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

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. 1920 Oh, 1920, for you we're cheering, Oh, I 920, now herels to you . . The following pages belong exclusively to 1920. Read, l920l Do not take too seriously or too lightly the jibes or praises of your fellow classmates herein proscribedg they are made in jest. . . All we dream or do, is jesting, And ourselves, the butt of the jesterf' 17

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1 Our Presidents To DOROTHY CRANE Freshman President We owe appreciation for the instillation of ideals and principles which we have endeavored to live up to since that day in October, 1916, when we elected her our first representative and the organ- izer of the Class of 1920. To FANNY JANE THOMPSON CMrs. Marion S. Cadwellj Sophomore President We show our appreciation of her efforts in our acquired self-con- fidence and optimism. Fanny Jane inspired the class in general to be sportsmanlike and she accomplished much in stimulating class spirit. To RUTH BRIDGE WIN KLER junior President We express our sincere gratitude for her loyalty and staunchness in the service she rendered to 1920. We have always been a diffi- cult class to manage and many disputes and uprisings have had to be settled during our career. Ruth was a capable leader and a com- petent judge in matters where much diplomacy was needed. To ELIZABETH CARRISON Senior President We wish to dedicate a place in the Hall of Fame. Elizabeth has succeeded in overcoming many difficulties with ease and courage. She has united the class and has led it to victory in the true Teach- ers College spirit. In social affairs she has no equal and in athletics and class functions her never tiring energy has spurred us on to greater achievement. We cannot express our full appreciation, but we wish you, Elizabeth, all the success of a lifetime. 16

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NELLIE VAN DYCK W 1 Brooklyn, N. Y. Institutional Administration A wise woman Will have many siclelights on her composition and in her smuces many shadingsf' FAITH LOUISE WASON I All Lowell, Indiana ' Primary Education , I ' JULIA CORINNE TROY ' Centerville, Maryland , Household A rts Education Her friends she counts as many Her enemies are few She will carry cheer and gladnesa ' in whatever she may do 18