's happiness? Her chief idiosin- crasy, as far as the world can discern, is a fastidiousness as to the way in which her bed is made. The mere ghost of a wrinkle or unevennes there annoys her. One doesn't have to know Mary long before one calls her clever and dreamy and philosophical. ,gc .1 ,511 3 M. M...- x f 2 V ...M e ll 321 .. -V . .. V. V .. K . . - .,..- '1-,'.1-- vrwa-1-:'f1.,.tv '-v':f- www- vrwg-ufffi--fziazszwfv. 4 -ev-.1 ff-w-rs-rf wmv - 2' ee:-.::,...-4-fn-Q-. 4a:Nwe-4+-mQ,,nf,x,wwv?w,mgff: 1--1----f -L..- A --I-Q.-.r-F.- ...J-gf..--... ,V-.-.-.,,.... .- ... ,., A--ew-vp ' Page Forty nzne 1 I gl .5 4 Page Fifty 2:1 CAROLINE PUTMAN PARKER Chicago Ill. Someone whistling merrily down the corridor, almost deceiving you into th1nk- mg that a bird 1S imprisoned 1n Cowles? Thats Caroline Someone munch111g crackers leisurely and inviting every hungry mortal she sees to partake f the aforementioned refreshment? Thats Carol1ne too She comes from the West and 1S full of fun and hospitality And she does have a weakness for chocolate and animal crackers and dinners down town If you chance to be in the dining room any day of the week at ten min- utes past eight you will see Carlline come walking leisurely m She never hurr1es Perhaps you th1nk she doesnt know how to work Not so' EDNA PETERS Worchester, N Y. How Pete scorns the uninteresting! If your conversation isn't original or your manners startling, she won't evi11ce the slightest interest i you. But declaim dramatically on the hypocrisy of women or read Kipling while taking a shower, and she has an ardent desire to know you. Fascinatingly sophisicated men alone have Pete's utmost approval. She possesses a strenuous imagination -the kind that flies and leaps. Tales of horror and mystery so impress her that even Trishs attempts at relieving her terror are of no avail By way of explanation-Trish is Her Majestys handmaiden, coniidante, and kindred spirit. Pete has a propensity for read- ing deep literature and for discussing sociological questions. Q 4 - ' 151: 1 0 ' if SARAH PHILLIPS Corning, N. Y. CORNELIA CALKINS PRATT ' Elmira, N. Y. Obliging people are so desirable that This is supposed to they are always appreciated. When in- represent cross stiching. Kinks once , V quiries among Sarah's friends were cir- started to cross-stitch a blouse! It will culated, the main opinion was, "Oh, be a good-looking blouse-when it's fin- she'll do anything for you. Sheis the ished. best-natured kidy' That's a good recom- But Kinks really and truly designs mend, A clothes and makes them in about half Sarah does not take life too hard, the time it takes a lamb to jerk his but lives a placid, happy existence. She tail twice-and she not only makes her X'-rx , is quite plain-spoken. She says what she own clothes--but those of her friends! X . X thinks. This open- heartedness endears Kinks has curly eye-lashes and a broad l her to many. grin-and her favorite name is Susanna. She plays hockey-runs the Pratt car which takes all Junior Corridor invalids and ' vacationists to and from college to the . station-Afalls asleep every night prompt- ly at 9:30-and incidentally presides over . Epsilon Gamma and the Thespis ward- ' A robe. They call Kinks "one good scout". We agree! Q 'A CD l . C ' ' - --- .f-uv-0.11-Q-.1,v..f:-1-ff-.1.a,-.zzifa .ag . nz- 35-is-1' . . ,.,,. , V . . . . V' , r- ,... .......Y. , Page Fzfty one ,L - - Y , . ff .. 4 -. .,.. - . 'uwH""r'.:ii:si-""i'l" W" ::"""'i' 'Y' KATHRYN REED Corry, Pa. Good looking? Yes very-and inter- ested in dramatics. Kay likes to dance and study and play her mandolin- but almost better than any of these she likes to sleep Yet despite th1s last char acteristic arguments concerning weighty sociological problems are a frequent mid night diversion of Kays Cast aside all hope of influencing her op1n1ons when she declares No I dont agree with you absolutely' Kay has done some nevxspaper work during summer vaca tions and after college her career will be along that line of work Her career yes and then well, even now Cornell has charms for her' CLARA L. RENFER Pittston, Pa. Her eyes are verv blue-and true, Ctrying to be poeticl. But that is about right' I think, Certainly ,she is very lovable And Wren 1S eflicient despite her petiteness Remember her as Soph- omore president of Epsilon Gamma? Its a strange combination of abilities, but Wren stars in Math and 1I1 English. Our utmost admiration to any one who has taken as much Math as she has! She IS another of the musical members of our class She plays a Uke in the Orchestra, and when she tried out for the Glee Club she discovered that she could sing high soprano Wren thmks that men are good pals and apparently some- one of that species thmks tue same of her for almost every mormng there is a letter from Penn State under her door. ...-.T 1 ' . .J . . , . D 1 . I H ' I Y 1 73 . . ' I ' - . as H ' Y I . 1 ' I , - . , C g . i g R an , Page Fzfty-two I I 4 In 1411- '1-3 - A 'sur ' nm':--"int" r'-'- --1--M F23 fx Y 1: ' lf MARTHA F. RICHFORD Elmira, N. Y. We never saw anybody lose -as many things as Martha does. Sometimes it's a hair net-sometimes a pocket book- sometimes a bicycle. She's lost her heart several times too. Martha sings and plays-and composes. Didn't she write our class song? She can talk to anybody about anything--and never gets fussed. She has those real pink cheeks and that raven sort of hair that the poets rave about. So if you hear some- body go singing down the corridor- and see those same pink cheeks-or if you hear somebody get up and make peppy announcements about the town Y. W. meeting-you'1l know it's Martha. ANNA MARY ROCHE Ridley Park, Penn. You all know they call the juniors "jollyf' That term applies more to some people than it does to others. And Anne's one of the "some," She certainly typifies a "Jolly Junior." Of course, she has her failings. She likes Kewpies very much-and her room is quite a studio of themg she also likes to eat-but then, who doesn't? And she is a passionate movie fan. Her best points-she can laugh and joke-even if she does get on the wrong train coming back from vacation-and she can do accounting-oh how she does do accounting! , .,.-. I, - .-71.-. --, -...-V TJ-, -- -...-,- A -.....--.-- -Y A--, -.--- - - ---- . M-F - -f-----V ---4---A -----W A7-A M ,Hg WHY, ,f ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,. ,,,,.,,..,.--..., ....m-4...-.oe1,,. ,. . . ...W ...af ..-..- can-1 H., . . . -- - - --------- : 5,:--f- f.f- -.eww 9-,,l...-fp--..-.---1 - -4 muffin., -W--YY .. . -1- Page Fzfty three MARION E SANDS Attica N Y Sands1e 1S an ardent lover of Shake speare partlcularly of that lme from Macbeth whlch goes the mnocent sleep sleep that knits up the ravelld sleeve of care Enough of that' Sandsie has a determmed chm and a hang on to the bitter end which 15 shown most 1n basketball Our opponents watch their step when Sandsie comes on the field! Its Sands too who manages bas- ket-ball for the jumors and makes line little speeches in chapel I Sandsle knits much-studies when she feels like it-and is always on the spot to help out a pal. Its Rah for Sandsie every time! HAZEL SEAFUSE Elmira N Y At the plano or with a vlolm Hazel IS perfectly at ease She plays very well It IS with wonder that the poor lgnorant unversed m muslc watch her rapid fing ers Talking IS also one of her strong pomts She seems to be even quicker at that than she 1S at the piano and thats saying a good deal Rumor tells us that Hazel is an ardent devotee of the movies and of gum We also hear that she hates Latin. We cant vouch for these reports but we do know that shes a lively girl who likes to be up and doing qt Page Fzfty-four 5 ,, v4L-.L.-W.f, Y , EDNA SEELEY Elmira, N. Y. Enter-the second Isaac Newton! En- ter the second-well, whatever great sci- entists and chemists there have been! Edna is our chemistry star. She almost lives in the chem lab-takes work at Cornell summer school-and loves it. She's keen about the rest of sciences too, unless you can call sewing a science! She hates that! Edna has a very light step down the corridor-and that is a thing above all others to be admired, for-woe upon ye heavy steppers! She has a merry little "Tee-hee" which she gives when moved by mirth. But what we prophesy is, that sometime in the future-1921 will be honored by some valuable discovery made in the chemical world by Miss Edna Seeley, graduate of Elmira College! SUZANNE SERRIERE Dijon, France She looks so deep! She is deep, too. It is worth while to hear her recite in Tennyson or Sociology. Then, too, we love her accent. Those wide and dreamy eyes have a very far-away expression at times. Per- haps, Suzanne is thinking of French food and French feather-beds. We know that our American "eats" and our little, hard cots do not appeal to her. Anyway, she likes our games, and is already making quite a little headway in basket-ball and tennis. In spite of Suzanne's somewhat sober face, she is very social and laughs and talks a good deal. Wle are so happy to have her in our class. ' 7' iz: A :Il 1 Q .--3.111-.. Suzanne Serriere Edna Seeley ,, ,, , .. Y A Y ., .YJ-.T.-..-lil.. . - ..K,,-.-.,.L..-. ....,....zlL. at. ..:3lnl2'1!11L.Z1-..,Y-. .Av YilBSF!-w-1l- -- -W -- ------ -1- Page Fzfty jifve - -f-- '----leg-'-M- 1'-" " "1'4'Agnnn-6-H -- N-!....--. Um- Y -.- I ,..,.,,....a.,aa....,., , .ar-K. ,,,, , .. - Y i MAY SLAVIN Elmira, N. Y. Her friends all say that May is languid and happy-go-lucky. She's one of these' optimistic people who never hurry and always enjoy life. It's a nice way to be. Movies are a joy to May. We hear that she attends regularly. In spite of this diversion, she is a very good stu- dent. Her marks are high. She often makes droll remarks in her slow way which tickle all listeners. May is a good sort. ELIZABETH SMITH Manlius, N. Y. "Mah dealt, I never saw such a funny thing in all mah life! You all would just naturally have passed out!" That's Betty-who abhors early rising-and likes -well, Syracuse, and Latin, and Ham- my's jokes. She gets brilliant marks and yet always seems to have bushels of time to read the latest copy of Good Housekeeping-or to run down-town for the other fellow-or to rave about St. John's. She has a red tam that the whole corridor borrows-and a sport hat that almost the whole corridor borrows- and a brown hat that some of the cor- ridor borrow. And incidentally, she mothers' Mary. And,-well, a right good sort is Betty! s'5 I f ,',X. ,I .L Page Fzfty-.six 4 li FLORENCE SPENCER Elmlra N Florence sa1d a few days ago, I was so cold that I couldnt even talk One of her frlends sa s she must have been horrlbly cold She chatters and laughs a good deal We l1ke her for lt Her remarks are so funny too Someone tells us that Florence 1S play mg about Wlth three men 1n the back ground Th1s sounds 1nterest1ng but we cant swear to the truth of the state ment Although Florence does good work her studies dont bother her much Shes a r1ght Jolly g1rl MARJORIE SPENCER Umon N Y MHIJOIIC 1S often wont to mur1nur about the trlals of Old Enghsh and Ar gumentatlon And when th1I1gS go wrong 1n these or other d1rect1ons she exclalms w1th much downheartedness Oh t11e d1ckens She hkes partles and muslc and danc1ng And when she has txme she reads and wrltes arduously though she someumes peruses the At lantlc Monthly The Ladles Home Jour nal IS a sure source of pleasure 1n her exlstence Teachlng Engllsh IS to be Marjones occupatlon ln the future E '-" o 'sto rm-f A as -' no -as E- ti , . 0 F I Z' Y ' 3, V I V b If ll I . II il ' ,A E 1 A ' , . Y. ' , , . . ,, . . . 5 '17 ' ' I I l ' I' 1 0 ' 1 I , 0 . . . H ' I . y, . . 7 , . , 0 1 . I I - t , . .i . - . 1 Al' U' . . , . . ' - - 1 - y . I . - . . . , . , . . , . . Q as 8- l mr: :n ! CI ' ,W Il P 1 ' ' ,E ,..s.,-, . ,,.,,,,, -, ,,,,.,,, W S V 1 Y F W,-,.,LYV V Page Fzfty .sefven i S Z X -'-- ff -'am-:., 'W - 1-.f,:.a.'...-:a+e1i....,mf.....v1...-Y-3,9-1-L .Y - :tl ' .: xx , , Hn ,. M rr, H..- Y -wif - - m-TJQYJL A 5,----J'-'-1n:"""""' , - W CZ: :J U E FRANCES PAULINE THROOP Montclair, N. J. Polly is cute, dependable, lovable, and ilirtatious. She's the girl we all want our brothers to meet, when they come to visit us. She is also a most enter- taining person. She plays the piano, uke- lele, and the banjo-mandolin, fno, not all at oncej. She dances and skates and plays hockey as well as she does Biology and Phys. There is always mail for Pol-interest- ing mail, too, because she seems to en- joy it so. Her heart is so big that she's busy all the time writing letters to an- swer these, which she receives. She's peppy and even-tempered and kind and appreciative. In short, she's a dear, and we all love her. MIN NE PAULA TIFFANY Endicott, N. Y. Tinny-the eflicient. It's Tinny who always has her work done on time-Tinny who puts through every business deal with the pep of ten others. Just look at the way she sold song books-and helped business manage the Iris-and Liberty bonds and Sophomore Hops- and-well, the list is endless. And Tin- ny's the kind who's always doing some- thing for somebody else. If somebody brought up your parcel post package- or made your bed that day you had an eight o'clock-or did all those errands for you down-town-or typewrote manu- script for you-'that somebody was Tinny. And-ask her what she's going to do soon after she graduates! Just ask her! 1-...gi Page Fzfty eight . I , - . , . 2' l fl 2 Zi 1 FLORENCE TURK Buffalo, N. Y. Florence just came to us this year. We don't know her very well yet, but we hereby welcome her into our class. Some of Florence's neighbors tell us that she is very generous and sympathetic. We hope that you will like Elmira, Florence, and be glad that you have come into the Junior class MN 1-1.2: 35 CAROLYN M. WAGQNER Cumberland, Md. Sort of a wizard when it comes to reading character. She gives a person one quick glance and is able to tell his or her traits and characteristics. Carrie has had many interesting experiences, and when she talks you are impressed with her worldly knowledge and incident ally you notice her quaint Southern ex presslons She 1S etliclent and business like and always busy For the future she has pet schemes for a new venture ln the lme of tea rooms or for a com munity kitchen m,4L-A1 LA Page Flfty nzne Q l 1 , . ,ww.1,.ivQa..fusvnrv-4.-l.f:.-,-.-.i..,Mf,..,..- -.-.J .fazz-was-mamafnz-.un.1s.-s.1:.,f:,.,..::l:---f-.-Y::x-- - ,-. '---7 ' -W . f : 111-- ,. -Jn-I-D-, A-was .au -- - E-,--a....:Q?--' umzm-are-misusing mnuni----:sara ' EZ :a EZ Il x .-.---7 ,......-....-1- HELEN WAIT Montgomery, N. Y. Helen just entered our class this year, so we haven't as full statistics about her as we might have. She's always smiling-but she doesn't talk much. And she says she never studies-but she looks at her books a lot. She's always writing letters-except when she's doing other things-and as a natural sequence- she gets a lot. She's always ready to eat and sleep-but those are failings peculiar to us all. Good nature is her second nature. Her room was on the octagon this year-and right near the 'phone. It would drive anybody with an evil disposition absolutely mad to an- swer the 'phone every time it rang-but Helen hasnit lost her temper about it yet. Her favorite expression is, "Oh, you!" ' A . f I . 'Y 4 , .1 1 L 4 I A .',' vi, fttvrmlv . f' "" , 1 yM,',A,"ijf ! , 4 Iv-1 . A 'ily , " f ,-' .y , " H' ' -' '1 talk ', .fic A 4195, , 57" D, F. Ifdulji.. EDITH WALSH Erie, Pa. Edie is as peppy as -"they come." She laughs and talks and dances very well. She never seems down in spirits. If you want to be amused, just ask Edith to do some of her iniitations for you. They are great, especially the one of the drug fiend. You never forget it when you have once seen it. Clever with her needle and brush. She makes the best-looking clothes and does the most attractive sketches. She's always the same, noisy and live- ly. She has penalties quite often for the two above-mentioned characteristics. Cornell has quite an attraction for Edie. We can't wonder that Edie has an attraction for Cornell. She's a regular girl. Priya-'S'ix1y fi 3 I 1:1--1 iw Y Y Y . . I - 1l . Z 11 .1-.-..-.. . --...1 l GRACE WATSON New York City This is an unusual person. She has been May Queen, and an Angel twice, in the Christmas pageant, and is the college tennis champion, She is adored of Frosh for this same reason, we think, her versatilityf When especially stirred, Grace say's: "Oh, Boy!- She is easily fussed and blushes quite beautifully. She loves to borrow anything, from soap to furniture. We love to hear Grace talk in her slow, particular way. In fact, we like most everything about Grace. MARGARET WINNER Elmira, N. Y. There's a girl who is pretty, witty and wise, If you want to prove it, just look in her eyes. And you'll have to admit she'11 never be bored- Bumping through life in a cute little Ford. Thus one would characterize Martie, if one were in a versifying frame of mind. Good-looking and "happy-go-lucky" and brilliant-a rare and marvelous combina- tion but you do find it in her. She .'lds the class record for exam - empts and rates high among those young scholars who originate startling and illuminating questions ' psych class. 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Remember the night we hung the 1920 calico banner, and the Sophs rushed upon us in Senior Hall, or the day we elected Jeang or our first Cap and Gown Day when we carried Jean and her red roses on our shoulders around chapel? Our Freshmen Thespis party was another memorable occasion. Kay Reed as the poor shivering che-ild, astray in the city, will never be forgotten. Our May-day was, perfect, and our May Queen was a dream of beauty. Those of us who tugged guards' uniforms and dancing costumes all over Watkins in the blistering heat felt repaid when we saw her sitting with queenly grace on our throne. In May, instead of holding our desired Freshman Banquet we postponed it because ofthe war. It was not easy, but it paid, because we had it to look forward to in our next year when all the war worry was over. Sophomore year began with the pleasure of coming back as old girls. The joys' of seeing everyone again made us almost delirious. How we pitied and yet gloated over the poor lonely Frosh! It was so short a time since we had suffered this! The first few weeks were busy ones helping the Freshmen to get started in the rightrway. They were quite a trial. During our second year we outdid the other classes in the Student Drive for United War Work. Remember how fast our little Sophomore sailor doll climbed the ladder of our quota? In May, as a reward for our last year's sacrifice, we gave ourselves the treat of a banquet at the Rathbun. Everyone looked the best she had ever looked, everything tasted the best anything had ever tasted, and we had the best time we had ever had. Juniors! The name was just as awing to us as to all other Sophomores, who seem to arrive all at once at that long-awaited stage of life when one 1S called a "Jolly Junior." ' The first privilege was a little sister. How much their appreciation of our help meant to us! Then cap and gown day! Planning for white skirts, hanging and pressing those formidable gowns and getting tassels anchored correctly required much time and application Then The Day! We sailed into chapel feeling very humble and rather foolish in our new garb 'Our friends all looked so dignified! I The next great thing that the Juniors have is the Junior Prom. Every- thing must be so "nice and different." Harrassed committees met and parted only to meet again. "It's a great life," they'd say with a deep sigh. We have yet to experience the relief when our Iris comes out. It is with some trepidation that We start it out into circulation. Now one more year remains, with its classes, parties, plays, and duties. Then in that faint and far off time, Our Senior Commencement, We shall leave our college friends and college duties to go out and try to find our college dreams, grateful for our four years in Elmira. Page Szxly four CHILDHOOD OF GREAT WOMEN HH!!! -Ill. YW' A --"7-'L W H- "W" 'f' N- ' H -ac' '45 :go-nu,31' Y Page Sixty-fifve 114'---una' r' ' W., The Lost Legion- of 1921 Gertrude Albert ..... Elmira, N. Y. Annette Ames ..... Montclair, N. J Myrtle Baker ....... Milford, N. Y Florence Bird ....... Elmira, N. Y Ella Brace .......... Corning, N. Y. Margaret Bush. .Horseheads, N. Y. Grace Fiedler. .Charleroi, Penn. Lena Crandall ....... Elmira, N. Y. Ruth Deans ....... Brooklyn, N. Y. Elsie Egbert ......... Elmira, N. Y. Edna Fitzherbert.Succasunna, N. J. Nancy French. .Washington, D. C. Eleanor Gibson ...... Elmira, Y. N. Edna Greenwood.Horseheads, N. Y. Elsa H. Smith.. .Wilmington, Dela. Hazel Hill ..... Painted Post, N. Y. Arlene Hollister...Allegany, N. Y. Helen J amieson Trinidad Colo Marguerite Jones Ellzabeth N J Bella Mazur Scranton Penn Cecile Mills ...... Rochester, N . Y Maible Moon ........ Sayre, Penn Mildred Perkinson Patchogue, L. I Bernyce Preston ..... Elmira, N. Y Marion Read ......... Perry, N. Y Esther Reist ..... Mount Joy, Penn Margaret Roe. . . .Patch.ogue, N. Y. Florence Sanders .... Elmira, N. Y. Leonore Sheely ...... Elmira, N. Y Gwendolyn Smith. .New York City Hildred Smith .... Scranton, Penn. Ruth Sykes .... .... B uifalo, N. Y. Margaret Toan ........ Perry, N. Y. Ruth Townsend Baptiste .... .... .. . . . . .Hamilton, Ontario, Can. Hazel Van Name.Horseheads, N. Y. Janet Waterman Farley ....... .Mahwah, N. J. Katherine Winters .......... Highland Park, Ill. . .... , , . . , , , ' ' ' ' ' ' 7 ' '. . . . . . . - . . - . l .. f -L-If . J Y. 'I ' - I Page Szxly .fzx A u a I n 4 K S655 F4 T4 ., - . F' Selaman 9 Mgmw i 1'hem is fa elses we lava will praiew me will sing , stead Eg as , Fran us shall never m sa lava 'mam ftoaay Fs'11 lava them far nys V,- For theyre sur sister elaas than hex-a's to me amziors Samara tm le la 19263 We will 3. We the Jolly Juniax's M reealleetiom We like the Q 'eo ' Oh 29 w ra'1s 'M you Q, if 1, Q., 1 I, ,. -- -- - V 4-'- - '- ' ' " Q ".f.'."' Q" QQ' jigxy-fqggaxgrfltii' ' A - Q , V F E, , .K : uv- . . --- - ' ' ' ' " ,avi----::pn.1-xy -Uv!! ow you forever and ever fwe any 'bunny ma we'3.1 aw fm- wa' 1 l A Q X QI , U f if X Ni -Qi 'Q I vim 416, X ' S ' uc.-r., 61:,x,g7qa O H3565 F 5 I Ev 5 245:-451:-'F' 5... has N an-I J Q .-14.11 ,3- Gertrude Albert ..... Elmira, Florence Bird ....... Elmira, Ella Brace .......... Corning Grace C F1edler..Charlero1, . Lena Crandall ....... Elmira Ruth Deans ..... .Brooklyn 1 l Elsie Egbert. . ...... Elmira Annette Ames ..... Montclair, Myrtle Baker ....... Milford, Margaret Bush. .Horseheads, . ....A-....-..,-Z The Lost Legionof 1921 N. Y. N. J N. Y N. Y N. Y N. Y Penn NY. C Edna F1tzherbertSuccasunna N 1 .1 Nancy French. .Washington , Eleanor Gibson ...... Elmira ,L Edna GreenWood.Horseheads N . Elsa H Sm1th...W1lm1ngton Dela Hazel H111 Painted Post N Y Arlene Hollister Allegany N Y Helen Jamieson Tr1n1dad Colo Marguerite Jones Elizabeth N J Cecile Mills ...... Rochester, N. Y Maible Moon ........ Sayre, Penn Janet Waterman Farley ..... .......Mahwah N J Kather1ne Winters. . ...... . , N. Y. ' . ' , N. Y. ' . , . J. , D. C ' ' , N. Y. , -Y- W l , Bella Mazur ...... Scranton, Penn. ..... ,...... H igchland Park, Ill. Pa-06 ix -.tix H I A N urn'-mmvawmhwv-Emvvmtvy. it R-pmntvwmdr -wp.-4. eu-mu. w.s-f+l:vscga-4.p- ' u w-pf-,.-.nf .v5s-q-.:f,o:.'- ya. ::Yi: ESAH Y. n. W I l ,P, - p.. A ww .:,,, 1 K, Z M3 1,-n-1 .. . V , H...-,. -q V-.. - :vr4-su,-.,,,,, ,, W, V- -vi: y 4 2, u at 5' 4? iii 1, 4 - - -N ., .-,. f ,nz--M , .-,. 1-f.. -, M -. . , .+D.,,,.f4-Q-vac-m., Page Sixty-sefven ,i ' 'rf' -"""" "4A"'-U' F'-'WW'-W V jj UI X1 11 M w ,.1 ww v , v EU- F o 4 gi E 2 Q X Y an . Ql- iz ii - i . L I Patron Samt Pres1dent VICC Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer " Z L : 'M 'W ' Page Sixty-eight Senior Officers .... --..... ...r:.:::r,1::::g:.'.3L.' .4:::p:.gm:' J-. 1. .Dr. F. H. 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'I It ii 5: F2 F: ,Q fl E L Q W 1 l a 1 I 1 Page Sixty-nine Alpert Rose Bagley Alice Brown Mabel Calkins Florence Clark J ulia Clearwater Merle Dann Lois Deyo Jeanette Espey Beatrice Fitzherbert Virginia French Frances French, Valerie Glace Margaret Graves BCSSIC Hawley Marie Hill, Rosalind Hodges, Altha Howes, Marguerite Kennedy, Marjorie Kennelly, Irene Kniifin, Harriette Kraft, Anna 6 Laut, Agnes Leavitt, Dorothy Lewis, Elizabeth Lloyd, Louise Semors Yourdon, Charlotte Marks Ida May Stesia McCabe Lillian Miller Katherine Miller Margaret Noll Adelaide Northridge Carrie Oatman Virginia Overton Mary Parsons Eva Prechtl Dorothy Reed Anna K Richtmyer Frances Serven Daisy Sharp Dorothy Sieurin, Rose Snell, Alene Southworth, Marjorie Sullivan, Mary Taynton, Thurza Tew, Marion Throop, Katherine Tyler, Mabel Waddell, Ethel Waterman, Helen Watson, Janet Page Sefventy I -1-l-L1.L unhhhnii hiiiif: -iirrl'-ug' - -gg mail M!! H - V-. 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Lyon, Lucile McMains, Marie Maclnerny, Anna Mallery, Helen Martin, Sara Matchette, Frances Mahes, Mildred In Mathes, Mildred Zobel, Harriette ' V-,E-Jn-.f-1-Y- -a N. -,7.,, ,gi ,V ,Y Page Seventy-four Moreland, Marguerite Morris, Elsie Myer, Maree O'Hare, Elizabeth Preston, Lois Reed, Ruth Saxe, Margery Schantz, Kathryn V Scofield, Elizabeth Scofield, Marjorie W Sherman, Marjorie Slavin, May Stevenson, Mildred Swenson, Katherine Taylor, Carolyn Thomas, Frances Tolson, Ruth Tooley, Mary Topping, Ruth Underwood, Jeanette Van Cleft, Kathleen Van Wie, Dorothy Walker, Ida Walter, Charlotte Warth, Henrietta Whitford, Lucy Young, Frances 'i u U I W wr N Y a 5 15 UF 5 Page Seventy-five i J 1 1 , , ., ..v - ,,,- -...f-1. , , , . , Y Y, V 4":r,:-s:aE2::+a'::f'1fg1..-..5f'-'-'im'-'aliiinhuu-'B-r"-""4'' ' :L ' ' W ...........-war...Jn1lLf - , Patron Samt Pres1dent VICC Presldent Secretary Treasurer Freshmen Officers I Dr M Anstlce Harrls W11he1m1na Walker Mar1on Ne111s Irene Wyckoff Grace Stratton Page Se-venty-.fix X u.mas'-ffluarwg abvd . .,.,a-.., Y V- 7-71 --A -Y-i-W -'--A- - ' 1':-- A -----wxnmsi " ...- --4--J-fr: ye-uw-,:-L: H -W -- -- - -Y' A DM, ,,,...-,,,.. - e e- 1--3,5-4-gpg-H f'-pr+- Alou-did-f ' ' ' f.f...-Q,-.GenTza.....a... ... 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N E 4 E e z f 9 2 i F f.1L1'- --4 -' 21 vz .1 f r El 2 P! . K, QI V 1 fi H3 E 5 L1 L E R, V gi 3 ii i V iii a xl, N E. Q. 4 1 I V 'E -E U 3 r 4 51 I l li I! we, 2, e 'i jj 25 lv is If' i QE fl :T K :S 11 , . 5 1 . 4 P Page One Hundred-eleven 4 .V ' 1 2 A , , Q Wh Most interesting. . Best dancer ....... Most charming . . . Brainiest ........ Wittiest ....... Fastest Talker .... Most obliging. . . Prettiest .......... Most Entertaining .... Most practical .... Most Frenchy ..... o Zoo in the Junior Class? . . . .Hammy . . . . .Edie Walsh . . . . . . . . . . .Jeanne Allingry . . .Julia Evelyn Elliott Clark ............TrishLoWman . . .Ginny Marshall lTinny Tiif any ' ' ' 2Liz Hamilton lLorian Campbell ' 1Kay Reed lFrizz F risbie ' ' 1Louie Gehrung . . . .Carolyn Wagoner . . .Suzanne Serriere Dreamiest ...... .... D arb Dunham Wildest ..... ........ A nn March Noisiest U lAnne Roche ' "" QLaura Aspinwall slowest. i ' . . ' . 'lCaroline Parker fHelen Ainsworth Most Independent .... I I . llvlarion Sands ZRose Holcomb Best-natured ....... I u -Dingy Gladding Most ofiginn ..... H SKQY Henhing ' ' 2Frizz Frisbie Most artistic... .ilu Jean Clarke Most lovable .......... olil. A 11 1921 Most happy-go-lucky., .. .... Marty Winner A Daintiest . . . Cutest ......... Most musical . . . Most dependable . . . Most athletic .. . Most efficient. . . Page One Hundred-mcxelfve . .Jack Frost 5 Edie Walsh 2Polly Throop . . . .Frances Adee Betty Smith ..- . . . .Anne March .. .Jim Dunham ... . ..,4....a....p...w .. ' 4 x If 1 Y I f 4 N1 Q f' xy M,-JGEQXXXX r Q ig o ' , Lf!! lg' j Wfpfn , 4 y ' I - 55 Y V, wh h I .lf I xfefffi Q1 ggvx 7 .1 fgf xx ' . lan I I .K ag , 1 Q , Ny . ' X ff l X! ' I JN ' l VX, Xtx X X X ,M O X ' v . . I Cv frfuflfl X X . 1 s Q IMA. . X O Q-JZ' r 1 ,fu 113' 3 oXX. ' I J ' A I ' ' X Qf ' ' f f Q- , ' w uf ' f K L QR . X - W .fl H. l 0 bl I ,f f XX? 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Page One Hundred-thirteen 9110 sind' kj p.9.1pu11H u,7a1.mo EHU X,-1 wrw- Q'--Q1 'rf-nat , .Y .....A..g.-...,.f li! i E mI:.,.4....,... - -Y ----- INDEX T0 ADVERTISERS Amusu Theatre Aster The Atwater H D Bally John 84 Son Banks Barker Rose and Chnton Bastran Brothers Berger 84 Radln Bon Ton The Booths Chemung Canal Trust Co Colonlal Inn Complrments of a Fr1end Cornlsh Shop The Cotrell and Leonard Elmlra College E W L 84 R R Co Emp1re Produce Erre Automat1c Shoe Falafew Tea Room Federatron Pharmacy Frtzgerald s Flanagan J J 84 Co Flat Iron The Fr1end Metzger 84 Co Garey N1 i Gorton Co The Gosper Kelly Co Rep a1r1n g Hallock W B 84 Brother Hamllton 84 Pohlman Hudson Shoe Co Iszard Co S F Jacobus W D Kldder W H K1nney Co Inc Kraft Wm Langwell Hotel Laskar1s Leavltt Florlst Lockwood Matt Loom1s Fred T Lowm an Constructlon Page One Hundred szxteen '7 Lyceum Theatre MacGreevey Sleght Degraff Ma3est1c Theatre Marks Co M Doyle Mathews Jewelry Store McFarl1ns Merchants N atlonal Bank M111er W D Flower Shop Press The Geo W Dry Cleanlng Co Pr1nt1ng Co Or1ental Gsborne Peck Co Peerless Peerless Perfect Laundry Inc Person1us G A Person1us Malone and Fren h Plummer F F Rathbun Hotel Rawson The Flor1st Regent Theatre Re1d and Wlnner Rosenbaum L 84 Sons Rosery Garden Shop Routledge Thos J Schornsthelmers Second Natlonal Bank Sheehan Dean 84 Co Strauss Sulhvan J P 84 M Swarthout 84 Co Teppers Terbell Calk1ns Drug T1iTany 84 Co Turner Electrrc Co Vanlty Fa1r Shop Van Boynton Van Nort Pharmacy Walsh Robert Walsh 84 Reagan Ward S 84 Co Woodbury W E 84 Woodruff A B Wr1ght E1ectr1c Co TIFF CO. JEWELRY SILVERWARE WATCHES CLOCKS BRONZES CHINA GLASS STATIONERY DISTINCTIVE MERITS THE MAIL SERVICE GIVES PROMPT ATTENTION FIFTH AVENUE xl 37TH STREET NEW YORK q ' Y Y ' L 'U One H ...f.... We thank you most heart11y for your generous patronage The half tone photographs 1n th1s Ir1s were made at the Loom1s Stud1o Our arm IS to please FRED T LOOMIS HULETT BUILDING Every car stops at our door Hotel Rathbun ELMIRA N Y '.. 'ti L- -N V. :Z , , 1: ' , wp. .qv X222 . M ' 'L Qs, ga .-5-zffif F F' ff: . .QL 'l,: 52: qfvfoj : i ciil 5 G. H. 85 S. F. DeVed Page 0714? Hundred Eighteen E A fm' Y AV -:lr -I ,QV ,- The Misses' Apparel Fashion Center i of this City f I 3 i i Any store can sell Misses' Apparel-but it ' -fli X f . . . 5 ,5 Sf Zi, requlres a pecullar klnd of talent to be able to V Y: 5""49'ff choose-from the thousands of garments of- fered-a group of apparel that contain inde- -'.' linable attribute of style-We solve it by hav- Qig ing the garments we sell made up to our own . . . . A 1nd1v1dua1 ldeas of what the style loving ' women of this city want. if 'f., gag 1 - .. V . 5 TEPPER BROTHERS if . , . - X Elmira s Progressive Department Store Friend, Metzger E L M I R A'S CE, CO. Men's and Boys' Clothing Store Wholesale and Retail Dealers in MEATS and SAUSAGES 'I 2, 2 s ,lfllwkv xl l FISH, OYSTERS AND CLAMS W. B. HALLOCK V ,CQ BRO. 164-166 LAKE STREET 111-113 E. Water Street 1 V V VV - ,em - ,,,,.:...1,,ir 4,1 g:.:,,,1 .VV .. ., ,,.g9g5,-,-Jplsllu. ' 1-1b2.1e-,,n....,,,,,,t 1 ,.?,S..-. LL... .mgL1 VVV.....-T ------ gh i Hifi" -qi mix-'V-:,Qwal:?n?:r1v .,,., , Page One Hundred Nineteen In Elmira It s The Regent Photo Plays Showing Cont nuously from 1 P M to 10 40 P M Heating and Ventilating System Perfect Stationery Books Favors Place Cards Fountain Pens, Etc Popular F1ct1on Late F1ct1on Leather Purses F F Plummer 108 North Main Street mVan Nort Pharmacy' 144 WEST WATER STREET Page 85 Shaw Park 85 Tilford Apollo Booth 85 Mansfield CANDY Courteous Low Treatment Prices Gorton Co. The Store that Sells Wooltex Coats and Suits 107 EAST WATER STREET Misses' clothes de- signed and made exclu- sive for the 'Miss with all the charm and beauty that goes with them. For as little as S15 or as much as S50 we can give you the finest dress possible for prices and good dresses to meet. THE MISSES' STORE Page One Hundred Twenty -.1:,-.A,+ff.21' H- Yewgggf- V -Y..:,, ,H F V 3 J Q - 'V V 'I - F - 4-'-- -- Ynnlunagq -ltnrigfp-A - Y f in Attractive, Seasonable I MERCHA DISE INTERESTING TO CGLLEGE GIRLS LL the year we offer a most attractive line of merchandise that appeals to the young women attending college. l These lines include Tailored Suits, Coats, Furs, Silk, Serge, Jersey and Washable Dresses, Evening Gowns, Dancing Frocks, Silk and Muslin Underwear Corsets Hosiery Underwear Sweaters Knit Goods Gloves Handkerchiefs Neckwear Toilet Articles Silks Dress Goods all kinds of luggage etc We cordially Invite an Inspection of our goods and prices Sheehan, Dean CH, Co 136 138 140 142 WEST WATER STREET In every detail the Leading Retail Establishment In Elmira 9 a 9 s a . 9 a a a 9 9 I , 0 O o n- 1- n ni i ar n ' Y ' , 1 ,.aN,f :-ff: fafxfaa-g .:, , ,,.,,,,,,,. I 'L-. +I-Q.-'D --V2-ef-5:,,..j.4, .f ' Page One Hundred Tfwenty-o ll . 5 1 1 . l 5 l r, 1 BLoUsEs FOR SPRING WEAR The styles are many and var1ed tarlored effect embroldered models mn Georgette and hand Batxste all bemg mcluded Bra1d or beads tr1m a number of handsome styles Round necks wxth novel collars m Whxte Flesh Pmk and B1ege Vamty Fa1r Shop 138 East Water Street Up Staxrs Walsh CQ, Reagan 139 EAST WATER STREET 14 FLOORS OF Furmture Rugs Wrrtmg Desks Cedar Chests Sh1rt Walst Boxes Tea Tables M1rrors Chalrs Mahogany Desk Lamps Hamilton 8: Pohlman JEWELRY QUALITY xgzbfvlfggg 4 1 x 1 144 EAST WATER STREET , Elmira New York Terbell Calk1ns Drug Co 323 East Water 364 Dav1s Page One Hundred Tfwenty tfwo BASTIAN BROS. CO. Manufacturers of Class Pins Class Rings Athletic Medals Engraved Commencement Invitations and Announcements Calling Cards 234 BASTIAN BUILDING ROCHESTER, N. Y. FOR WEST SIDE DEPOSITORS Th1S Bank has the most convenient arrangements for lady depositors of any 1nst1tut1on in th1s sectlon of the State We Invlte Banking of All Kinds The Merchants Natronal Bank 107 109 West Water Street I Wi' iiii CIW B I OH .1 d 1' ly 1 Pg0 Ice Cream MADE FROM PURE CREAM One Quart up to 10 Gallons f v x he FLAT IRON CANDY STORE The Corn1sh Shop EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY 108 North Ma1n Street THE Oriental Flower Store Knapp 85 Souffhs Props 331 East Water Street Elmira N Y .Telephone 1627 The Falafew Tea Room 127 West Water Street Delicious Lunches and Dinners Hot Waffles and Syrup Home Cooking and a "Comfy" "Homy" atmosphere G. R.KIN4NEY co.,1nc. Everything a Good Shoe Store Should Have And Nothing High Priced 135-137 West Water Street Rawson ililnrini 9 ,, ani, 73431 ti?-i 7 X 3? I I Cut Flowers for Weddings, Parties and Receptions Store: 107 Market Street, West Page Om' Hundred Tfwenty-four Qi 4 iz' 111-111 ' ' Y ' isa:---f , Nucoa Nut Margarine S a better spread for bread than any other substitute for cows' butter. It is absolutely a vegetable butter and is made from fresh gathered cocoanuts and peanut oil and is churned in pasteurized sweet milk, which ab- solutely warrants its purity. Its only com- petitor is strictly fresh high-grade creamery butter, which retails at about 60c per pound. We believe that you will feel as we do and that after one honest trial of NUCOA NUT MARGARINE it will replace any creamery butter on your table and will continue to stay thereg It is showing the proper spirit of patriotism to conserve animal fats in using NUCOA NUT -MARGARINE, particularly when it compares so favorably with the choicest grade of creamery butter and is such a pronounced saving toward household expenses. It is for sale by nearly every iirst-class grocer in Elmira and its vicinity. I c mpire Produce Co. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS l . , w. 4w,2::1 izsiazunfw-T 'iz-:ei ., pun .,,, ,, ,1,,,,,-u-n.v,4'puun-1llmi.'.. A W .:,?::ev::.-fm, , . - ...Ms , , Page One Hundred Tquen fl' 5 l w , Q ,HV 7 , Q, , . , .r ,Y,-.-..-, - -f----' ff '----un: l , I S l ,V 1 ll E soHoRNsTHEIMERs ' 1 5 l QQJQBQJQ . i'3 .,,,v ,Q l f? fs l I i l Evening and Afternoon Gowns 3 3 Coats, Suits, Sweaters, Blouses l y Kayser Knit and Silk Underwear - , t y Gloves and Hosiery 129 N, MAIN STREET ELMIRA, N Latest Creations IN MILLINERY Metropolitan Blouses Silks and Muslin Underwear Sateen Heatherbloom and Silk Pettlcoats Jersey Silk Kmckerbockers Dainty Camisoles Lisle and Silk Hosiery Handkerchiefs The Be t Fo You Money Van Boynton Shop Ove Newark Shoe Sto e 129 W Water St Phone 3327 R WM KRAFT Tailor Ladies and Gents Tailoring 138 E Water St Elmira N Y Page 0 e Hu dred' Tfw ty zx If You Want Service Call on Barker, Rose CS, Clinton Company DEALERS IN Hardware LAKE STREET Elmira, N. Y. Steam Cleagning-, .Pressing and N I C K G A R E Y Tailor Ladies' Tailoring 524 N. Main St. Elmira, N.Y. Bell Phone 1740-M New Shoes From Old Ones Erie Automatic Shoe Repairing Co. David Bros., Props. Quick Service. Repairing Guaranteed Satisfactory. Work Called For and Delivered. Work Done While You Wait. Any Imperfections in Our Work Repaired Free. ' 502 N. Main St. Elmira, N.Y. Phone 1703-W Perfect Laundry Inc. 115 W. Church Street Elmira, N., Y. Phone 2620 Built up to a Standard not down to a Price AMUSU Where the Highest Expectations of Entertainment are Realized Beautiful New Dresses Coats and Suits are here in a very A large variety of styles We would be pleased to show them to you PERSONIUS, MALONE AND FRENCH 134 West Water Street , WY WN, lun Y...--V v-----I--fr -f --" 'W' Page One Hundred Tfwenly 5641611 n I ur, , MELA.- ,, ,-A--.,-cgwnu.-.v.f, , - A Department for Every Need! C fs-H, .7 49. V Whether it be a Thrift Account or an Investment for your Surplus L A Draft on a Town at home or abroad! HELP, ADVISE OR COUNSEL Come and Learn to Know Us Second National Bank ELMIRA, NEW YORK I ,L4 D 1 t in l ty git ,r w . .wi ff, l A Q.. N I E Z 1 l Z Quality Footwear- Our Shoes, Oxfords or Pai ty Slippers, Will give your fggf that Well dressed appearance you are seeking. Hudson Shoe Company 307 EAST WATER STREET M. ooYLE,MARKsCo. The Home T 0 P1ANos and PLAYER Pianos T U We also sell K nich 85 Bach Ivers 85 Pond, Steinway, Sohmer, Fischer, ra , i Chase, Aeolian Pianola Piano, and tvsfenty other Celebrated Pianos and Player Pianos Victor, Edison, Columbia and All Kinds String ' Instruments Sonora Talking Machines SHEET MUSIC i M. DoYLE MARKS Co.,309siL11EtW,it2iSt , T ' i .,, , -A A aiqwwmfwwm,-.,f.f-gyww i Y i ,. ,- ,i .- - i f -,Viv .n w i ...gf-pun...-f-savvy-1-ws:-vm.gms-g mov-wmwuxffvsv 1 --.- -'PUR'--J--V a f'-'-1-s-""- - '4'- ' t' A ' ' ' f Pa ge 0 ne H und Y-E -g ----'W 'lsr'-2-4' ' i We reserve th1s space to express our appre c1at1on of the patron age We have had from the Elm1ra College Turner Electrlc Co The Federation Pharmacy 100 West Church Street Courteously 1nv1tes the patron- age of faculty and students of ELMIRA COLLEGE john Bally CH, Son P1oneer Jewelers 1n Elmlra 330 EAST WATER STREET Dlamonds and Rrch Gold Jewelry For the COLLEGE GIRL Travellmg Bags Umbrellas Fownes Gloves Knox Hats McCallum HOSICTY Hotel Rathbun 205 207 Block E Water The Art Store P1ctures and Frammg KODAKS DEVELOPING AND PRINTING W H K IDD ER 121 WEST WATER STREET The Rosery Garden Shop We telegraph Flowers over the World Send your folks those beautlful remembrances ln Cut Flowers or Plants QUALITY SERVICE PRICE 169 N Ma1n Street STRAUSS " A A 1 I all Page One Hundred Thirty E ? ' 1 BAN OUET ICE CREAM 06 4' 'Offs ce eff Geo. W. Peck Co. Your summer needs can be quickly and satisfac- torily selected here from our large and var- ied stock of hardware, house furnishings, seeds, garden tools, re- frigerators, hammocks, rnachinist's tools, car- , penter tools and every- thing needed for the summer. 102-103 STATE STREET Phone 611 ' Leaders in Millinery and Ladies' Wearing Apparel. Large Assortment A Prices Moderate Quality Unexcelled ROSENBAUMAS Established 1864 201-3 East Water Street Hotel angwell ELMIRA, NEW YORK I ' EUROPEAN PLAN RATES, 31.50 t0 53.50 THE "ROSE ROOM" An Excellent Place to Dine 60 Rooms with Private Bath 60 Rooms with Hot and Cold Water Restaurant Prices moderate Club Breakfasts, Special Luncheons Table D'Hote Dinners JOHN H. CAUSER f ,,,,Jl-..J , ill, ,H-,e.-.,e,n--AI-A-m:nW1.,v1 - , , - . , - V - -V -f. - A - , ,:p:n...-.--Jvc ,Y . , , ,Y vin! Ya-.. , , 11,7 75--v. ,mrfavmnmffn-W-AE,--,-..-vi--1 , Page One Hundred Thzriy one l Q V Y:-v -1--uaic:""N""' 'Nl' 'A This Is Your Store A store is not merely a building with floor space devoted to the display and sale of merchandise. It is a living institution, throb- bing with life and possessing both character and personality. It's character is as definitely known as that of any other pub- lic servant. It's' personality is the personality of its individuals as they serve you from day to day. SERVICE is the keystone of this business. -and we Want you to know that the service of this store is one of the most discussed and carefully guarded phases of this business. S. F. ISZARD C0 Water Street, at Baldwin Elmira, N. Y One Hundred T a- , ml . Q y WHEN IN NEED ,OF ANYTHING ELECTRICAL WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE Reading Lamps Q V Desk Lamps Study Lamps Boudoir Lamps Extension Cords-2 Way Sockets-Supplies Flatirons-Toasters-Grills-Warming Pans, Etc. WRIGHT ELECTRIC Co., Inc. 118 N. Main Street, near Water IMPLY W1Sh to express my appreC1at1on of patronage of the young 1ad1es of E1m1ra College G A PERSON IUS Stud1o on Baldvvm St 0HddTht g , K C 1 . Q Page ne un re ir .,-1-1-A--1-M-qmirtfi ' ' ' ,may ----3,492-,', ' ' McFARLlN STUDIO Here you find the cho1cest b1ts of Art collected from Tok1o Pek1n Florence Copenhagen Made1ra etc as well as from Amerlcan craft shops Here too we produce that best of all glfts YOUR PHOTOGRAPH MCFARLIN Art Photographer 158 Ma1n St Elm1ra N Y Drugs, Stationery STACY S AND BOOTH S CON FECTIONS Hot and Cold Soda H D ATWATER 500 North Ma1n St Elm1ra N Y Peerless Dry Cleaning Co MFMcCathy WADn Skxlled Cleaners and Pressers Sults Gowns Gloves etc AUTO SERVICE 203 West Fxfth Street Elmxra N Y COLONIAL INN Delxghtfully located on Car Lme 1n central part of the c1ty Rest Rooms for Auto Part1es and Tourlsts Excellent Meals Refined Servlce MUSIC Pepa d MRS DAY WILSON 139 N Mam St Elmlra N Pho e 1545 Fltzgerald s Furnlture Rugs, W1ndow and Door Hangmgs 115 117 119 W Water St Matt Lockwood COSTUMER WIQS 8: Beards of all DQSIQHS Fantastlc Parades furnlshed wlth Costumes Costumes furn1shed for Pr1vate and Publrc Part1es at short notxce and at reasonable rates Masquerade Costumes to rent General Fur n1sh1ngs for Pr1vate Theatrxcals' OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Lake St Th1rd Floor Elmxra 7 7 ' 9 9 7 7 . . 1, ' ' , , . - , n n 1 9 - 0 . O , , r . . a aher , . 7 7 7 ' I . Q n 0 , . . I C Private Dining Room for Parties Special Menu r re - - , . Y. n . ' 7 .L . . , - 9 . . . Page One Hundred Thirty-four Q Q ,l 4 5 I I ? 1 g Elmira College G, HE mother of colleges for Women, established by men of vision, who in the pioneer days saw the dawning of the new era in which Women K I Nl IZ? 'INK have opportunities equal to those which men x J Z .1 ' enjoy, and who inscribed on her purple banner in letters of shining gold the legend which em- bodies the aims of the institution, "Scholarship, Char- acter and Service," their Alma Mater, after sixty-live years of devotion to her ideals, in this her happiest period, greets with affection all her daughters, grateful for their loyalty, rejoicing in their success, and proudly confident of their co-operation in shaping the splendid .present into a more glorious future. - College Girls Will find our shop the place to come forWearingApparel,Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, and Furs. All individual styles, at prices to suit all. REID AND WINNER West Water Street --- - -1 - - - V -Y-- - -...13!L:,f91,,A.,4,.,,, .- , ..,..,-- ,.,,,,a,,.L,..-xfx,-.vf-, -...rf W, ,, , , , , ,Y YYY Wgngwv, WWW Page One H mired Thzrty 6 -ievr' i in hd -11' -1...-WM 'f ang f- ' - --'--12:51-'-51.1311 " - -- -' - ' "' "irlni , Compl1ments of the management of the Lyceum Theatre W. E.Woodbury Sc Co. The Grocery Store of Service Cleanliness and Quality One of our specialties are the Blue Seal Brand Canned Vegetables Try the Tomatoes and Green Beans 325 East Water Street F1ne Furnlture and Floor Coverrngs J P an M SULLIVAN 111 113 115 East Water Street WALSH The Shop Where Prlce and Quahty Meet 130 East Water Street ASTER CONFECTIONERY Home of del1c1ous home made Candy and Ice Cream Corner Lake and Water Streets Intercolleg1ate Bureau of ACADEMIC COSTUME Makers of Caps Gowns Spec1al Rental Serv1ce for Academ1c Funct1ons Class Contracts a Spec1alty Cotrell ca, Leon ard ALBANY NEW YORK Page One Hundred Thirty-.fix ' ' Q 4 l l tl . to it A 5 121 ,G ' , A ' 'I . 1 : i: , 1 ti LoWMAN Construction Corporation GENERAL CONTRACTORS A Elmira, Y. We Build Large Buildings and Residences FLANAGAN S First Showing of the Season s New White Goods Many Lovely Weaves and Designs Excluswe to this Store FLANAGAN S ARE NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD Establ h d 1873 7 . A . , . 0 1 , A is e 5. J i ' , V -, - : - .,,,f. . .V,,. ......, -.HJ ,hw -, . A V YY YV -, 2 ' I ' - A - -- -- ' ' 'I v3 " T, -ai-'Ei-il-Z,'.TQl1!!a!'ilv1S7LT.T "Q '?:.7L:':5SLi-TTT" 3'?5l'1Z.-71' SIfl9i"EsT7v??I-'li-YiTJ!1' ,- , , .5 Page One Hundred T , .1,....,.:Y- -A-Q -Af-- - ' ' ' -Wi"-uric'-"" ' ""'1l'1 "- 1-3-4-i--M-in-X '-'Sinai A-'W - f - r 1 ' of f f . r ,,.'r1....'g.f . c' fgiglafm . ,rv 41,5-A , ' -. 1 41" ' Pt , Q .. Our Spring Styles in Shoes are fashioned for grace and beauty 'They are the prettiest Shoes you ever wore COME AND SEE Gosper Kelly Co The College Boot Shop 108 110 Water St Elmira N Y J. E. Swarthout 8: Co. Reliable Jewelers and Silversmiths Rathbun House Corner 215 East Water Street BANK'S Arts and Crafts Store 107 West Church Street PICTURES FRAMES NOVELTIES AND DAINTY GIFTS Artistic Framing at Reasonable Prices College Book Store Books Stationery, Pennants Engraving and Die Work a Specialty MacGreevey Sleght DeGraff 313 East Water St Elmira N Y GIFT sHoP Thos J Routledge Elmira N Y zsss w A W Woodruff TAXI SERVICE Autos for Weddings, Parties Etc furmshed on 510 Lake St Elmira N Phone 178 , - 0 0 ' ., . 315 East Water Street Short notlce ' ' ' . ' , . YQ Phone - ' l so Page One Hundred,Thirty-eight R VV. D. JACOBUS WARES IN GOLD AND SILVER 120 Mam Street Cml ZltTGft ELMIRA N Y 4' 3 f1'g1!'.x 1X ,ui . N Y I I . I Sorori y Jew r o m ncem n i s ' 1 - - I I V 1--W-llv. Q-,f ,, ' -4, --.x.,- i!E ' l '5- V. , , Page One Hundred Thirty-nine , , , .,, , ,J V ...--U -f-he - ""n:"" ' ' " -- f 1 Ihr Mun 'nn I Af Iva Qrnnm Service 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. 323 East Water Street Elmira, N- Y- Up Stairs Ladres Hosrery' Srlk Underwear Umbrellas Hand Bags Luggage Berger 8: Radm 137 East Water St The Store of Perfect Serv1ce The Store of Hrgh Grade Grfts Exclusrve Agents for Cordova Leather GruenVer1th1n Watches and Wrxst Watches P1ckard Ch1na Matthews Jewelry Store 1 8 West Water Street pr1nt1ng the same as a smart frock or stylxsh coat should be selected wmth a vrew to personal satrs factxon and appropr1ateness the osborne press two twenty two east market street phone Page One Hundred Forty Z Bring Your Air Castles Down to Earth--Anchor Themi to a Foun- p dation of Thrift ' You have Automobiles and Motor Boats on your mental list-Palaces and Gems-but when are you gof ing to get them and hovv are you going to buy them? Many Chemung CanalTrust Com- pany depositors have at least made a start in the right direction. They are bringing their air castles down to earth and anchoring them to foundations of thrift. Direct methods beget direct results. Study thrift - the art of turning brains and material into money- and apply it at the Chemung Canal Trust Company. Bring 31.00 and become a depositor Chemung Canal Trust Company' ELMIRA, NEW YORK Page 0 H nzlrlejlif 71 6 Il Three Show Dal M D GIBSON M g y ALWAYS YOUR FIRST CHOICE FOR SUPREME VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PHOTO PLAYS Change of Program Mondays and Thursdays I Let s Go -It means to the Majestic of course S I The Better Educated the Woman The Better Her Home is Equipped l Modern equipment for the home is electrical equipment, from kitchen i i I to chamber. p ! SOMETHING ELECTRIC FOR EVERY PART OF I THE HOUSE l E i l , And it will be found at its best here 3 1. Elmira Water, Light and R. R. Co. 1 i i s I i Page One Hundred Forty- tfwo I . I l .la -.,-w , ,"- 4'-.1 " rfliz' , W S X -- .1 X Booth's Chocolates - If D l 'T .g ,og 5- 4-4 . iifi. rg? . M5 Lrg-JL U x 01- Q- l1..Q -- l N' 'Y II I Mr- .04 N " A .D U- . , 5. 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