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

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A I 920 ,,- V Periodically portly-Rath Taft - Rampant radical-P. Shang OutrageouslysQ'o1iginglGrace,R,oe 4 Popular palmist-Leata jones A is Hio1eousChood1um4E tizabeth Carrison . f Emergency expertf Vera Rogers g Capable climber-joan Rock .Yelling Yankee-D. Qaintard H Officersi Freshman Year 1 DoRoTHY CRANE - - I - - - President MABEL WIDDER - - Vice President VERA ROGERS - - Treasurer MILDRED ADAIR - Secretary JOSEPHINE ROLFE - - Historian 4 A P! V' A , Officers, Sophomore Year In FANNIE JANE THOMPSON ---- President RUTH WINCKLER ---- 4 Vice President .ALICE HOTCHKISS - A - - - -. ,Treasurer MARGARET YOST - - - Recording Secretary ALICE RIDDICK - Corresponding Secretary JOAN ROCK - - - - - Historian ' Officers, janion Year RUTH WINCKLER ---- - President VERA ROGERS - - - - Vice President IRENE KNOX' T - A - - - - Treasurer MARGARET TAYLOR - , -, ' Recording Secretary RUTH ELLIOTT - - Corresponding Secretary JOAN ROCK - , - - - - - Historian 68

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FRE HIVIEH llIlll 'i'lllllIllI ''llIIllll g' 'uulfflmmqu-1':Wm 'I' 1 I IfL, JIIIl' 2441 Thru T. C .'s lofty portals, came the class of '23, Forever it shall bear that name-forever it shall beg The class with pep -a splendid rep - For nineteen-twenty-three! H Officers GERTRUDE ABBIHL - - - - President ISABELLE CARPENTER - - ' Vice President MARY FRANCES SCHADEL - - Recording Secretary ELIZABETH FORESMAN - - Corresponding Secretary DOROTHY BIDDLE - - - -L - DOROTHY DONALDSON - - 4 - Executive Members at Large MARJORIE FOSTER MARY ELIZABETH MCNEELY RACHAEL ROBINSON Class Advisor MISS HELEN FROST 67 Treasurer Historian HR'l-I-I-I-I-IJ

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