Adelphi University - Oracle Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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Florence M. Powers . . . Robert G. Redlefsen .... Marion F. Relph......... Helen E. Roth........... Mary J. Rowlands........ Gertrude I. Sayler....... E. Madeline Shiff....... L. Oliver Shiff......... Bessie Stanton.......... Ethel M. Steger......... Ada Stephens............ Elaine Stevens.......... Mabel K. Swezey......... Charlotte A. Ulrich...... Edna J. Wakefield........ Loretta M. Walsh........ Julia T. Welles ........ Lillian I. Whitlock..... Ida M. Williams......... Marguerite M. Williamson Mary B. McKeown......... .................. 56 Macon St. • • • • 282 Van Buren St. ................1414 52nd Street .....................428-8th St. ................131 Lenox Road ................544 Second St. ........457 Franklin Ave. ..............457 Franklin Ave. ................757 Quincy Street Dongan St., West Brighton, S. I. ................43 Green Avenve ..................1070 Dean St. ................73 Lefferts Place ................i85o-59th Street ................333 Clifton Place ................188 Eight Ave. ................480 Greene Ave. ..................184 Macon St. ..................Jericho, L. I. ..................15 Lefferts PI. ................587 Bedford Ave

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Junior Class President...... Vice-President Secretary...... Treasurer ... Historian.... OFFICERS ..................Grace A. Broadhurst ......................Jane H. Davis ...................Ruth E. Goddard ...................Florentina Caras ...................Florentina Caras Genevieve W. Beavers Ethel A. Bishop...... Florence Boole....... Matilda A. Breid.... Grace A. Broadhurst . Blanche G. Cantor. . . . Florentina Caras..... Ivan R. Coffin....... Jane H. Davis........ Lauretta I. Delaney . . Grace Delano......... Alice R. Fish........ Alice M. Fuller. ...•■ Ruth Goddard......... Theresa Grant........ Paul C. Handrich..... Selma Isenburger..... May Levy...... ..... Blanche E. Lopez..... V. Adelaide McCann. . Mary Meehan.......... Grace E. Mills....... Rachel Natelson..... Helen G. Newton...... Carrie H. Olsen..... .......50th St. and 15th Ave. ...........954 Gates Avenue ...........313 Sixth Avenue ........17 Montgomery St. ........ 290 Lafayette Ave. ...........254 Garfield Place .................398-8th St. 512 Seventh Ave. Asbury Park .............j 74 Remsen St. 7 Laurel Ave., Stapleton, S. I. ........512 Lexington Ave. .............105 St. Felix St. ........ 670 Vanderbilt Ave. ....694 Willoughby Avenue .............1024 Halsey St. ............94 Greene Ave. .............9? Schenk Ave. ........73 Willoughby Ave. .............43 Rugby Road ........7°3 Vanderbilt Ave. .............205 Greene Ave. .........245 Washington Ave. ............54S Throop Ave. ........261 McDonough St. .............738-43rd Street.

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History of the Class of Nineteen=Seven Wouldst know the future of thy wondrous class, yet darest to doubt my power, oh, Maid of Xaughty-Seven ? Gaze then into the crystal, gaze deep—there revealed is the past, soon the future shall be unfolded before thine eyes. See Naught-Seven, young and unworldly, welcomed to Adelphi by boisterous Miss Soph. In token of her love, Naught-Six binds the younger lassies’ luxuriant tresses with bows of gorgeous green. But though seeming innocent, she is canny and ere long she gayly flaunts a banner, telling to the world that while the Sophomores peacefully slumbered, Naught-Scten's class offiers have been elected. She has won her first victory. Soon the child graces a ghostly gathering. In vain does her elder sister try to daunt her; bravely and unflinchingly she walks through the darkness amid harrowing shrieks and yells. To forgive is divine. Naught-Seven forgives, and not long after is hostess to her sister, Naught-Six, at a brilliantly conducted dance. And now Naught-Seven is become a Sophomore. Cheerfully she takes up the task of teaching the child Naught-Eight. Mow pretty and proud the little one is as she marches into Chapel, wearing her bow of beautiful red, “just tied by big sister.” Hallowe'en Naught-Seven guides her through the labyrinth of Adelphi halls and stairs. The little sister is a docile pupil and follows meekly wherever led. A more formal bow to society is made. The Sophomore Tea is given. Ever graceful and tactful Naught-Seven is an ideal hostess. That Tea shall go down on the annals of history as unequalled. Two teams are drawn up in line for battle. Rash child, Naught- Eight. wouldst win a game of basket-ball? Ah, no! Fate has long since decided the outcome of the contest. Naught-Seven's team is in- conquerable. It is a bright, clear day, with smiling face and shining eyes. Naught- Seven greets Naught-Five and ushers her into the waiting car. Merrily singing they ride along up hill and down dale, through city street and country road. Again your class is a complete success as hostess.