Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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Cabos: SHERMAN CLARKE, Sherm Alfred, N. Y. Prep. School--Alfred Academy . '7 'Mf1u Philosophical, Athenaean, Y. W. C. A., Del. ' ' I to Student Vol. Conv., Rochester 131, Footlight Club 11, 2, 3,1 Pres. 131, Honors 11, 21, Class ' ,M ,,-. Pres. 131, Varsity Basketball 11, 2, 31, Capt. 131, y , ' Class Basketball 11, 21, Capt. 11, 21, Kanakadea ' 5 staffup, Ladies' Glea Club 111. 'N , 'F' I X 'xv 1 Grind, grind, grind, el 1 , ll -1 Big honors would she find, at S 11 I Dribble, dribble, dribble, l ,I I To make girl's varsity a riddle, l , I At lyceum, in debate, before the footlight, I Our president's at her height, I K Tho, she fain would need more eyes, , I 'Tis this banner she would prize. 1 1 4 , VICTOR HUGO DAVIS, Vic Alfred, N. Y. I -A . X l ' - 1 Prep. School-Alfred Academy . 5 J . 1, BR Philosophical, Orophilian, Y. M. C. A., Seminar, .X - Student Senate 111, Glee Club 11, 21, Kanakadea Staff 4 ' 131, Class Basketball 12, 31, Class Football 121, Der N, ' 'X l-M Deutsche Verein 131, Academy English Assistantl31. ' 51 ll 'N ' at l A A Ill- t A white headed fusser is Vic, 41 f R K At teaching English quite slick, l di? -I-'f'-f'-' 3 '14 jj A smooth man in the gim, ' With a big voice for a ymn. . fx I V With a girl at the Brick 1 il He gets mighty thick. L 5 He appears like a saint, . l .....- r 2- Here s a tip that he Maint. X9 aiggfqjyhgg K, ' h 30 W G4 .H 'i3?aL'7Qr '

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ELPHA ELIZA BURDICK, Stub Nile, N. Y. Prep. School-Friendship High School Scientific, Athenaean, Y. W. C. A., Honors 125, Der Deutsche Verein l3J, Music 42, 35, Class Basketball fl, 21, Stukey Cl, 2, 3 plusl. Then there's Elpha, she's our spoonerg But we like her for all that, For her nature's most Art istic, And her day dreams Elluite realistic. She's a mind for mat ematics And a wondrous 'mount of tact. She's a favorite at the Steinheim, fJust ask Jimmy 'bout the factl. She's a favorite elsewhere, too, Cannot some wise head guess who? MELVA ARDARETTE CANFIELD, Betsy Friendship, N. Y. Prep. School-Friendship High School Philosophical, Athenaean, Y. W. C. A., Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Convention, Rochester 121, Class Basketball fl, 2J. A calm little maid, and demure, Yet with gems of thought, rich and pure, Through patience and hope most enduring Melva's record grows most alluring, Yet her ideal is a domicile, Nor would she long ponder its style. An artist, for a model mother, Need look for no other, Happy object of the Dutch preacher's wile! 29 45-.xt .f 1 'L . gf I L-X as J W' 'f 'ss f .4 ,. ' ft 4 ' - - 1-l , l N X -1- 1 r4'Lf7lfl M 1. ' BTEC' F 'C ' fs J' ' ' . ,. .r .5 l t 'vel 1:0 ii' 4 I . ' ' Nik. flilllllwe ' .lil I 'lixl-fi all W .5 ' r . ii ' , . , . Il , 'l . ' 1 illx ggi' - , . ' 1 ' if 1 -V ,:1L. : - . 1, .s ' i --if h -Z ' ' ' Lintf - ... l ' -P! . Q fy L elllll M X is J ', Q iQ 16 K rs -Aff? I' AX ,F 5-Q-ef X '!45W WTG-GDL.

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MARY LOUISE IRISH, Hsamlll' Friendship, N. Y Prep. School-Friendship High School Philosophical, Athenaean, Y. W. C. A. Kanakadea Staff133, Der Deutsche Verein 133, Seminar 13 3, Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Conven tion, Rochester 123, Class Basketball 11, 23 Brick 113. The Carpenter man said a fpleasant word, When he met me that rst day. And the Carpenter man, why haven't you heard He is tall and big-and say, If I hadn't met that Carpenter man- Why actually, girls, he's a charm. Just name me a better one if you can, Who'd be great at running a farm. JOHN WooLwoR'rH JAcox, Wooley Alfred, N. Y. 1 Prep. School-Alfred Academy CLASS THE. JUNIOR, Aww mms A me-vacmen 'ro rr's 112.1 SH ELEMENT - 59 Lose- MARY g wonnzk wmv you ARI. so 1.0016 'i l' 193 1 ' hs. e , I 4 1 ' Sify F9 - M X l ' L' V li A I 1, '+i--fs . .-11' Scientific, Orophilian, Y. M. C. A., Field Meet f 7' Cnampion 11, 23, Varsity Baseball 123, Varsity Foot- ball 113, Class Football 123, Varsity Basketball 12, 33 Class Basketball 12, 33, Capt. 123, Handball Champion 113, Footlight Club 133, Board Athletic Directors 133. Here's a bumper to our Johnny Who's a ladies' man quite bonnyg He's a Junior ever ready, At the Steinheim mighty heady. 'Tho his ideal is a farm, Society for him has a charm. On the track he's mighty speedy, And for a Senior slyly greedy. 31 H lm A 5 X. , 3 warez 1 . ll l1'll 3, , f r',1a1