Columbia University Teachers College - Tower Yearbook (New York, NY)

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1919 CLASS BOOK TEACHERS COLLEGE EDITOR'S NOTE The following personals were omitted from the front of the book. .Iep Tuttle 4th Yr.-Made a fatal error and once remarked 'fLovely', instead of her usual Swell my dear ? P P P Gorgia Teeple 4th Yr.-Appeared in the same dress two days in succession. In justice to Georgia let us say this only happened once. Dot Rasey 4th Yr.-Failed to retire at her usual hour of 8:30. Molly Dugan 3rd and 4th Yr.-Let two days go by without saying Kids I'm just famishedf, 4 Ruth Lane-T. C., who has spent four years in College preparing to earn her living' She has been president of several organizations, played basketball, and managed Junior VVeek events-applies for a position. Letter 1. May 15. My dear Miss YI'right,- On the fourth of June I shall be at liberty to accept a position with your Hrm. I shall not be able to arrive until the tenth of next month, as I need a rest. If you have forgotten who I am, you can refer to the 1919 Class Book or the Spectator. I will be willing to accept 519100 in the beginning. Yours very truly, Answe1': My dear lVIiss Lane,- Your letter of the fifteenth received and contents noted. I have never heard of you and have never subscribed to the 1919 Class Book, Spectator, or any other funny paper. Yours very truly, Letter Q. My dear Miss Wright,- There seems to be a misunderstanding between us. I have held several positions in College of responsibility-such as chairman of dance committee, president of class, member of basketball team, and so forth. I know my Held and feel capable of holding your position. As I said before, I will consider 5375. Yours very truly, Answer: My dear Miss Lane,- As I am not running a College or dance hall, I have nothing for you, unless your basket- ball would come in handy as a dishwasher. Yours very truly, Letter 3. My dear hfliss Wright,- I am willing to accept anything you have to offer at any salary. Yours very truly, Answer: My dear Miss Lane,- 'We have an opening for you at S390 a month as checker in my cafeteria. Do you care to consider it? : Yours very truly, Letter 41. My dear Miss Wright,- ' I will arrive June 5th to take up any work as checker. Thank you for your trouble. D Yours very truly. Mildred Reed- How's the weather, Marie? Maid- Fresh and windy. ' 1VIildred- Very Well. Put a healthy flush on my cheek this morning, I'm going out. 91 ,.