Elmira College - Iris Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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FACULTY JEANNE ALLINGRY A.B., Auxerre, Franceg A.B., Elmirag Sorbonne, 1921-'22, '23-'24, '28-'29 Assistant Professor of French CATHERINE FINTER B.S., Miamig M.A., Columbiag Certifi- cate Hygiene and Physical Education, Wellesley Assistant Professor of Physical Education LYDIA BOURNE WALSH B.A., M.A., Welleslcyg Diploma, Uni- versity of Heidelberg, Germany Assistant Professor of Botany RUTH HOFFMAN A.B., Wellesleyg M,A., Cornell Assistant Professor of Biology and Botany ESTHER V. HANSEN A.B., Vassarg M.A., University of Wisconsing Ph.D., Cornell Assistant Professor of Classics HAZEL ESTELLE MACOMBER B.M., M.M., Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester Instructor in Music fPianoj W. THOMAS MARROCCO L.R.C.M., M.R.C.M., San Pietro Ma- iella, Italyg B.M., Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester Visiting Fellow in Music fViolinl LEROY MORLOCK B.M., Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester Visiting Fellow in Music lVoicel ESTER KILLIGREW B.S., Simmons Instructor in Euthenics HESTER HASTINGS A.B., Browng Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Instructor in French DONALD L. FINLAYSON B.S., Dartmouthg M.A., Brown Visiting Lecturer in Art LAURA MILLER BAUMAN B.S., Elmira Instructor in Business Administration LAURA CHAPEL CARPENTER B.A., Elmira Instructor in Business Administration GWYNN S. BEMENT Elmira College School of Musicg Cor- nellg New York Universityg Eastman School of Music, Staatliche akaclemische Hochschule fuer Musik, Berling Musik- schule und Konservatorium, Basel, Switzerland Assistant Professor of Music HELEN M. HITCHCOCK B.A., Smithg M.A., Yale Assistant Professor of Art ALICE M. MORRISSEY B.A., M.A., University of Rochester Ph.D., Radcliffe College. Assistant Professor of History RUSSELL G, GAGE B.Ed., Illinois State Teachers College M.A., Columbia Assistant Professor of Education MILDRED OAKLEY B.S., Elmira Instructor in Physical Education LUCILE BUSH B.S., Columbia Instructor in Nursery School JANE ROSS MOORE B.A., Cornell Instructor in Spanish FLORENCE BROUGH GILFETHER B.S., Columbia Instructor in Euthenics KAROLENA Z. RHOADES B.S., Elmira Instructor in Business Administration LIBRARIANS HARRIET G. BROWN B.S., Carleton Librarian EDITH L. CARPENTER Ph.B., Vermont Assistant Librarian ANNE J. MORSE A.B., Elmira Assistant Librarian ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF ELIZABETH MCDOWELL A.B., Wellesley Assistant to the Alumnae Secretary ALBERTA PORTER Assistant to the Bursar Manager of the Book Store BERTHA C. FOORD Dietitian, I'I0usc Director HELEN ELSTON B.S., Elmirag M.D., Cornell Medical School College Physician DOROTHY BARCUS A.B., Elmira Secretary of the Bureau of Appoint- ments and Extension Division PAULINE STAFFORD R,N. Student Nurse CLAIRE BOWMAN R.N. College Nurse ISABELLA W. FINLAY Secretary to tlre President JEAN F. MANNING A.B., Elmira Secretary to the Dean FRANCES MACDOWELL B,S., Elmira Matron of Harris House CAROLINE GODFREY A.B., Elmira Assistant Dietitian T151

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J FACULTY CORNELIA PORTER DWIGHT M.A., Elmira Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus GEORGE IVIORGAN MCKNIGI-IT B.iVI., Elmira Professor of Music, Emeritus FRANCIS A. RICHMOND B.S., Cornell Professor of Chemistry I-IOLLISTER A, HAMILTON A.B., Rochester: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Professor of Classical Philalogy ELIZABETH LEIGH WHITTAKER A.B,, Cornellg Sc.D., Elmira Professor of Biology E. MARGARET GRIMES A.B.. M.A.. McGillg Ph.D., Columbia Professor of French Language and Literature JOHN R. TUTTLE AB., Stanfordg Ph.D., Cornell Professor of Philosophy GERALDINE MORROW A.B,, Elmirag M.A., Cornellg Leland Powers School Professor of Speech ELMER W. K. MOULD A.B,, Uniong M.A.. B.D., Yaleg Ph.D., University of Chicago Alexander Cameron MacKenzie Professor Biblical History and Literature MARY CLEGG SUFFA AB., A.M.. Brown Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy ALMA MONTGOMERY BS., Lincolng lVI.A., Columbia Professor of Eulhenics and Director of Nursery School MARY MEGIE BELDEN A.B., Oberling Ph.D., Yale M. finsticc Harris Professor of English Litezature M. GEORGE SCI-IECK A.B., Rochesterg M.A.. Princetong Ph.D.. Cornell Professor of Psychology NDA LANGDON A.Bf, Bryn Mawrg A.M., Ph,D., Cornell Professor of English Literature GEORGIA L. FIELD A.B., Smithg A.M., Ph.D., University of Colorado Professor of English Literature RAYMOND B. STEVENS A.B., Denison Universityg B.D., Roch- ester Theological Seminaryg Ph.D., University ot' Michigan Professor of Sociology SFRANCES M. BURLINGAME A.B., Radcliffeg Ed.M., Ecl.D., I-Iarvafd Professor of Psychology RUTH BUKA M.A., P'h.D., University of Berlin Professor of German Language and ' Literature MARION A. AMES A.B., M,S., University of Michigang M.A,, Ph.D., Bryn Mawr Professor of Chemistry EDITH A, FARNHAM A.B., Wellesleyg M.A., Ph.D., Cornell Professor of History GEORGE M. KAI-IRL A.B., Wesleyaxmg M.A.. Princctong Ph.D., Harvard Professor of English EVELYN C. AVERY B.S., Simrnonsg M.S., University of Chicago Associate Professor of Euthenics GRACE A. THOMAS A.B., Western Marylandg M,A., Uni- versity of Michigang Ph.D., Cornell Associate Professor of English AGNES M. ORBISON A.B., Bryn Mawrg M.A., University of Missouri Associate Professor of Biology GERALDINE QUINLAN A.B., M,A,, Elmirag M.A., Cornell Associate Professor of Speech :IAbsent on leave. I I4 I HELEN SOPI-IIE DAVIS A.B,, Elmirag M.A.. Cornell Associate Professor of English FRANK HARRIS A,B., Clark Universityg M.A.. Colume biag Ph.D., University of Minnesota Associate Professor of Economics BENJAMIN MUNN ZIEGLER A.B., New York Universityg LLB., M.A., Ph.D., Harvard Associate Professor of Political Science FRANCES M. WRIGHT B.A., M.A., Brown Assistant Professor of Mathenrrrtzcs and Astronomy E. LUCILLE LYON A.B., lVl.A.g Elmira Assistant Professor of French THOMAS J. TOOLE Ph,B., St. Bernardsg M,A., I-Ioly Cross Assistant Professor of Religious Education l

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARION N EWMAN . . . . President EVELYN SNVEET . . . Secretary MARION SYVAIN . . .... Vice-President ADELE SHINN . . . . Treasurer DR. POTT ...... . . . Patron Saint SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Professor Sandy Pott, with many a shake of his galopy ears, was presenting his final lecture to the Class of 139. The topics of today's brief lecture-I always try to be brief Cthough my appearance is against melj-is: 'My Class of 1393 Their Fun, Faults, and Foibles.' Upon outlining my subject, I found, strangely enough, that there are no faults in the Class of 139, but, feeling that I might be just a wee bit prejudiced, I decided that I at least ought to include the topic in my title. But our fun and foibles-well! We started right off the bat with janet Brown as our Freshman Pres- ident-and it's lasted right through Cobbie's, Ginnyis, and Mim's administrations. Scoop of the season was the announcement of Bill-oops, pardon, Dr. Pott, as our Patron Saint. Then we burst forth into the social world again at the Freshman Banquet. What foodl Thinking of food reminds me of May Day at VVatkins. I didnyt attend-but I hear tell the sandwiches were great. And speaking of sandwiches recalls those won- derful hot dogs we so magnanimously shared our Sophomore year with the juniors and Freshmen I16I at their picnic. And remember the food and fun provided by the Potts at the Country Club! Soph I-Iop came next, with a date bureau for the shy maiden-I had a date with a smoothy fox-terrier myself. Hate to mention food again, but our Buddy Party, Sophomore Luncheon, and May Day Breakfast were the best ever. junior Year-ah-I grew two inches in dig- nity the day you first wore your caps and gowns. You were pretty dignified, too, with your little sisters CI adopted two myselfj. But your dig- nity disappeared 'midst the excitement of Junior YVeek-end-I was told my dignified Dr. and Mrs. Pott learned the Big Apple! Then came Iris Dinner-and- Do you mind if I jump ahead to Senior Year? I was so excited Senior Week-end! My cap and gown are beautifull I wore them today-I' Here Professor Sandy's ears drooped even more and tears slid off his velvety brown cheek. I wore them today because they remind me of Senior Week-end and the play, of our teas and picnics, our classes and studies, our fun and our foibles-and because, most of all-they remind me of you I