Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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RU'l'H l.. P1-111.1,1l-s, PH. B., 419185. QC raaneiiamcei ROSEMARY OWENS Boma, A. B., A. M., CIQIQJ. Instructor in Chemistry, Acting Dean of Women. A. B., Hunter College, 'IOQ A. M., Columbia University, '12, Instructor of Biology, New Haven High School, New Haven, Conn., '12-'13. Ile that is once admitted to the right of reason is made afreetnan of the whole estate. I nstrztelor in Stenography and Typewriting. Ph. B., Alfred University, '11g Student in Harvey Business School, Summer of '14g 'l'eacl1er of English in Oriskany Falls High School, ,I2-,I3Q Teacher of English in Alfred Academy, '13-'14.g Secretary to President of Alfred University, 'I4. flhirle in the simple and noble regions of thy lye, obey thy heart, and than shalt reproduee the foreworld again. 1 1 CQLADYS K. BLEIMAN, A. M., QIQZOJ. Instruetor in Philosophy and Edaeatian. B. A. and A. M., Cornell University, '19g Graduate Student at Columbia '19-'2o. The laws of friendship are austere and eternal, of one web with the laws of nature and of morals. H as

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Q95 rianeirseiuce DQZZ A1.o1's1Us A. XVESBECHER B. S., cI9I6l. Caarh, and Dircflor of Plzyximl Training in Ayrcd Universily. B. S., Washington and Jefferson College, '16g Assistant Coach in Washington and Jefferson Collegeg Coach in the Armyg Coach of Greenburg Hig-h Schoolg Civil Engineer of Westmoreland County, Pa.g Phi Gamma Delta Fraternityg Coach and Director of Physical Training in Alfred University, ,2O-,'lI. 'Tis .raid rourage ix mmmon, hu! the immmxe L-xlcenz in which it is held prove.: il lo he rare. NIARGARET E. I.ANow1a1-IR, A. M., fl92Ol. A.r.ri,v1rz11t 1'r0fc's:m' of zwoflern l,!ll1gIlll.L'E.V. Graduate of National American Teachers' Seminary, '12, Teacher of German in Milwaukee Pulxlic Schools, '12-'17g A. B., University of Wisconsin. '1og Fred Vogel Fellow in German,Univcrsiry of Wisconsin, '19-'log A. M., '2o. Ami Jo every gerznim' work rj nr! ha.: as mufh rmsau for heing as ' Ihr' earth and lhe Jun. . C1.11'FoRo M. PoT'1'1zR, B. S., f1o1SD. ImlrlirlorinIr1du.r1rial 1ll6'ClIfll1iL'J in Ihr College and Smic Sfhool of Agricullure. B. Alfred University, '18, U. S. Army, ,IS-,I9. A' mm: mn no! speak hill he juflqex hilllify, Ilfith his will or rzgainst his will, he draws hi: porlrnil lo lhe vyf of hir rompfmions hy every word. 27

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Q25 Resonance 1 . i l 1 I l H. Aiu.o'rrA Mix, A. M., CIQZOJ. - Imlruelor in English and Public Speaking. 1 ' Ph. B., Alfred University, 'I5g A. M., University of Wisconsin, , 'zog Scholar in .German, University of Wisconsin, 'lgg Assistant in English, University of Wisconsin, 'zog Member of National Association of Teachers of Speech. , The eloquenee of one .vtimulaler all lhe rest, some up fo lhe :peaking poinl, and all other: to Il degree that make.: them good receiver: and eonduelors. - In the Course of Events ETTING down to brass tacks, One should give verse and Scripture for the faith and hope within, but we are infringing upon the gospel of white space. If you will take this with a pinch of salt we will resort to a few common expressions of the faculty. 1l This unsophisticated theme may not appeal to the apperceptive mass. Indeed it would be a lamentable fact to bring about a reformation, if we were compelled to accept Martin Luther's Diet of WVorms. Yet, one can not help feeling that, It is a very simple problem to hammer on a church door. if It is an interesting fact that we enjoy recording such expressions as, That's all there is to it, If you please, At tall, As it were, All right, These ones, and so on. For those who have a tendency toward Destructive Crit1c1sm, we take 21130111011 ofhappiness in announ- cing to you the expression, That there is n't any such animal. 1l In closing, It is needless to say, also perfectly clear, that you are gasping for those welcome words: I 'll let you go for today and for next time we will take the next chapter. K 7 7, ' Let s Go.