Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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. Q 1 'V 3 ' ' 'psgasxf' i 0 5 I Ellie lianakahra HE first effort in the form of a Year Book was compiled by the Class I of 1905 under the directorship of Cyrus Elliot. The name borne by this pioneer book, having some one hundred pages, was The Alfred Book. The Class of 1907 issued the first volume of the Kanakadea, and set the precedent for the classes that have followed. They named their book from the Kanakadea Creek, famed in song and story, that runs through the lower campus. The word Kanakadea is of Indian origin, and means Embrace of Earth and Heaven. In the twenty years since the 1907 Kanakadea appeared, each Junior Class has striven with might and main to make the issuing of the Kanakadea its proudest achievement. As the University has grown so have the successive issues of the Kana- kadea. On each was lavished the work and worry of its board of editors, in order that each might most truly express the many phases of life here at Alfred. QEQCEIHIHIXXU ima? I 161 I . 1 I KU s-w -g 4 355, cl Q 'Q'

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