Hunter College - Wistarion Yearbook (New York, NY)

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B C 5--C01zz'z'uzzea3 Fox, MARY . I Fox by name but not by nature. FULTON, ELIZABETH ' She understands quite fully The title of The Pulley. GIBBON, AIMEE Conspicuous by her absence. GOLD, ELSE She could harness a team with a mathematical chain. ' ' A f GOLDBERG, AMELIA For often fineness compensated size. HOWE, MABEL , ' Mr, Macaulay will now kindly translate. HAWLEY, JULIA - When she's playing basket-ball, Ye gods! how She can run, sir. HANNA, ELIZABETH A good Mark, Hanna. JOHNSON, BESSIE - Queen of Diamonds. KAUFMAN, MARTHA ' The mind is its own place. KLEIN, SARAH , ' Klein, aber Gross, KUNTZ, STELLA - ' Absence makes the heart grow fonder. LEVY, FLORENCE She danced herway from sunny Spain. LOVIS, ETHEL Wagram! Wagram! LESSING, HELENE Full steadily did she gaze, 1 And reproof was in her eye. LOEW, ESTHER jircagle, bells, jingle, bells, ring them all the 9fY3 Oh, what fun 'twould be for us ' To hide her watch away. MCCLERNAN, ELIZABETH Laugh, and your neighbor laughs with you, f IO MCGRORTY, FLORENCE 'Ere's to you, O Fuzzy Wuzzy. BICMULLEN, JESSIE A quick brunette well moulded, falcon-eyed. 4MEYER, ANNIE' Of studie tooke she most care and heedef' I MORRIS, MAY A violet by a mossy stone Halfhidden from the eye. MULLIKEN, BEATRICE She knew herself to sing and build the lofty rhyme. MURPHY, KITTIE Lost-the middle of a speech. Kindly return at earliest convenience. NEUC-ASS, FANNIE H A light to guide, ' A A rod to check the erring and reprove. POLLAK, IRMA ' As wise and good as she is fair. RHOADS, ELIZABETH Laudabunt alii claram Rhodon. -HORACF, Book I., Ode VII. Let others praise the famous Rhoads. ROGERS, MAUDQ MELIUS, GERTRUDE We'll surely win that cake walk. A SOMERS, HATTTE An American girl Struck On an earl. SWALM, IRENE -Short, but Sweet. . TIEDJEN, ADELHEID - IA tall Norwegian pine. , TERWILLIGER, GRACE Nous allons chanter a Si vous Voulez, Que je l'adOre. et qu'elle est blonde Comme les bles. ' la ronde WEISFELDT, ROSE . p First to come, and first to go. ZELLERS, GRACE One ,of the upperten.

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. A C5--Coniizzuea' MCMILLEN, ri RUHL, ELLA M 'A facie? Where sense and sweetness move. EFull weqlil the busy whisper circling round, 1 ILLER, LSIE onveye the dismal tidings when she Sweet and gentle and quietly masterful. .T frqwned' II The laughter of girls is and ever was among Neither a borrower nor a lender be' the delightful sounds of earth. RUSH, FLORENCE MILLER, NETTIE Alas! she fell a victim to fate and love! And hardily she was not undergrowe. SCANLON, CATHERINE MULVIHILL, HELEN Let it be A, let be D, . All the many Sounds of nature One is the same as the other to me. Borrowed sweetness in her playing. SELIG, BELLA 7 0 RYAN, MAY Serene and calm as winter's frosty night. Her voice is ever, soft, gentle and low. STRICKLAND, ANNA A PALEV, RAE A A good laugh is sunshine inthe house. And Frenche she spake full fayre and fet- A CUTS f0I' the blues. 153 WELLS, EDNA PECK' ' AY A perfect woman, nobly planned Friend thouhart, H To warn, to comfort and command. R But stiziient t ou wert never. WOOLLY, ELOISE OLTLHQ 'egg V d. b t Sober, steadfast and demure. o es WI many a win Ing ou , Of linked sweetness, long drawn out. RAE PALEY' LOTUE COHEN There's little of the melancholy element in And whersoe'er we went, like Juno's swans, her. ' Still we went coupled and inseparable. B C 5 BANDINI, IDA COLLINS, JULIA A voice soft and sweet, like a tune that one She may be a chicken, but she can't be knows. plucked. BATES, GRACE I CREEDEN, KATHARINE Even wleeln she pafes fudge, she always men- She takes a Short Vacation Hoes aueer ce aw em' Of about ten days' duration. Professor, may I ask a question ? BASSET, ELIZABETH DONOVANI LILY But as for me though that I con but lyte, I-geggsllow, full words sank through the silence Cn bookes folj to rede, I me delyte. As thunder drops on a sleeping sea. A little more Vlgofouslyl Please-H BERNAT, IULIETTE A FEENY, FLORENCE H my heart signs C3121 tell, ' Let me never Maiden, have watched thee daily, To walk the studious cloister's pale. And think thou lov'st me well. Q COHEN, RAMAH FLYNN' Amee 1 Frenche she spake ful fayre and fetiyshlyf' Maeemeleene A1 ez' COLENIAN, ELLA V Fox, ELIZABETH And hardily she was not undergrowe. Demure she sits beside a lion. 107 v If Jill la :llc .lgilix L,

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CCS ALTHAUS1-L, CAROLINE - - LEVY7 BLANCHE And al,WaS Conscience and tendre herle. A wonderful facility in establishing an iden ASHER, GULDIEV y A tity between others' thoughts and her own. She Works out problems with astounding ease, BTCCLENAHAN, NTARGARET Her reciiations never fail to Please-A , Her cheeke is like iioures white and rede. BEATTPE: EMMA P- - u MoCrowAN, MARIAH I Qlpdtthloutghhp she talketh all the time, Fm- day to night ' e a - e lmqst y Sense' She doeth hir duty with al hir might. BLOOMP GFARISSE TVIELLOR, JESSIE A coaxing smile that seeks to win your love. If you bring a frowning Visage BLUMENBERG, FRIEDA A 'l'o her gaze, you meet a smile. Cgreal! is thcy pozlver, ggeat thy fame, MEYER, JULIA ' ar enne an note IS t y name' Too modest to say she knows a thing, and too BONN, MAMIE bright not to know it. . And bells may ring and teachers scold,' NIONORIEF HELEN ' But I talk on forever. , . 7 , C p Still burns run deep. ANAVAN, MARGAREU'F ,N K , . Sh f I . OLAN, AFHERINE e ee s constrained to uphold the honor of , . , her initial. . A Of all the jokes, the unspoken Joke's, the best, ' The unconscious joke doth sure surpass the CASTELL, MAI 5 CLARK, HENRIETTA 3 CON- rest. V Th ZA-Yr CATHERINE NOSWORTHY7 EMILY e 's they sought to capture fame , A By absent marked 'longside their name. O Whatever ET does The does Well' BERMEIER INNIE CHAPIN7 LILLIAN . Dark but exceedingly bright. Let others make mistakes absurd, ' A She knows a hare is not a bird. PATTERSON, RUTH A COCHRAN, HAZEL - Adept in courtesy and calculus. - She, always with the first, in learning's race, PRICE, RUTH For those competing sets the strenuous pace. Her discipline is perfect, CONDON EVA Q y For she governs with her smile. 7 What though some links be lost, all is not lost, ROOKWELL, ETHEL Y The skilful hand can knit the raveled ends. - 'Y A look of wondering surprise DOYLE RHOADS That ever creeps into her eyes. 7 A mind exemplifying noble traits, SEARLES, FLORENCE Likewise the theories of psychology. She is almost fonder of mathematics than of FLESH LINDA the languages. 7 Some spend their time evolving theories new, SHLIGMAN, THERESA u Some are content inproving these untrue. She hath drunk deep of learning's fount. FOWLER, CARRIE - , Y i ST1'rRs, FEZON The country hath charms beyond the college. Modesty doth add a charm. IIOWELL, LUCRETIA- 1 TAYLOR, MARGARET The scientiic development of the class 'finds And Frensch sche spak ful faire and fetysly.' its culmination in her. A The apple of his eye. LAWSON, MARY Y Yo UNG, FLORAL . Tall, stately and fair to look upon. A girl's the sweetest thing God ever made. 109 i