Elmira College - Iris Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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ol dlsllfr SQ f fir 14- BLANCHE BACORN Finds good somehow in everyone. Un- hurried Blanche, Whyfore so preoc- cupied, fair maid? One of the ginger- ale twins. Has a really good time at everything-yet so definitely despises the obvious, the trite. Would like a curriculum of horseback riding, a diet of salted nuts, and Howers, Howers everywhere. -ELM! M QQHEGE if ik 'A' MARY BATTERSBY Well-tailored, diminutive smartness. An observant eye for all new crea- tions-hats or otherwise. Serious in- clinations balanced lay frivolous ones. Eyes-large, dark, alive. Affability in speech and manner. A surprising af- finity for cloves. A looker-of-things in-the-face type of person. Peachy.',

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ge 37 -k uk MILDRED BAKER Calculus-Greek-Archeology-and still she smiles. Has the unprecedented faculty for being dressed and having her bed made by 7:30. Worms her way into our hearts by thoughtful lir- tle niceties . . . Artist with a kodak . . . Is anybody going downtown? . . l'Did you do the baked apple? ,f fmt 1938 ms if 55,17 f PHYLLIS BARBER A maker of history-or at least of footnotes of history. The ability to dominate attention like a juggler with her animated, tossing words. For fa- vorite diversions, harmonizing, intri- cate dance steps, impersonations, and carousing in best sellers. Boundless energy for newspaper set-ups and write- ups. Never a lack of aplomb. f+?l'DflTlO3