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We are privileged for four years intensively to prepare for the
struggle which is life, Our college days are days of readjustment,
during which the true values of life gradually assume their proper
proportions. It is vital that this development of character, which
is the aim of all education, become consciously subjective during
our college careerc That we may the more readily benefit bythis,
our trial society, certain clearly denned but closely related lields
of activity, offering intellectual, moral, and social problems anal-
ogous to those which we shall encounter in later life, have been
created to supplement the curriculum,
Active interest in these fields of activity offers opportunity of
qualification for the conduct which is expected of college-bred
people. The ability to eo-operate' must be cultivated, since only
from such 'ability can that of leadership be evolved. Paine, not
only of person, but of carefully defined mental attitudes, must be
achieved, that the conlidence of society in its leaders may be
justified. The power of ereatifve thought, neglect of which renders
barren a life potentially fertile, is an instrument vital to the prog-
ress of society, since contidence in its leaders demands that they
take the initiative. Whatever role the college graduate' is to play,
it is fundamental that his conductbe governed by the principles
of true sportsmanship.
It is the purpose of this Iris to present the prospect which lies
before us who stand within these ancient ivied halls and gaze out
over the world up to the hills beyond. .
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Irene Boothe,
Patron Saint
To Irene Boothey than whom we could have chosen no better
representative of the qualities which we wish to imitate, we, the
class of nineteen hundred and twenty-eight, affectionately dedi-
cate our Iris. Her understanding sympathy inspires our confidence
in herg her nobility of thought and action justifies our admiration
for herg her loyalty to the class of twenty-eight makes us proud
to acknowledge our indebtedness to her, our beloved patron saint.
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TERM EXPIRING IN 1927
MERLE D. TIIoMPsoN, Elmira, New York
' SEYMOUR LOW'MAN, Elmira, New Y ark
ARCIIIE M. BOVIER, Elmira, New -York
A. E. RHODES, Elmira, New York .
EFFIE LLEWELLYN CSSD, Elysburg, Pennsylvania'
HUBERT C. MANDEVILLE, L.H.D., Elmira, New York
MARY BULLARD LEWALD C97j, 1120 Fifth Ave., New York City
HARRY C. BALDWIN, Waverly, New York
TERM EXPIRING IN 1928
HERMAN A. CARMER, Seneca Falls, New York
JENNIE CROCKER FASSETT, Elmira, New York
HALSEY SAYLES, Elmira, New York
CAROLYN HALL CQQJ, Elmira, New York
PRESIDENT FREDERICK LENT, PH.D., Elmira, New York
TERM EXPIRING IN 1929
ELMER DEAN, Elmira, New York
'FARTHUR CLINTON, Elmira, New York
S. G. H. TURNER, Elmira, New Y ark.
G.'B. F. HALLOCK, D.D., Rochester, New York
WILFRID I. BOOTH, Elmira, New York
SOPHIE DAVIS CRANDALL C87j, Elmira, New York
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CAROLYN HALL
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ARCHIE M. BOVIER
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JENNIE CROCKER FASSETT
HALSEY SALYES
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HOLLISTER ADELBERT HAMILTON, PH.D.
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Secretary of the Faculty
CARLIE MALLETT, A.B.
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FRANCIS RICHMOND, B.S., Cornell
Curator of Museum
JOHN R. TUTTLE, PH.D., Cornell
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ERNESTINE FRENCH, A.B., 'Elmira
Executive Secretary to the President
MARTHA CLOSE GREENOUGH, B.S., Elmira.
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SUSAN. K. HOLLERAN, B.S., Elmira
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HELEN E. FITZ PATRICK, B.S., Elmirae
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MARGARET LOUISE' BEST, Pratt Institute
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ANNIE VAN DUzER
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AGNES FALRRINGTON, A.B., El-mira
Manager of the, Bookstore
ELSIE TAYLOR
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CAVIHERINE DAROH, A.B., Elmira
Assistant Dietitian
MARY G. PRICE
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SU' FRANCIS A. RICHMOND, B.S., Cornell
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Q9 MARTHA L. TILTON, New York Art Students League . . 5 '
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ELMER W. K. MOULD, B.D., M.A., Yale af
Alemander Cameron IVIacKenzie Professor of Biblical - ,
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CHAIFJES E. REEEES, PHD., Columbia
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GEORGIA L. FIELD, PH.D., University of Colorado Qi
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JEANNE ALLINGRY, A.B., Elmira, Sorbonne 1921-22 and 23-34 Y
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Lovely for your sunny vistas
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li priate one for Verna, because we have dis- by being our class tennis champion, and at
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be she .puts it aside to lead the orchestra, she Mid has only two failings, and they aren't A'-
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ELMLRA, N. Y.
This is Freckles. She wouldn't like us to
but why not revive an old nickname, when it
points to a feature which, together with a
nose that will turn up, makes Mary Helen
so attractive looking. Then, to complete the
downfall of man, she has big green eyes fshe
swears theylre just like catsi, but ask any
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we all sit and marvel at her voice and her
manner. When she's not talking, we marvel
at her efficiency. Mary Helenican do the
Charleston, roast a turkey, or reel OH a
"Kate and Pete" all without batting an
eyelash. '
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ELMLRA, N. Y.
VVe have here one of the shining intellectual
lights of otu' brilliant class. But do you think
that Alice would for one moment admit it?
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that she dragged D's in every quiz and
couldnlt make a sign of a class recitation.
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the proverbial violet. She's a gay person, too,
though she is so conscientious about her
work. If there's anything at all to be amused
at, you can depend on Alice to see the joke
and do her share of the giggling. We deeply
suspect that this quiet little person has a
bright philosophy of life. And oh! She loves
the movies!
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'N Mefienis 50. Cleliet that itis hard to tell 'Ifalk about romance, it's the veryessence of
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Um Bflgade- f . amusing little plays called "What Th-," Egg
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I faultless dispositlons, and strength of char- enviable marks is her hobby. QE
QP acter, Marian has a corner on the market.
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SILVER SPRINGS, N. Y.
Judy has the most unmistakable voice in
the world-rich and low and drawling, with a
little laughing twist to it, when Judy is
amused. And loads of things amuse her.
You should just sit back some time and
hear her tell about her summers out west
or the Indian pageants she works out.
And big-hearted-she'd do ,most anything
ALTA MAY BRACE
ALBION, N. Y.
Alta May holds the record for being the
most per square inch of any person we know.
Wouldst have some evidence of her ver-
satility?
She is the "all-round" track athlete, but
her athletic interests M. Brace every activity
sponsored by the god of gymnastics. In fact,
whenever Alta May sees any sort of gym
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Q V h AS Q1 youire working on. . , But' her versatility is not limited to-the
ff. B' Q Flrlfllly, her 1'00m IS an example of Judy s athletic sphere, for Alta May's artlstic
Tj me remarkable decorative sense-and the way ability evidences itself not only in cunning
Q she does entertain her friends there! Nuf little booklets about spiders, and in exquisite-
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lil A slight figure standing a tip-toe on a hill- Who is the brilliant-haired person plough-
ll top, silhouetted against a trunk of an over- ing down the hockey Held with mammoth md
hanging treeg a hand that gives yours an gasps and desperate lunges? None other than Bm
fi understanding squeeze, as you run down the our little Emily, full-back and stubborn de-
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ll Winner, a better loser. praise from her own gang. But then, after one
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"Oh, I think it's perfectly dreadful!" She
doesn't really, you know, but dreadful is
Jeanis own peculiar word, and she must use
it.. And when things a.ren't dreadful, Jean is
"crushed," yes 'fsimply crushed,', though
why she should be, we can't see, when she has
a family that showers her with chocolate
creams and sixty ,leven ardent admirers who
send her gorgeous orchid and gold corsages
and load, her down with specials. Besides, it
isnit everyone that can make a dress and
bake biscuit, plan a house and administer an
income, and still have time to always be the
very most fun-if we didnlt know Jean it
would be perfectly dreadful!
PAULINE CARR V A '
GOUVERNEUR, N. Y.
We call her Polly-short for Pollyanna-
though she has funny little its of temper
that blow over before we realize they've
begun. Then shels such a good sport, she'll
do anything for you. Well do we remember
that famous, rummage sale with Polly pa-
tiently sorting shoes in all stages of dilapida-
tion, only to have her neat rows in chaos
before live minutesc of appraisal had passed.
She took it all as a ,good joke and repeated
the process. VVhenever we crave movies,
bridge or food we yodel for Polly. She's never
too busy to-indulge.
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GARDEN CITY, N. Y.
When you first look at Bert, she seems so
pretty and petite that you imagine sheis an
HELEN CLARK
NEWVARK, N. Y.
WVe wonder Why it is that everyone grins
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A. funds! Ever since we found her out, she's ellflfely dlffefeflt I'O19- 'Not that She IS11,t
an been busylbut yvith a cheerfulnessy a lgve of brilliant !'VVe.needn t go into that. Helen is an
a work, which is characteristic of her. Her UnaSSUmITIg 111dIV1dU?I1 who fi09S 3 lot, a1Xd Q
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fa -She IS dependahleg she is tactful. She is the her work, as well as through her play, and,
.- kind of girl who,. with th-ese characteristics, as a result,'comes out most amazingly wvellk 8
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ml the Wedding bells ring Out, 128 will be Wish, perfection, for Milly is realistic to the nth
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52 We have long tried to analyze the secret of Didlft S0mebedy .once say, "And tl1ere'S
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Day, 1926, ,528 experienced one lNe 'never could understand how Teddy -
thrills of its existence-the acquired a dignified, saintly,Madeline when ,Fw
Naomi Fordham as the queen her whole being is rustle,l bustle, fire, and ji '
was ever lovelier, was pep. Why shels so busy expanding items for '
or more gracious. And Hfeekly, chasing up data for debates, and -
queen ever loyal subjects! hopping into gym clothes that she'd never -
It was a May Day! And the. End time to whisper such a -long name.
those of us who know Ted's brimful of new ideas land she makes
have seen tight in a them work, tool that keep bursting forth on
have come the average of five per second. We did fear'
been she'd give out from sheer mental exhaustion,
have but' Ted still manages to worry along. VVhen
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good time-our combines the qualities of wit, dancibility,
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ELMIR1 N. Y.
There is a certain quaintness about Ma1'tha
which makes her different from the rest of
us ordinary creatures, but when we try to
analyze this characteristic, we find that there
is nothing certain about it-we can't just
put our linger on it. ,
When We say that Martha is different from
the rest of us, we don't mean that she's not
human-not at all! But none of us will ever
make the perfect housewife Martha will, none
of us will ever acquire that air of cheery
complacency when Working hard and long,
none of us will ever have quite her way of
making people comfortable-which makes
Martha so charming different.
ETHELWYN GIBSON
CLYDE, N. Y.
Down the hall she runs, her high-heeled
pumps tapping the floor rhythmatically, her
black bobbed hair flying. And isn't she pretty,
with her blue, ,blue eyes, and her pink, pink
cheeks? Itls Gibby's giggle, though, that
gives her away, for her giggle has become
proverbial, especially on third floor!
The flock of boy friends is as large as one
might imagine, knowing Gibby, but of them
all, she bestows most favor upon at certain
Irishman named Kelly, who hails from
Colgate way! .
Gibby may be a giggler, but there is some-
thing Inore to her than that, or she wouldn't
be so thoroughly liked. The general verdict is
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lg ing on the bed, quite incapable of exnlana, of us like to elnnk of Elly as she sits with a 2: K
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honest and conscientious. Her ideals are Gracie is-our idea of cute, and ever since FQ
:E worthy ones, and she lives up to them more freshman year we' have all been interested iq
3 than do most of us. She is a good student, in every little thingshe did.
' . and shines particularly in Math-where she When Gracie laughs, you hear her from IQ?
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ORCHARD PARK, N. Y.
"VVhat," we asked Helen's roommate, "is a
characteristic of Helen?" "Well," said Betty
thoughtfully, nshe thinks there's no place
like Orchard Park."
"What," we asked Betty's rornmate, "is a
characteristic of Betty?" "Well," said Helen
thoughtfully, "she thinks there's no place
like Southampton."
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else they are both the victims of a home-
town complex. But we're sure Helen's home-
town must be one quite worthy of being
attached to, if all the collegians it produces
are funny like Helen, and care-free like Helen,
and determined to get what she sets out to
get-just like Helen, too. "Hooray for Or-
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We're all agreed that Sallyis just the name
for her-a person who can be gay one moment
and sympathetic or studious the next.
Besides, Sally wields a mean paint brush
and flourishes a wicked stick of charcoal.
Just to see her in a blue smock, her short hair
in disarray, her nose tip-tilted, and her blue
eyes intent on the easel before her is as pretty
a picture as she could paint.
The time we wonder what's ,become of Sally
is week-ends for she doesn't spend them in
our midst. And glad we are that back she
comes from a house party here or a house
party there, where wide-eyed masculines
succumbed to her charms, the same gay,
companionable individual-th t's ally.
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Q PEKING, CHINA ALBION, N. Y.
EH A We of '28 are fortunate in possessing Alice Balls, fans, crowds of people-sounds like
QQ as one of our members. We self-consciously some good parties, but these same elements md
E Q stiffen with pride when Alice leads in Vespers, are present at baseball games, the former be- .I
QQ or charmingly introduces to us a prominent ing twirled by Mary's expert Hngers into gi
Eli fellow-countryman of hers. We marvel at her most deceitful curves and tantalizing drops,
elk: ease, grace of manner, and sweet shyness that the latter intently watclnng while batter '
'fl win all to her. No wonder we experienced a after batter slinks back to the bench-
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shock when she appeared as a ferocious China- defeated. Thats 1 Mary outwxttlng us 1n
5' man in our Sophomore Speech Ed. plays. baseball. We donlt complain, but she insists iq
The mild Alice had disappeared but even on continuing it literally in private life. Q
then, her delicious humor betrayed her and It's plain to be seen that she's easy to get DQ
Q we breathed a sigh of relief. Alice had not yet along with-always ready to play some prank E511
W left us and we hope she never will. or traipse down to the movies. And when it
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Q' HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. The fact that Pea has piloted '28 safely Eiwiq
In M , , through two years gf storm and stress pro-
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on do .anythmg that requuies perserlerance Of cheery "hello" agre'suHicient evidence of her
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U55 quite frequently. Never, never, shall we for- John deliberately destroying A papers-and
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iz seems to ave a sense of humor herself. Re- saw, has an extraor inary sense of humor that gl
my member her favorite password, "Zeta Rho?" allows the littlest things tocamuse her, and is,
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BLANCHE KEMELHOR -
MADISON, N. J. ' .
Blanche has that cosmopolitan air which
is reminiscent of New York. Her modish
clothes, her softly modulated 'voice, her
metropolitan air, all seem to have the same
New Yorkish savor, which we not only
:Sta looked so much like a Japanese doll that we approve, but also enjoy. ' .
just looked and looked at her all the time. I Does she, we wonder, glean from the mov-
45 ai But when we discovered that she could dance 165-S116 21tfeI1ClS them quite regularly, we
quaint little Japanese dances for us, and klrilow-that kngck of chatting so' easily, witgi
mi talk in the most charming manner possible, t at intereste attentive air, punctuate
V3.0 our delight knew no bounzils. Three years of occasionally by a smile?
BQ knowing 'I-Iatsue, moreover, has convinced Dame Rumor whispers that there are
Q53 us that she's just as capable as she is attract- excellent reasons for Blanche's being attached
HQ ive and just as attractive as she is capable. to Elmira. If this is the case, we suppose
Bw Blanche can't help her affinity, but we think
it would be a calamity for her to like it too
QM much-we like her air of old New York!
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CAMDEN, N. J.
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KATHERINE MCEWEN Vj
LEROY,N.Y. " r
AVVCSTC going to give Kathy a doubly won-
denful write-up-if that's possible-because
we know she's going to be "-'furiousu about
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matter what she is doing. We know her to be a, impression. Donit think Kathy' has a bad ' Fw
girl of jolly disposition, of' strong purpose, of disposition-far from it. She's so full of good 5 ' 3
sincere ideals. If she realizes her ambition to humor that she's -frequently the victim of
become axmissionary in lands far distant, ten hysteria and noise penalties. And as for play- gl
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as she is here. when Kathyis left without a chaperone! ' 1
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WARSAW, N. Y.
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ESTHER MCKERR
CANANDAIGUA, N. Y.
'When it comes to brain power, Esther's
right there, and the surest evidence is pre-
in Q innocent, unsophisticated face, has been sadly sented in Arg class! When we hear her sweep- sr:
3:3 disillusioned, only to find a girl much clever- ing arguments about the dark White race, or 'ag
OE er, and much more interesting than he had conditions in Mexico, we look back upon our Ea
lim previously imagined. Don't you know how own few feeble arguments with shame and ai,
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hi! flashes, as she begins the tale oflthe six little Esther is always absolutely immaculate,
nd McGees? We could never do justicelto Mary's and the appearance which she presents is one
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CANANDAIGUA, N. Y.
. Early in freshman year '28 decided that
Maurita McPherson was much too large a
name for such a small person to possess-
and the cottage of Dwight thereupon christ-
ened her "Illy." VVhy? Wle won't tell! But
now we've discovered that perhaps we were
wrong-maybe the size of her name is meant
to designate the size of her heart. If thatls the
case, then her name's not big enough! For
Illy's the sort of a person who will probably
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HUNTINGTON, N. Y. ' '
Sometimes, looking at Bert, asgshe dashes
about, her dark eyes all a-sparkle and her
dark curly hair framing the' most cherubic
features we've ever witnessed, sometimes
then, it seems as though such a very tiny
and such a very dainty creature couldn't
accomplish half the things Bert does. But
when one discovers that she can'study hard
and play hard and talk interestingly and
write lots of letters' to a certain ,university-
well, it doesn't leave much doubt as to her
obvious versatility, you must admit. She's
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ELMIRA, N. Y.
Almost any very nice afternoon you can
meet Ruth tripping downtownward, and
Cwe're pretty surel movieward. Yep! Ruthls a
movie fan, and just about clever enough to
make a success of acting in them herself.
:Maybe you'll say weire prejudiced in favor of a
tall, willowy blonde with sea gray eyes that
look at you, and through you and beyond
you. Who wouldn't be prejudiced in favor of a
person that's nice enough to make all of us
wish we were one of her very best friends.
' EVELYN MATHEWS
ORISKANY FALLS, N. Y.
"Hungry? You can get apples in 38 Cowles
-a slip of 'paper .in the elevator informs us.
When we trail around there Cfor of course we
are hungryj we get a few interesting side
lights on Evelyn, too.
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for she is creating 'a stunning dress-as
though set-in sleeves and pleatediskirts were
simple.
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to conclude that the wor1d's a funny place,
and she its funniest inhabitant. Weive never
Shelll make a very charming leading lady for , , l
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know that Evelyn's long suit is mothering.
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YORKTONVN HEIGHTS, N. Y.
-Burr-the whistle. Meadsey tips the ball
to her forwards-they connect-a basket,
Guess this college couldn't get along without
Meadsey and as for '28, we know! Why be-
sides, basketball, Meadsey 's our greatest
adornment on the tennis courts. It's too bad
she can't be pulled in for fast driving and
give us poor mortals a chance to crawl along.
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Bay sandwiches. It's such a habit now, we
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bless her.
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OLD PHARERON, GREECE '
Sophia-came to .us this year all -,the way
from'Greece, and since we've alpvays read
about that country as a happy combination
of Eden and Cathay, we envy her for having
known a land beautiful as flowers in the
springtime, a land that slopes down to a sea
enchantingly blue as sapphireg a land where
the sun shines constantly until everything
is bathed in goldg above all, a 'land whose
history makes it a constant inspiration 'to a
person whose appreciation of truly fine things
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heart-but she can,t help it. Florine is a year when we heard that she was a crack
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gill or about History class, Florine upholds her ever assimilates anything in class, because
theory that the verb will soon hold the most every time we see her she's writing letters. is
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as Warmth of her smile, but the blue of her eyes scholarly to the short short ,stories which she
.3 and the gold of her hair that reminds us of periodically peruses and with which she
'Q spring skies and sunshine. Should you inquire proceeds to regale her little friends.
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we would advise ,you not to press the matter, kT10W that Sheis really Very iI1'C6li6Ci11lal, with .Q Q: i
J' as Helen hears rather too much about that a mind Just full of classical literature-or that
U. subject. she can play the piano in a way that makes 9
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NEWARK, N. Y.
Margaret is the sort of person you meet
once in a lifetime. Her ideals are the very
highestg her intellectual prowess the very
strongestg her character the very finest. She
sparkles with wit and humor, and then the
next minutethose unfathomable eyes of her's
have grown seriously intent. Her sympathy
and understanding are ours for the asking,
and her unseliishness is such that in an effort
to help someone else, she is very likely to take
that path which is harder for herself. She is
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ABROOKLYN, N. Y.
Talk' about Efficiency personified-talk
about our Pete-well, thosetwo things are
equal, and are just about equal to everything
else, especially any predicament that needs
solution in a hurry. It doesn't matter whether
she's helping Y.W. in a"rec"room sale, Whether
she is managing properties for -Thespis, or
whether she is busy captaining her famous
walking squad-she always puts her Whole
heart into the task, at hand. But, for all her
capability, Pete's fame extends further than
this! She is noted for her remarkable giggly
squeal, for her terror at the approach of a dog,
and for her apt illustrations of Principles
lectures. VVhenever reliable help is needed,
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:gig These people who persist in dating Whole Gert's such a tiny mortal we wonder how gf
weeks at the Gables, to say nothing of plan- she ever exists, much less pours forth that Si.
'ning and furnishing little houses, have our restless spirit into a world of syncopatiug, H
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Quinlan is a problem. She really is! She's a
problem for the dietitian because sometimes
she won't eat-when she's writing poetry and
can't be bothered.
'Again shels a problem to the psychologist
when she thinks deep thoughts and expounds
deep theories,,right on top of acting like a
lunatic. .
Lastly, she's a problem to the sociologist
-for of all the abnormal behavior! In
fact, when she and Kullman get together,
Will Rogers might just as well retire.
WVe predict that some day she'll live in the
Village with pictures, rugs, and vases fvahzesb
around her, and turn out volumes of modern
poetry that will make Edna and Sara and
Carl and Vachel look like mid-Victorians!
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HERKIMER, N. Y.
You 'see in this ravishing picture the one
and only General Herkimer,.better known as
Aleen. We don't know just how the joke
started, but take our word4it,is one.
Aleen has many general-like qualities.
She's the soul of veracity-can't lie without
blushing crimson. And then she's straight-
forward and frank, and has enough good
sense for a whole army. Besides, -Aleenls
reason always rules her emotion-which is as
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theory.
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If you say anythlng about my loud voice" "Oh, I never was so mad in all my life!"
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Qs can anyone do? Whenlthe VOICE is Mary's mean it. Let her raveg shelikes to! It7s usually
QQ theres nothing annoying about it. Along just trivial things,Tessie liks to rave about. .
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Caroline's hair is about the prettiest brown
hair we have ever seen. Somehow, we can't
help admiring the way it waves back from
her face, and wishing it were ours.
One thing which we remember about Caro-
line is the salt water taffy, which is sent to
her from Atlantic City. And how can we help
remembering? For Caroline's generosity was
such that we've all had a taste of it-and
just ask one of us how good it was!
Caroline's voice is low, and it's nice, some-
how, to meet her in the hall when you're all
tired out, and hear her "hello," She,s the
kind of a girl whose steadfastness of purpose
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MARIE E. SI-IEAHAN
WAVERLY, N. Y. ' '
Whenever we want an especially good
wave, we visit Marie-and get it! She is as
clever with the needle as she is' with the curle
ing iron, and as fast with the typewriter as
she is with the needle. '
Marieis capability, and her business-like
mind, are invaluable to her class, If Marie
has charge of the refreshments for a party,
they are sure to be exactly right, for ,Marie
not only knows how to do it, but we're always
s11re that it's going to be done!
Marie's a jolly individual, with pretty
eyes and pretty hair, and when she's all
ready to step out with the latest boy friend,
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if is evidence of- her ability' to write thought- priately describe the ability to work when
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365 Barbara's originality than the fact .that she judiciously dispose of her time, as you know
3 5 utlllzed foreign substances such as kid gloves if -you've heard her ripple out French poetry E
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Q' 43 nounce to the world at large, that Small and makes us feel. . ' P ' ,
HQQQ-3 Donnelly are the most howlingly funny pair When we're quaking before a quiz we page
in Elmira College. If they should go on the her, and her stock of knowledge gladdens our
5221.1 vaudeville stage, they would not be more hearts.
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frequent and varied, and we hall? Often dithculty, and the best part of it is that she's
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Tag's a riotZ She has only to open her
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cracksj. But she does real-ize the value of
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voiced Helen, waxing panic-strickenly vehe-
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reasons in that rightfully respected class
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QQ ity Fair," we've never been able to make the admonished us not to mention Eloisefs
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The creation of a college debate spirit has been the aim of the debating branch of
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7 sub-varsity Were chosen. The varsity, under the excellent coaching of Miss Geraldine
Quinlan of the Speech Education Department, came through the season with flying
colors, defeating Bucknell WOH16H,S Debate team Q-1 and Wells College 3-0 on the GRI
proposition, Resolved: That prohibiiton by law of intoxicating liquors is undesirable. H
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The Junior Endowment Committee, having exhausted all other methods
of alluring the coy quarter, staged a most marvellous rummage sale this
Spring. We shall transport you to the scene.
Behold, ,two large store windows aesthetically draped with vivid red
gowns, lavender shawls, pink hats, and green scarves. Curious faces are flat-
tened against the glass.
Within the scene is one of exquisite chaos. 'On one table hats of. every age,
size, and quality rise in towering pyramids. Another table bears up row
upon row of shoes-pairs .being widely separated in the most brutal fashion.
Anything from, knickers to evening gowns adorn the clothes line effects in
the middle of the room while across the way books, hankies, shells, hairpins,
and shaving mugs irresistably lure you. Coats mop up the floor. All is havoc
and confusion.
Considering the prices we are marvelling that a sale of such garments could
result in a profit of two hundred and fifty dollars. However, when we look for
the Manager, we realize that nothing less could have been the result for Jean
Harris is not only an ardent, fun-loving worker but an eflicient and clever
rummager. Hereis to Jean-and how! .
Three cheers and a 'rayl for Noriene Delaney who has so successfully chair-
maned the Endowment Committee this year! And three cheers more for said
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We are grateful for the cordial cooperation of our
advertisers. VVe hope their response to the persuasive
eloquence of our advertising managers was based on an
appreciation of their reasoning, rather than the color
of their hair or that college-girl complexion. VVe know
the advertising pages of the Iris have real Worth both
for advertiser and reader. .
You, our reader, can prove this by turning these next
pages-slowly. ' i
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IRIS ADVERTISERS
Suppoffrx
ELMIRA COLLEGE
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Alpert, Joseph ..........,........... 178 Eckel-d's ............. 186
American La France Fire Engine .,.... 175 Edgcomb ........... 182
Artscraft Decorating Shop ............ 195 El-Cor Dairies, Inc. .... ....... . . . 173
Aster, The ...........,... . . . 182 Elmira. Arms Co. ....... I .........,. . . 172
Elmira Coca Cola Bottling Wlorks ..... 185
B Elmira Floral Co. .......,...... . . . 177
, Elmira Foundry .............. . . . 194
Barker, Rose' Clinton CO' "" ' ' ' 183 Elmira Ice Cream ......,.,..,....,. , 188
Barnard Bake Shops 'A""' ' ' ' 159 Elmira-Ithaca 1VIotor Bur Line ........ 192
Barnes '44-"-- , '---" W Elmira Kiiiiiing 1VIills ........ .. 192
Berger and Radml Inc' "" ' ' ' 178 Elmira Oil Co. .................... . . 177
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Bon Ton "A4A...l. h h A 194 Empire Produce ,.......,............ 171
Booth, I. D. Corp., . . ... 191
Booth, W. I. ,...... . . . 182
Brown's ............ . . . 181 F
Brown's Pharmacy ,... . , , 191 Ferguson, M. ....,..... . 182
Bureau of Engraving .... . . . 166 Fridie, A. J., 8 E. E.. . . . 196
Burt ................. . . . 181 Friend-Metzer ......,. 192
F risbie 8: Hamilton ..., 184
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C. Sz K. Laundry, Inc. ..... . . . 178 G
Chenlung Canal Trust Co.. , . . . . 168 Gorton Company. . . . . 190
Chernung Coal Co. ......,. . . . 177 Gosper-Kelly ..,. . . 171
Chemung Foundry ...... . . . 173 Gray, WV. C. Sz M.. . . 179
College Shoe Repairing .,., . . . 181
Commercial Press ....... . . , 192
Consolidated Brick Co. .... . . . 176 H
Costello Shop -...'.',w-- - - D 199 Hamilton Sz Pohlman .... 190
Coil-ell si Leona-d .... . . . iso Harrison Pfsss ------ 174
Craytolfs ...4-4.AA--. l . - 191 Haskell 8: Furfey. , , , 188
Culver Engraving Co... . . . . . 166 Hefefis Bakery. - - - 195
Hogg-Nichols, Inc.. . . 196
Home Dairy Co. ...... 179
D House 8: Garden Shop. . . 181
Dawdy, F. VV., . . . . . . . . 177 Howes Art Stomp , Q A V ' 191
Deistef 31 Butlsf- - - -- - 180 Howell, F. M. si Co.. . . 173
De Luzre Inn. .... . . , 186 Hudson Shoe Co. ...... . . 196
Ds Rlslo '------i-- ' - - 196 Hygeia Ice Cream ......... 193
goanefuillii Jfmes -'-'- ' - - Hygeia Refrigerating Co.. . . . 172
oane s 3X1 ...... . . .
Du Bois Press. , . . . . 167
Duhl Bros. .... . . . 174 I
Durfey, Jack. .. ... 181 Iszard, S. F.. .. ,..,... 185
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Jacobus ........,... 5
Just Fashions, ..........
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Kantz Bros. ........... .
Keeton's, F. A. Sons .....
Kennedy Valve .......
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La France Florist .....
Langwell Hotel ....
Leavitt, Florist ....
Le Vine Silk Shop. . .
Liberty Shoe Co., .
Lockwood's ..... , .
Loomis, Fred T.. . .
Losie Bros. . .,...,.., ..
Lowman Construction ....
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lVIac Greevey, G. A. .... .
1VIandeville Sr Personius. . .
hlansfield, WV. D. Co.. . . .
Nlantell, Henry J. .....,. .
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Merchants National Bank ..... ..., 1 86
Moxley, R. J. ,.........,.. . . . 166
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Olin's Barber Shop ....
Osborne Press ......
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Peck, George YV. Co. ..... .
Peerless Dry Cleaning Co, . . .
Personius, Studio. .........
Peterson's Furniture Co.. . .
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Rawsons, Florist .....,
Rhodes Bros. ,......, .
Roberston's Pharmacy. . .
Rosenbaum ...,......
Rud dicks .......,...
Russell Pharmacy, . .
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Sadler, John T., Inc.. . ,
Scala., Edward T.. . . .
Schoonover's ...,
Schornsteimerls .......
Searles, F. A. ........... . . .
Second National Bank .....
Sheehan, Dean 8: Co. .... , . .
Sheeley Bros. ...... .
Shreibman lk Son ....
Spritz ..............
Stearns, J. N. K Co.. . .
Sullivan, J. P. tk NI. ...,. . . .
Swans Sz Sons-Morss Co..
Swarthout 81 Co. ........ . . .
Sweet lk V an Houten ....
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Terball-Calkins Co.. . . .
Tiffany ............
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WVhitney's Pharmacy ....
Willys-Morrow Co.. . . .
Winner, Seth, Inc.. . .
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With the Best Wishes of
The Tmffeef
of Elmira College
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JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS STATIONERS
STEADFAST STANDARDS
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RUE to human nature you take pride in
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Bureau of Engraving has been building just
that-prize winning college and high school
annuals in every part of the nation. Our pro-
fessional pride demands that we produce
superior workmanship. A glance at the re-
sults of our service on some of the largest and
finest annuals will convince you of this.
Pay ur 4 coll to talk over your annual prob-
lemr and porribilitier with zu. Ouryearr of
experience are at your command for
free advice.
Culver Engraving Co., Inc.
HALF-TONES AND ZINC ETCHING
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR ALL PURPOSES
Democrat if Chronicle Bldg.
59-61 East Main Street
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tomers.
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serving many ofthe grandchildr
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CHEMUNG CANAL TRUST COMPANY
ELMIRA, N. Y.
168
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HARRY L. AND BENJAMIN M. BERINSTEIN, Nlazmzgerf
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KEENEY k MAJESTIC
Keith-Albee Vaudeville Majestic Players
Feature Photoplays in Broadway Successes
STRAND DREGENT
Du Luxe Photoplays Superior Photoplays
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An Elmira-built product used all over the world. The water
Works system that delivers Water into your home, the Hre pro-
tection system for which only the best equipment can be
selected, the povver plant that supplies you with light and
povver are in many cases controlled by Kennedy Valves on the
pipe lines. For half a century, Kennedy Valves have been
building up a reputation for skillful design, honest workman-
ship and dependable' service.
ELMIRA, N. Y.
New York Chicago B San Francisco Sal: Lake City El Paso S I
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PHOTOGRAPHS
Live Forever 417 51' ell the from
SUCCESS AND THE
BEST OF WISHES TO
EVERY MEMBER OF
THE CLASS 1928.
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47.1 W. CHURCH ST.
170
COLLEGE ART SUPPLIES
Gofpezf-Kalb Company
WALL PAPERS, POSTER BOARD
IOS-IIO WEST WATER STREET
SHOES OF QUALITY
' Hosiery to match
LAWERENCE PAINTS Zlfld VARNISHES
BRUSHES, STENCILS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS
HAND PAINTED CHINA
E. PARKER. -
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105 W. XVATER STREET Cnear MEIIQ
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EMPIRE PRODUCE COMPANY!
INCORPORATED
WHOLESALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, DAIRY PRODUCTS, DRIED
FRUITS, SEEDS, SUGAR, ETC.
MAXWELL I-IOUSE COFFEE AND PRAIRIE ROSE BUTTER
HARRY B. FURVIANI
Mgr. EImi:a Btanch A
171
G. H. AND S. F. DEVED
Hotel Reeibbeen
ELMIRA, NEW YORK
To the Faculty
and Students
WE WILL CALL FOR AND STORE
Your Fiery
emei
Winter Geermemtf
During the Spring and Summer
months, keeping them safexfrom
moths and other damage, and
return them to you in the Fall.
The cost is very reasonable.
Write or 'phone 7.48 for booklet.
Hygeia Refrigerating
Com pany
Fear emei Fabric Dept.
Cemplimentf of
SHEELEY BROS.
jflurists
ABSOLUTELY DEPENDABLE
Phone 17.5 Res. Phone 5455
Sgunlfey gametes' A
Flower' Sh ops. Jnq
208 E:Water St.
VE. l mira. NX
ARCIIIE L. WEEKS, Manager.
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
SUIT CASES
TENNIS - GOLF Goons
K O DA K S
Films Supplies
ELMIRA ARMS CO.
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U-HlRA.lIW'91
Defignery - Engraverf - Printerf
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Dance Programs and Banquet Menus
Monograms and Crests designed for
Engraved Personal Stationery
Engraved Weddinglnvit tions and
A Announcements
Appreciation
PERSON IUS STUDIO
COMPLIMENTS OF
Engraved Personal Calling Cards .
Wedding Cake Boxes
4-
F. M. HOWELL 84 CO.
79-95 Pennsylvania Ave.
l Elmira, New York
Claemzmg Faanalmf
EL-COR DAIRIES INC. I
Payrezerigeei Milk and Cream
Freya Barter ami Barfermilfz
4oI DIVISION ST., ELMIRA, N. Y. 3rd and STEUBEN ST.,
CORNING, N. Y
C. A. Petrie 417 Company
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
C O A L
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I9I EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE
ELMIRA, N. Y.
173
J IM SAY's:-
. You Win always
' find at Sprirz's the
5 newest in Rings,
Wrist Watches and
Novelty Jewelry at
' reasonable prices
, , s... - ..... V and
JIM SHIELD
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
PAY PROM YOUR ALLOWANCE
SPRITZ
305 EAST WATER ST., ELMIRA
CENTRAL PHARMACY
KANTZ Bnos.
IO5 East Water Street, Elmira., N. Y.
DUI-IL BROS.
Dealers in A
Fresh Meats of all Kinds
Poultry and Fish in Season
Phone 157
CORNER MAIN AND CLINTON STREETS
LEAVITT
FLORIST
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416 North Main Street
ELMIRA, N. Y.
Phone 634
HARRISON PRESS
Tzfinrers
17.2. STATE ST., ELMIRA, N.Y.
mlaiicfef
DRY CLEANERS
H. L. TALLMAN
PROPRIETOR
MANDEVILLE Sc PERSONIUS
Caumelaw at Law
57.1-57.9 ROBINSON BUILDING
ELMIRA, N. Y.
' Compliments Of
AMERICAN-LAFRANCE FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY, INC.
ELMIRA, N. Y.
175
LOWMAN1 CONSTRUCTIQN
CQRPQRATIQN
1 Geneml Cmfmcfom
ELMIRA, N. Y.
QRICK
C B C I
The Coal Thar Satisnes-Pittston Anrhracite
.Ycrcencd by Elcrtricig
HENRY MANTELL
Coal - Wooii
WOODLAWN AVE. Sc MAGEE s'r.
PHONE 1551
ELMIRA, N. Y.
R. J. MOXLEY
Park Place at Clinton Stf
Olives -Pickler-Reliflaef
Fang' Caker
Cheefe-Crackers
Friiiztr
Whipping and co-,fee Cream
Whitney's Pharmacy
Cor. Davis and W. Wash. Ave.
PHONE 5109
Newtown
Motor Corporation
Packard Motor Cary
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ELMIRA, N. Y. l '
ELMIRA QIL Co
Motor and Factory Oils
Gasoline -Kerosene
, Fuel Oils
616 WILLIAM ST. ELMIRA, N. Y.
It Takes Good
Materials to
Make
DAWDY,S BREAD
CHEMUNG COAL Co.
FAMOUS D. L. 8QW.
SCRANTON
ANTHRACITE
LE VINE
SILK SHOP
IO4 E. NVz1ter St.-Elmira
Alwezyf Something New
KNOWN FOR QUALITY
'fY0ee1f Hee.r6emeZ'f
Second Wzfe
Wou't do the family wash-
Why should You ?U
C. er K. LAUNDRY, INC.
SERVICE' AND Low PRICES , PHoNE me Try U1 New
Ladies' Hosiery
VANITY FAIR SHOP Silk Undffweaf
Umbrellas
I4O EAST WATER STREET ' Handkcrchiefs
Luggage
DRESSES
HOSIERY NEGUGEES BERGER Sc RADIN, Inc.
HANDKERCHIEES SILK UNDERWEAR 137 East Wafer Street
Upmzj,-I Elmira, N. Y.
FINE FURNITURE
And Floor Coverings
MEET ALPERT
And Wear Diamnnd:
J. P. 8: M. SULLIVAN I
111-T13-115 EAST XVATER STREET 315 East Water Street Elmira, N. Y.
Peerless Dry Cleaning CO' FRESH FLOWERS I FANCY FRUIT BASKETS
5 I E L M I R A
.Walled Cleemem V F L 0 R A L
mee! Peeffem CO-
S T R Corner Water Sr. and Railroad Ave.
2.0I 5 TH
PHONE 3137 PHONE 4355 ELMIRA, N. Y.
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SCHQRNSTHEIMERS Everytbing for the College Girl
EVENING AND AFTERNOON GOWNS
COATS : SUITS : SWEATERS 1 BLOUSES
17.9 NORTH MAIN STREET ELMIRA, NEW YORK
S TRUTH CREATES CONFIDENCE!
It is the practice of this store to value its reputation for truth above all A
things. To merit our custOmer's confidence is to us, as important as
selling merchandise. As a matter of fact, the :WO go hand in hand.
TEPPER BROTHERS
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REMEMEE -WQMQQRMMMW, TEPPER-S
Szjfief that make Main Street leak Q , , If
W. D. MANSFIELD CO.
like Fifth Avenue
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'GRAY' s
364 NORTH MAIN STREET, QDnnn Bldg.D
Canfectionerf
308 CARROLL STREET
ELMIRA, NEW YORK
HOME DAIRY CO.
Light Lunches, '
Salads, Baked Beans,
Cream Fried Cakes,
. Cottage Cheese
5OHN'H.DRAKE
' JEWELER
Gmdzttztien Sucgcgeftionf
144 EAST WATER STREET ELMIRA, N. Y
79
HENRY L. DEISTER SHERMAN D, BUTLER
Deister df Butler
SUCCESSORS TO
JOHN BALLY ck SON
,Qaalify Jewelery
330 East Water Street ELMIRA, N. Y.
REPAIRING Plame 849-W
FREDERICK A. SEARLES
12.9. E. WATER STREET
,Typewriters Repaired and Rented
Adding Machines Stationery
Eoegftlving for the 0jj'?ce
SEE coRoNA FOUR
The
Peeaeef' Den
TEA HOUSE
LUN CI-IEON
AFTERNOON TEA
5' UPPER
567 EAST WATER STREET
TELEPHONE
VVOODSTOCZD ELECTRIC
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M" E Students
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Kodak! and Camera Sappleeer
FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE
EXCELLENT
Service and Prices Pleasing
TERBELL-CALKINS
. WE "?'fS,e?'5'f'Y
A 'The' .fIore
313 EAST WATER ST.
QUALITY and SERVICE
AT
LOW PRICES
COTRELL Sc LEONARD
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
EST. 1837. ALBANY, N. Y.
PLACE YOUR BUSINESS
with
Swan df Sons-Morss Co.
INCORPORATED
College Shoe Repaiifin g
I 904 N. MAIN STREET
Do not forget the place Where
you get your
Infzafanee
PHONE 185 ELMIRA N. Y. FMT' C1655
Q EWBLHHED lm ' Shoe Repairing ana Shine
Delieionf Canalief E E I Z I
Swim o if O if a' e 74
Lnnenef F if o no
I B ifoeonfff
ccJACK,S,, -
KEENEY THEATRE
BUILDING
HOUSE 8a GARDEN SHOP
410 WEST CHURCILI sf. X-
Inteifioif Decorating
Exclusive materials for curtains, slipcovers
pillows, upholstery
LAMP SHADES' WALL PAPER
'FURNITURE RUGS
PHONE 1884
COMPLIMENTS OF
BURTS CLOTHING Co.
INCORPORATED
Why not be proud of your printing?
Booklets, programs, etc., that leave
our plant are gotten up in such a
manner that they will be a source
of gratihcation. Let us help you.
THE OSBORNE PRESS
7.1.7. East Market Street Phone 141.1-W
A 'Particular P1'i72f6l'J', '
ELMIRA, N. Y.
WAVERLY, N. Y.
"Ark the U ppef CZEIJIIZEHH
If if zz delight
to feel that
BOOTH?
CHOCOLATES
are becoming more and more
appreciated by the girls of
ELMIRA COLLEGE.
BOOTH'S
CHOCOLATE'S
are made in Elmira,
you know.
.lj Q ll some
AU w
1. .HIMI l
NOVEL CREATIONS EXCLU
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, BE : Ev .
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A - lie -
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mf-f-Milk
-..,,.,.,- SIVE TO OUR SHOP WILL DE
7 V HE '
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E U UAL G rTs
A WE REND R ORTHY Ex-
SWW PRESSIONS or YOUR owN
i. Goon TA TE N PL CE CARDS
g ANT:-P RTY F vo s.
' il THE JACK OF
.ip ALL TRADES "
Phone, 1458 -J
M. FERGUSON
BEAUTY PARLORS
H ozzrf,
9A.M.to5P.M.
T34 E. WATER ST. ELMIRA, N. Y.
EDGCOMBS
FOR
HIGH GRADE
FURNITURE AND RUGS
135 N. MAIN STREET
ROBERTSONS PHARMACY
Elminfx Leading Drug Store
144 West Water Street
ASTER CONFECTIONERY
Home of
Delicious Home-made Candy
and Ice Cream
CORNER LAKE AND W XTER STREETb
A .Map of Me1'it
LA FRANCE FLORIST
Flowers Wired to any point in f
AIHCIICZ or Europe
Too EAST XVATER STREET
Phone 113
0
N
AN ELECTRIC CONVENIENCE
103 WEST WATER STREET
if JZZZUHQIJ' an
at AccEPTABLE GIFT
AT HOME OR AT COLLEGE
I stunning clothes
Toasters : Table Stoves . Waffle Irons
Heating Pads . Curling Irons
have Coffwzunizjy .Yiluerzuarc
, BARKER, ROSE 84 CLINTON CO.
SETH WINNERS '
' ' IO9'II3 LAKE SIIiEET.x
A PRACTICIAL IDEAL
AND IDEAL PRACTICE
The ideal and the parctical are too
often thought of as distinct ----
We do not think they are, and it is
this company's aim to make our
service to you as nearly ideal as
we can ---- I
We do not achieve perfection, but
We try for it.
ELMIRA WATER, LIGI-IT tk R. R. CO.
183
101 103 Established
East Water St. R S- H' HERSCH, OW, 1864
For Sixty-two Years Elmira's Leading Specialist in
Apparel and Millinery for the
College Girl
The l-leat Talks
'STATIONT H.OfITBROADf'ASTlNG
wma A SELECTION BY THE
HEAT FOl.I4i:?j-J
E?
, X
r P ASA SIN
HFS A Gooo
COAI. DCALCR
Q A A Lai
ful l f l
RAWSONS
Flower Shop
HEADQUARTERS Pon ATTRACTIVELY
ARRANGED BASKETS AND ARTISTIC
CORSAGES for all Ocmrionr.
CUT FLOWERS
of a Wide variety AT ALL TIMES
Flowerf wireol to all
party of the world.
FfiSb1C gi H3m11tOU f IOS West Church Street
IO4 PARTRIDGE STREET PHONE 466
Phone 204
JOHN T. SADLER Co., Inc.
Srzrrimmf pmol Hearing Contractors
I 17. LAKE STREET
ELMIRA, N. Y.
ISZARDZS'
MAIN STREET, ELMIRA
Jay Parker, the floral artist of the
Rosery Shop, is prepared to decorate
the College for all college events in-
cluding dinner dances and teas.
He also makes up artistic bouquets
of lovely old-fashioned flowers and
bouquets for formal occasions
EDWARD T. SCALA
D131 Cleaning, Prening ana' Repairing
Phone, 1334-J. 119 RAILROAD AVE
Goods called for and returned.
DELUXE INN
Breakfaft a la Caffe
Luncheon Dinner
Special .Yanday Dinner and Lnnclaex
MRS. IDA OWEN'l
Conipliinenzir
ELMIRA COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS
TELEPHONE, 1116. '
Coinpliinenzir of
THE WILLYS -- MORROW COMPANY
18
5
Tbmgf Thar Awaken
Yom-' Desire For SZLCCKIJ
There's a precious fortune being handed to each student of
the Elmira College - in knowledge, experience and character.
Combined together, those and other things your course will
bring, will make you keen for living - and keen for Winning
above the average. Y
Through The Merchants National Bank, many of your pre-
decessors in classes of this far-famed institution, have acquired
the experience in handling and conserving money which is so
essential in every Held of life. The same friendly service is
at your disposal. .
TI-IE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF ELMIRA, NEW YORK
C. R. SAYLES GEO. F. FEAN ,
ECKERDS
J, E. sWAETHoU'r Sc co. CUT RATE
JEWELERS S T 0 R E
COLLEGE JEWELRY '
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco
RATHBUN HOUSE CANDY '
CORNER ELMIRA, N. Y.
' Patent Medicines
and ,
Toilet Articles
For 4 Rubber Goods and Sundries
TAXI 1
CALL OUR Morro
6 I G "The man' of the bert for the least"
CITY TRIPS joe.
186
COMPLIMENTS OP
J. N. STEARNS 84 CO.
YELLOW CABS MMETERED " OR BUICK SEDANS
" Deaf Take a Chance Take a Yellow "
TAXI - 44
RHODES BROS. IO4 W. GRAY ST., ELMIR2., TNQ T
' I
AT VVRIGI-ITS ELECTRIC STORE
A in Yea will jivzel a complete ana' .
. M. 3 , Jafiffaefozgf dJ'J0lfl77Z67ZVL" of
.I fl I I ELECTRICIAL APPLIANCES
'I ,,' and ACCESSORIES
JE A Beautiful lampf for the Bozeeleir or .finely
E -.
A YW --ELECTRICAL REPAIR XVORK --
-- RADIO SUPPLIES --
WRIGHT ELECTRIC COMPANY
118 N. MAIN STREET ELMIRA, N. Y.
187
HEEHAN, DE .
-W ar
I
A Sz C0 sf
I '
Stylish Ready- to e sf
'S In Great Variety get
Select styles in young women's Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Sweaters, Furs, Lingerie, Negligee, Corsets, French
Gloves, Dainty Neckwear, Hosiery, Toilet Articles and
Luggage of all kinds.
You can always find here beautiful feather-weight
woolens, such as Soft Cashets, Lustrous Twills, Richly
Colored Plaids, etc.
The Largest Line of Quality Silks, Dress
nd Wash Goods in the City
Linens a
XJV
FRED E. DURFEY
RALPH1. HASKELL
HASKELL di' DURFEY
GENERAL coN'fRAcToRs
A SPECIALTY
Y
JOBBING
ELMIRA, N.
Telephone 2168
617. WILLIAM STREET
A ICE CREAM
Divirion
ELMIR
AM CORPORATION
GENERAL ICE CRE
188
T0 Famzlzjf
fmt! Students .'
No matter the size of income
Or allowance, it goes farther
if budgetted. N
We are glad to supply you
with the books for this pur-
pose.
ln fact We are glad Ito help
you in any way While you are
in our good city.
Yanrx my Z'7'1lbl,'
THE
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF ELMIRA
WALSH 84 REAGAN
139 East Water Street
Fifteen Floors of
FURNITURE
Ruos
WRITING DEsIcs
CEDAR CHESTS
MAHOGANY DESK LAMPS
TEA TABLES
MIRRORS
SHIRTWAIST BOXES
CHAIRS
REED FIBER FURNITURE
CARD TABLES
l N
BARNARD
BAKE SHOPS
INCORPORATED
133 EAST WATER STREET
W D. JACOBUS
Wafer in
Gold '
and
Silver
Sorority Jewelry
Commencement
Gifts
17.0 MAIN STREET
Elmira, N. Y.
HOTEL LANGWELL
Elmira, N. Y.
175 Rooms Ioo Baths
New Annex now open with 5o Rooms and Large
Assembly Room Accomrnoclating 150 People
'f 51' ,be R016 :Room "
An Excellent Place to Dine
Bmzqzeetx and Special Dinnerf Catered To
JOHN H. CAUSER se SON
PIERCE df BICKFORD
ARCHITECTS
J. H. P1ERcE, F. A. l. A.
H. H. BICKFORD, F. A. I. A.
R. T. BICKFORD, A. I. A.
:.
.Qi
118 and I7.0 Lake St., Elmira, N. Y
HAMILTON if POHLMAN
Dependable Jewelery
JEWELRY
OF
QUALITY
Call ur for correct time
315 EAST WATER STREET
ELMIRA, N. Y.
THE GORTON COMPANY
Elmira, N. Y.
Wbeafe .ffmzrf Clatbef
Ariel Moderate Prieef
Prewzil
WHERE ALL THE COLLEGE GIRLS SHOP
LOSIE BROS., INC.
ROOFING
CONTR ACTORS
f
0.4
760 Baldwin Street
Elmira, N. Y.
F. A. KEETON'S SONS
WHOLESALE
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
ELMIRA, NEW YORK
Compliments .
of
TRVING D. BOOTH, INC.
RUSSELL PHARMACY
Tbe'P1'e.fc1'iprio72 Drug Store
FLOYD S. RUSSELL, PH. G.
goo N. Main Cor. Third St
ELMIRA, NEW YORK, ,Q
x
Good Tbingf to Em'
CRAYTONS CANDY STORE
IIO-I 17. NORTH MAIN STREET
'COLLEGE BOOK STORE
' Bookf Tmtionefyf I i
Penmznzir
E g ving and Di: Wcrk a Sp l y
Note Books i ,
EI-MWA, N- Y' H I G. A, MACGREEVEY
313 East Water Street ELMIRA, N. Y.
STOP AT '
ART AND GIFT STORE BROWN'S PHARMACY
-5. , for Ice Czfemfo
144 and 146 East Water Street
Elmira, N. Y.
WHEN YOU HIKE
TO HORSEHEADS
COSTELLO SHOP
Carries 21 line of
Smart Millinery
Reasonably Priced
108 COLLEGE AVENUE
CHRIS BIGGS
PROFESSIONAL PH ARMACY
Main Street, Corner Gray
ELMIRA
Elmira-Ithaca. Motor Bus Line
Lv. Elmira Daily, 7:00 mm., 17.230 p.m., 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, 8:00 zI.m., 5:00 p.m.
Lv, Ithaca Daily, 8:30 z1.m., 1.200 p.m., 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, 9:30 zI.m., 7:30 p.m.
Codcfacx mu be cfmrlcred for Jpccifzl trip:
OFFICES 301 E. MARKET ST., PHONE 5-W
ELMIRA KNITTING MILLS
ELMIRA, N. Y.
nv.
RAYON SILK, UNDER GARMENTS, PAJAMAS
NIGHTIES, DRESS FABRICS
Finer: Qzzaligy
Friend-Metzer 84 Co.
JUST FASHIONS
INCORPORATED
DEALERS IN
, SILK HOSIERY LINGERIE
Cbozce Meats, Sazzzfacge LADIES,
Pmlm, Oyffm REEIEQQQMEAR
and Cldmf PIIIMROSE HoUsE TOILET ARTICLES
149. East Water Street
PHONE 605 154 LAKE STREET Elmira, N- Y-
LIBERTY SHoEs Phow,
' .Ymfzfft Navelgf .
Fooiwemf and
. 0':i3i,if::ifz1 45OSwhMm
I ' L " P' Lake St. .
'A 3 -'LW I7 PHONE Prmters of
Z f f- 2 cc ' "
. 312. College Weekly, The S1byl
fig X I '
Service Plum
192
Compliment: of
CCLOCKWOOD AND H15
CLEANERSN
109 E. Churchx Street
5
PHONE 4310 ELMIRA, N. Y.
OUR GUARANTEE
OF
SATISFACTION IS
I-IYGEIA
C ol dk? Ji
Qzmlizy
I-IYGEIA ICE CREAM CO., Inc.
FROZEN PRODUCTS
Phone 117.1 , x
.E . cu fo Q -
jx ' Circle the UJoj'14T?
Qi W' Sport wztlz
gzagsllnq I
kECI.L1llg7I'l'1
- Rf -
if
E
STE Sssf5x?.R2HS'- F-i3
GEO. I-I. QL1N's
Bmfbeff Shop -
fav TI-IE CQLIQEGE GIRL
BEST WISHES
TO
'18
BON-TON TEA ROOM
NEW' LOCATION
315-39.7 EAST WATER-QUpstairsj
LUNCHES A DLNNERS
New Private Dining Room of L!l7'fg6V Cizpizcify
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
LARGE BANQUETS DANCING
OUR ENTIRE OUTPUT
eiifem into the Mizniifiicriiie of
A GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
TURBINES ' GENERATORS ' MOTORS
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS RADIO
Electric Products of Every Nature for
Fastow-Farm-Home
ELMIRA FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. A
194
ARTSCRAFT
DECORATING SHOP
Complete Lim' of
ARTISTS MATERIAL
Alfa az Veg' Beazztifzzl Auaiftment
of Demlcommziar and Stencilm
4oo N. MAIN STREET X Phone 5433
C. W. O'SI-IEA
.fboer and Hafiefjf
146 West Water Street, Elmira, N. Y.
Education Develops
Appreciation
WE HAVE BROUGHT
RARE GIFTS
OVER OCEAN HIGHWAYS AND
LAND HIGHWAYS
FOR YOUR SELECTION
LITTLE GIFTS OF BEAUTY
- ARTISTIC LARGER GIFTS
McEARLIN'S STUDIO
GIFT SHOP
158 Main Street .,
Elmira, New York fy
DOANE 81. JONES
LUMBER co.
We specialize in floors of oak
3
2 Y6Z1"6Z.S'
ELDRIDGE PARK HARMON KSC PATRIDGE STS
NORTH SIDE SOUTH SIDE
ELMIRA, N. Y.
PETERSON ' S 'f
. I
A Complete New Stock of R
FURNITURE AND LAMPS
At Moderate Prices
Phone 397.0 513-.515 Norm MAIN S-r.
SCHOONOVERS
Dutch Chocolate Shop
Homempzfle Cfzmiief
Fountain Lzmclaer
STI PARK PLACE
I
A. J.-PRIDIE-E. E.
DRY CLEANERS
RUG CLEANING
319-311 CARROLL ST. PHONE 4001
I. MILLER
Beazzzfifzzl Shoes
Hudson Shoe Company
Compliments of
I-IOGG-NICHOLS INC.
HEATING AND SANITARY
ENGINEERS
TELEPHONE 3 32.
58 Baldwin Street Elmira, N. Y
SWEET and VAN I-IOUTEN
BRIGHTEN- UP
PAINT STORE
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES
ARTISTS, SUPPLIES
t Grades of Wall Paper and Wall Cove
17.7 N. MAIN ST. Phone 1489 ELMIRA, N Y
ELMIRA COLLEGE
JEWELRY
Moderately Pzficeci
L. Shreibman 8: Son
RELIABLE JEVVELERS
2.14 East Water Street
Alwfzyf Ark For
H E I-I E R' S
BREAD AND COOKIES
Fzrxt rn Faflazan
w DE RISIo
A. De Risio, Designer
Exclzuive Gowm
180-187. Main Street Elmira, N. Y
GEO. W. PECK CO.
HARDWARE
IO1-IO8 State Street
Elmira, N. Y.
Camplimenfx of
ALBERT CHESHIRE QT' SONS
Rmlfow
Complimenzir of
MRS. ISRAEL B. KETCHAM
Rockville Centre
New York
Camplimcnzir of
MR. AND
MRS. E. R. CARR
X
Complimmtx of
MR. AND MRS. H. A. FAILING
Complimmtx of ,r
MR. AND MRS. JOHN W1 TAGGART
Cofnplimszztx of
MR. AND MRS. HARRY ACKERMAN
C Camplinzmtf of '
THE FATHER AND MOTHER or'
' SARA BETTINGER.
C077ZPli77Z67Z1-'J' of
MR. AND MRS. M. U. FORDHAM
Caizgmtulgtiafzf to '18
FATHER AND MOTHER OF
BETTY CAMPBELL
Complimentx of
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES STRACK
Our Bm' Wifber to tba Clan of '18
MR. AND MRS. R, W. JESSUP
Beit 4WiybeJ of Q
MR. and MRS. HARRY E. XVEBSTER
. From
"Quinlan's" Family
WISHES GOOD AND VVISHES GREAT
ALL OF THEM FOR TWElf1'TY'EIGHT
Cqmplimefm of
MR. and MRS. B. E. MARTIN
Complimentx of
NORMA SMITH 197.6
MARION SMITH 197.8
Bert Wiflaef from
Teddy's Father and Mother
MR. and MRS. THEODORE WEMPLE FRINK
Complimentx af
DR. and MRS. ETHAN A. NEVIN
But Wifbef for '28
MR. and MRS. WILLIAM MILLIGAN
Camplimentx of
MR. zmd.MRs. .V. R. BRUCE
Complinzenl: of
MR. and MRS. F. W. BAXTER
Camplimcntf of
REV. DR. and MRS. DEWITT L. PELTON
New York City
Complimentf of
MR. and MRS. M. H. KING
Compliffzevztf of
P MR. and
MRS. JOSEPH HOWERTH
Complimentf of
MR. and
MRS. CHARLES S. WRIGHT
Bef! Wifbef to '28
MR. and
MRS. WILLIAM PETERMAN
5 Complimefztf of
DR. and
MRS. HOWARD S. BURDGE
X
I Complimezznr of
MR. zlhd MRS. E. H. GORTON
Bent Wifloef A'
MR. and MRS. DAIJIONIBAIRD
Bert Wifbcr of
XVENDY LU'1iZHOFF'S FATHER and MOTHER
CW7ZP!i77Z5lZfJ' of
MR. and MRSl. D.'A. LOUPE
Complimevztf of
DR. and MRS, F. VAN RENSSELSER PHELPS
Complimezztf of
MRS. EDMOND T.. POWERS
Bert Wixlvef t0 1928
MR. and MRS. ARTHUR WARD WILLIAMS
Y Complimmtr of
MR. and MRS. DAUM
But Wixbex
MR. and MRS. GEORGE ALBERT CHESHIRE
Compliment: of
MR and MRS. HENRY M. LEWIS
Complimrnt: of
MR. and MRS. F. H. HARTLEY
Bert Wixbex to
the Clan' of '23
MR and MRS. CHARLES DELANEY
Camplimevztx of
MR. and MRS. FREDERICK A. RAY
But Wifbcx from
MR. and Mrs. LEGRAND A. PHILLIPS
Compliffzezztx nf
MR. and MRS. FRANK LEHLEY
Brant, N. Y
WISHES
Bert Wifb to '28
MR. and MRS. LESTER G. TURNEY
Cmzplimentx of
MR. and MRS. B. W. HEALY
Kingston, N. Y.
VVISHES
Bert Wifhef to '28
MR. and MRS. HEASLY
Cofzzplimefztr uf
MR. and MRS. H. L. V1sscHER
Akerman, Catherine
Alexander, Elizabeth R.
Austin, Floris
Ball, Violet L.
Beard, Norma
Bloxham, Helen M.
Briggs, Esther M.
Bryson, Lois L.
Bunnell, Ernestine
Carr, Virginia W.
Cook, Elizabeth lil.
Crane, Marjorie
Dahlquist, Mabel
Eddy, Lucy L.
Edwards, Dorothy L.
Egbert, Jessie NI.
Elder, Lois J.
Elliot, Thelma
Elmendorf, Nlargaret
Eloury, Jeanne
Faber, Lillian
F assett, Jessie T.
Ferris, Edna
Fields. hlargaret Mi.
Fraser, Jean L.
Frey, Marjorie
Frisbie, Elizabeth G.
Frost, Loraine H.
Galpin, Helen M.
Gardner, Mildred L
Gill, Elizabeth S.
Goodwin, Nettie
Gotwald, Nlary F. S.
Gurney, Edith
Haase, Elizabeth
Hamilton, Sarah
Harding, Naoma D.
Harmon, Marion Fay
Harrington, Ethelwyne
Aber, Lodemah E.
Ackerman, Nettie A.
Baird, Evelyn E.
Baltimore, Ruth
Barbour, Edith Loretta
Baxter, Verna M.
Bentley, Fayunna
Bettinger, Sara J.
Birchard, Mary Helen
Birkholz, Alice P.
Blake, lVIarian A.
Blitz, Barbara
Boyer, Julia A.
Brace, Alta lVI'.
Bruce, Mary Louisa
Brundage, Emily G.
Burdge, Beatrice
Campbell, Elizabeth B.
Carr, Jean
Carr, Pauline L.
Cheshire, Alberta K.
Clark, Helen
Clark, Diary E.
Collins, Julia L.
Coss, Kathryn M.
Daly, Kathryn
Senior Clam Roll
Hewitt, Anne E.
Hill, G. Helen
Holbe1't, Pauline E.
Houck, Gertrude J.
Howard, Florence
Howard, Helen
Iredell, Patricia
Jones, lwargaret C.
Kahn, Esther
Katzman, Helen
Keil, Elsa
Kennedy, Dorris
Kingsbury, Ruth F.
Klebert, Elizabeth
Lee, Virginia
Letlingwell, Esther
Loomis, Alice NI.
Lutzhoff, Solvieg
Lynch, Margaret
McBride, hlarion S.
McKown, Alice
Maclc, Nlary hladelyn
hlallam, Elizabeth
liiathews, Dorothy
lilaxeiner, Cathy
hiiller, Catherine
Mills, Margaret L.
Morse, Anne J.
Noyes, Olga K.
O'Dea, Catherine
Parker, Nlary
Parker, Violet M.
Parsons, Blargaret Youn
Pfisterer, Marion L.
Pitts, Elva NI.
Platz, Alise M. '
Polgreen, Edith
Pratt, Louise B.
Printice, Marjorie
fzmior Clam Ro
Danks, S . Jane
Daum, lwildred J.
Delaney, N oriene
Donnelly, Rita M.
Doney, Ethel RI.
Faber, Margaret
Failing, Dorothy
Feeney, Rosemary
Fordham, Naomi
Frink, Madeleine
Fudge, lVIartha l.
Gibson, Ethelwyn
Gorton, Helen
Gray, Eleanor E.
Hanley, Helen L.
Harris, Jean
Hart, Olive BI.
QHartley, Grace E.
Healy, Miargaret A.
Heasly, Nlary A.
Holmes, Helen M.
Howerth, Sara E.
Hsiang, Alice Shien-yeh
Hughes, Mary E.
Jacobs, Marjorie
J ellitfe, Margaret
E
Z!
Prior, Frances
Ransom, Margaret Ruth
Rapelyea, Cora N.
Rapp, Marian E.
Richards, Leah B.
Roberts, Ruth F.
Robinson, Eleanor A.
Seaberg, Sigue
Senif, Edith
Shaw, Virginia
Sidney, Mary
Smith, Margaret Todd
Smith, Nlarion L.
Smith, Snowden
Solomon, Elizabeth
Sterling, Catherine
Stewart, Edith
Sullivan, Geraldine
Sullivan, Joan
Swartwood, Mary Catherine
Sweetland, Ruth
Thomas, Janet
Thompson, Martha
Troxel, Janie D.
Truesdell, Dorothy
Wagner, Gertrude
Walrad, Katherine
Washburn, Helen
Whittaker, Josephine
Wilhelm, Alice' N -i
Williams, Aline '
lVilliams, Edith
Williams, Katherine .
Wlillianison, Gail'
Wilson, Margaret
VVilson, Rhoda YV.
VVolcott, Grace "
VVolff, Eleanor I
Yossie, Edna
Jessup, Helen C.
Johnson, Laura Al
Kanda, Hatsue.
Kemelhor, Blanche
Kimber. Constance V.
King, Elizabeth
King, Lulu -
Knight, Imogene
Kotrba, Sylvia V.
Kullmann, Elma F.
Lattin, Virginia B.
Laycock, Gertrude lil.
Lehley, Christine
Lewis, Josephine J.
Losie, Jeannette
Loupe, Florence
Lutzhoff, Wlendy '
Lyman, Elizabeth
McElharey, Marion
lVIcEwen, Kathryn J.
McGee, Mary E.
NIcKerr, Esther M.
lVIcPherson, Maureta
lVIartin, Alberta
Martin, Ruth
Mathews, Evelyn A.
Q01
junior Clan Roll-
Meacl. Eleanor L.
llichaelidou, Sophia
Bliller, Florine
Biilligan, llargaret
Mills, Helen M.
Blorley, Doris
Blurphy, hlary Alice
Nesbitt, Pearl B.
Nevin, Alice Margaret
Pelton, June D.
Pelton, hlary B.
Peterman, M'il'drecl A.
Phelps, Esther B.
Phillips, Helen I.
Pollock, Kathryn
Powers, Gertrude
Quinlan, Ruth Nancy
Agresta, Josephine B.
Allen, Dorothy
Allison, Elizabeth
Anger, Dorothy B.
Armstrong, Frances S.
Ayers, Helen
Bacon, Dorothy G.
Baillie, Jean
Baker. Josephine L.
Ball, Harriet
Bang, Eugenie hi.
Barney, Susan B.
Bell, hflildred A.
Bergman, Dorothy
Berinstein, Blanche
Berinstein, Janet
Bishop, Emily
Bohn, Gladys
Bott, lVIarvel
Bowdish, Constance
Bradley, Cornelia
Brewster, Cynthia
Bridgewater, Anna B.
Brown, Virginia
Buckley, Margaret
Buehrle, Laura
Burgess, Esther
Burket, Mary
Christian, Jean
Clark, Katherine E.
Clemens, Florence
Clelnow, Laura
Collier, Cornelia
Collins, Lois
C onger, Ethel
Conley, Euthene
Cooke, Esther Elizabeth
Cooper, Pauline
Cope, Dorothy
Couch, Jane
Cowden, Helen E.
Craw, Catherine
Crowell, Helen V.
Dakin, hlarion I.
Dalton, Laura
Darch, Dorothy
Davis, Clare M.
Dearborn, Bernice
Ray, Aleen
Reed, Beatrice H.
Rhodes, Erma I.
Ries, Helen
Roop, Emma S.
Rose, hilary
Ryan, Teresa. J.
Schmertz, Carolyn M'.
Sheahan, Nlarie E.
Shelton, Barbara
Siemens, Harriet
Small, Katherine
Smith, Gladys
Smith, Helen T.
Smith, hlarion
Sollie, Esther NI.
Stephenson, Lois
,Yopbomore Claw! Roll
Delbridge, Esther
Dorr, Esther Louise
Doyle, Marie
Drake, Vivian
Dudley, Isabelle
Easton, Edith
Engdahl, Anna
Epstein, Rhea M.
Farley, Gertrude
Fee, Rachel
Fitch, Ida.
Fogarty, Louise
Francois, Bernice
French, Ernestine
Friedman, Lillian
Fudge, Marjorie
Gates, Emily
Gilbert, Margaret L.
Given, hflary Elizabeth
Godley, hliriam
Green, Lois
Guillemont, Melanie
Guillot, Irene
Haines, Evelyn
Hale, Ethel
Hall, Migy
Hanna, Doris
Hardy, hflary
Healy, lllarion
Hill, Katherine
Houck, Ruth
Huntley, Norma
Hurd, Dorothy
Ja.y, Virginia
Jones, Esther
Jones, Kate Helen
Judge, Lucile
Junker, Evelyn
Kernan, Dursilla
Kingsley, Margaret
Kohlhaas, Ruth
Kopf, Lillian
Lack, Linda
Laird, Thelma
Lamb, Helen
Lantz, Helen
Larson, Jennette
Lee, Helena
Continued
Strack, Dorothy W.
Taggart, Dorothy
Tambling, Helen
Thomas, Rachel
Vagg, hlelva
Visscher, Jean
V osburgh, Edith L.
Wlebster, Margaret M.
Wlestern, Helen K.
Wlestlake, Harriet B.
lvetherald, I. Helen
Wickham, DeEtta
XViegand, Rebecca E.
Wlilliams, Eloise A.
VVilliams, Erma
Wright, Katherine B.
Lefferts, Margaret
LeRouX, Nellie '
Lowe, Ruth
Lueck, Catherine Elizabeth
Lynch, Kathryn
Lyon, Helen
lVIcCarty, Ann
McCleary, Dorothy
McIntyre, Helen Frances
McKibbin, Beatrice
lVIacKenzie, lVIildred
Mallery, Ruth
Marsh, Louise
lVIay, Lynd H.
Mayo, Jane
Melvin, Mary Louise
Merrick, Alice
Metz, Cornelia
Miller, Dorothy Elizabeth
lVIiller, Eleanor Elizabeth
Nliller, Nlary Elizabeth
Mills. Ethel
lVIills, Marion Steele
hiorrill, Louise
hlurray, Marjorie
Musselman, Elizabeth
Muth, Mary Esther
Nugent, Mary Louise
Oberdorf, Nancy
O'Connell, Margaret
Olmsted, Wlarion
Olsen, Marion J.
O'Neil, Diary
Otte, Margaret
Partridge, Frances
Persell, Reba
Phillips, Helen A.
Potter, Alice H.
Potter, Margaret S.
Reed, Evelyn E.
Rexford, Florence A.
Robison, Helen
Rogers, Alice M.
Rogers, Gertrude A.
Rolfe, Elizabeth
Rowley, Virginia
Rumsey, Virginia
Rutter, Ella P.
202
a
.fopbomore Clam Roll-Continued
Ryan, Aileen B.
Schneckenburger, Nlarion
Shanl, Helen '
Shields, Ethel B.
Short, Mrs, Maude H.
Slater, Shirely
Smith, Evelyn IV.
Smith, Margaret E.
Snow, Edith
Sollie, Alice E.
St. Clair, Margaret
Stephens, Yiolet
Adams, Virginia E.
Allen, Katherine B.
Allen, Lillian
Andrews, Nina BI.
Ardan, Frances Y.
Baltimore, Adelaide
Baylis, Doris
Bear, Elizabeth E.
Bell, Ruth A.
Bennett, Dorris L.
Benoy, Nluriel A.
Bishop, Doris
Bowen, BIary N.
Brett, Eileen J.
Briggs, Sara J.
Broornell, Virginia P.
Brown, hfarjorie R..
Buchan, Elizabeth
Burt, Florence
Cain, Dolores M.
Callow, Alarguerite J.
Carter, Helen D.
Cieri, Lena
Clark, Edna F.
Clarke, Edra AI.
Cochrane, Irene Mi.
Conklin, Catherine E.
Cook, Helen M.
Cover, Sara A. f
Cowan, NIargaret' A.
Creitz, Mary Louise
Crocker, Cynthia A.
Cruikshank, Helen AI.
Dale, Florence B.
Daly, Elizabeth W.
Daniels, Flora E.
Davis, Dolores J.
Deacon, Elsie
Dearborn, Dorothy J.
Delo, Eleanor L. '
Dick, Grace C.
Dillenbeck, Dorothy
Doherty, Ruth
Dunstan, Mary E.
Dwinell, Rachel O.
Emerson, Grace J.
Fitch, Irene L.
Foehrenbach, Mildred A.
Frost, Celestia A.
Gall, Charlotte S.
Germer, Nlarian F.
Gerry, Helen S.
Gleason, Edith C.
Stevens, Ethel
Stewart, Carol
Stover, Parepa
Stowe, Barbare
Stuart, Dlargaret
Tapp, Gertrude E.
Thomas, IVIargaret
Tingley, Clara
Tuller, Laura
Tweedale, Helen
Von Horn, Agnes
WVa.lker, Emily
FV6Jf7W2d72 Clary
Gould, Elizabeth E.
Granger, Mary S.
Graves, Lucy M.
Grippin, Jean B.
Grisbon, Rose M.
Gross, Clara C.
Hagar, Catherine M.
Hall, A. Verda
Hampton, Gertrude L.
Hardy, Sarah A.
Harman, hlarjorie G.
Henry, Dorothy A.
Hoag, DeEtta E.
Hoover, Anna E.
Horton, Elizabeth R.
Howard, Frances J.
Ireland, Cornelia D.
Johnson, Margaret AI.
Kimball. Marjorie D.
King, Helen E.
Knotek, Rose F.
Larkin, Eileen A.
Letteer, Yoto Z.
Lewis, Margaret Y.
Lownie, biarion A.
McCarthy, Frances
BI cC owen, Lucy M.
IN'IcElhinney, Nfildred
AIcKerman, Ellen B.
Alcllllillen, lNIary
Ra
McMullin, Gertrude W.
MacNeil, Erma
Madamba, Josefina G.
Magee, Charlotte
Manor, Inez Alice
BIartin, Katherine L.
Masten, Lois E.
NIattriski, Yaleria
Milligan, Martha F.
Biistarka, Edith J.
iVIorgan, AIary E.
Bloshier, Helen G.
Bloss, Alice
Muller, Philomena BI.
Mytton, Mary E.
Neish, Itlargaret A.
Newman, Edna
O,Brien M. Veronica
O'Connor, Katherine
Pattison, Blay A.
Peters, Elizabeth T.
Pettee, Marguerite L.
Plimpton, Laurie J.
Wlebster, Sarah C.
Yvegener, Elaine
VVest, Marie
WVhite, Helen R.
White, Nancy
Wilcox, Marion L.
Wildoner, YVinifred
lVilliams, Elizabeth
Wfilson, Jessie R.
VVing, Elizabeth G.
Wlolcott, Laaira A.
Prechtle, Phyllis J.
Proctor, Lois E.
Puder, Charlotte
Raynor, Dorothy E.
Rees, Elizabeth YV.
Regensburg, Elizabeth
Reilly, Dorothy K.
Reynolds, Louise F.
Richards, Isabel M.
Ritter, Dorothy K.
Robbins, Marcia D.
Roberts, Winifred J.
Robinson, Katherine J.
Rodgers, Edythe A.
Roe, Nlildred E.
Rollins, Wlinifredx 'K
Rosinski, Anastasia A. f f
Rosser, Helen M.
Rowley, Gladys I. -
Schaad, Leonella Y. '
Schulcr, Frances S.
Schwab, Frances A.
Shannon, Olivia GJ
Smith, Gwendolyn B.
Smith, Louise
Sprott, Helen Bl.
Stemmermann, Marguerite
Stevens, Catherine
Stowell, hlarion L.'
Sun, Diary ,
Swanson, Ann M.
Sweetland, Grace E.
Taylor, Hulda
Thiel, Rena F.
Thompson, Lucile
Thorn, Katherine F.
Trimble, Euphemia
Trismen, Lillian
Tsao, Ching Wu
Tunney, Anna
Ueberroth, Florence S.
'Walker, Blary E.
Waller, Cynthia D.
Wells, Rosemae
Wenck, Alice
Wihite, Lucile
Hlhitney, Eileen
Ivood, Catherine
Wfoodcock, Margaret
Wioodruff, Helen
Wooster, Eleanor
Q03
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