SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Sally Sarah E. Hof.max.v In land ' General ' Charlotte Saranac, X. Y. Oh, why should Life all labor be. Our Lady of Victory Academy Dominion College of Music She comes, she goes, we don ' t know when or where or how. She studies, too. But as we said before, we don ' t know when or where or how. Letters, letters, letters, she writes and writes — and we know when and where and how! Class Bluff. Marion J. Holland Plattsburghj N. V. Commercial ' If you would avoid trouble, always look for the funny side. of the question. Delta Cliorilan Plattsburgh High School Here ' s one of the old stand-bys of the Irish Brigade — the studious, industrious, over- worked Marion. Nonchalant, hlase, sangfroid, insouciant, only partially describe her. If ever anyone mastered the Art of Indifference, it ' s our Marion. Notwith- standing this fact, she has a certain tenacity of purpose that convinces us she will make a success of anything she attempts. Treasurer Clionian Sorority (1). Charlotte Hclihan Hoosick Falls, X. Y. Commercial I cannot say one thing and mean another. AK Hoosick Falls High School Everyone knows just what Charlotte thinks about her. She is perfectly frank and open in everything she does and we all agree that we need more of her kind. President AK . ' 2fi.

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Dot ■■])„ ■ Dorothy Mildred Goodspeed Malone, N. Y. Commercial The secret Of success is constancy of purpose. Plattsburgh Norma] High School Few of us have taken Normal life and our studies more seriously than Dorothy. She has stuck to her work with most admirable persistence and we feel sure her efforts in the teaching field will meet with success. Mary Grimes Schaghticoke, N. Y. General You know I say just what I think and nothing more or less. Delta Clionian Meehanicville High School When we finished spelling the name of the county from which Mary hailed we were so out of hrcath that we were willing to concede that she isn ' t unusual without reason. Sincerity and frankness are her watchwords and here eyes, as clear and blue as those Irish lakes so dear to Mary ' s heart, unerringly mirror the purity and truth that is part of her. Most Dignified; Class Will; Athletic Council, ' 95j Recording Secretary Clionian Sorority. l. Dorothy Frances Henry Brooklyn, N. Y. Commercial I am resolved to grow fat, and look young ' till forty. Delta Clionian Erasmus Hall Dort came all the way from Noo Yawk ' ' to join our class and add honor to it. Dot ' s chief worry at Normal has been finding a man for the dances, but Lor ' Bless I ' s, we fail to find cause for the worry, for she ' s the one girl in school who always got one! We predict a brilliant and well deserved future for you, Dorothy! Recording Secretary Clionian Sorority, ' -2i.

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Fran -Sylvia • ' Gladys Frances Mahv Johnson Mohawk, N. Y. Commercial The glass of fashion and the mould of form. AK Mohawk High School Lots of people say that they wouldn ' t know Fran unless they saw her in a Dodge sedan beside Johnny. This shows that she can ' t blame anyone for not speaking, when she Qccationaily walks down town. Treasurer AK (1); Best Dresser. Sylvia Johnson Jamestown. N. Y. Commercial Beautiful in form and feature. Lovely as the day. Can there be so fair a creature Formed of common clay? AK Jamestown High School Sylvia has been an inspiration to most of us throughout our three happy years together. With an unusual degree of common Sense and judgment, rare beauty, and a delightfully charming personality, she has endeared herself to every member of the Class of ' 25. Class Beauty; Secretary Athletic Association, ' 21; Editor-in-Chief Cardinal. ' 8 and ' 25; President AK , ' 24; Honor Student. Gladys E. Keddy General ' Gentle of speech, but absolute of rule. Champlain, N . Y. Champlain High School Gladys is one of those quiet unassuming girls who sits in class with an air of rapt attention and never misses a thing. She never bobbed her hair, as you can see for yourself. She told us she would never have it bobbed unless she went crazy, but from all indications another week of Juvenile Literature would have accomplished what Dame Fashion, with all her wiles, had failed to effect.