Elmira College - Iris Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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VUNIORS Oh, don't ask me why I saved all this junk! My friends accuse me of being sentimental. I don't deny it. Take that straw, for instance. Know what that is? Our coketail party! We dragged our little sisters around from one group to another eager for them to meet everybody, ,hoping to impress them with our newly acquired dignity. CLater they became acquainted with our undignilied side as we chatted over food at the Cowle Bin.D No, that snapshot wasn't taken at a farm. Those laughing creatures you sec in the hay are a group of us on the Junior-Freshman picnic. Our efforts to keep our plans secret were in vain, but it was fun being discovered hiding in the haystack. I can feel that prickly stuff down my back now. We enjoyed sharing our hot dogs, chocolate, apples, and big bonfire with the clever Sophomores. Adriana Par1navi.r, Prexidentf Barbara Swirls, Vite-Pre.ride11r,' Marilyn Bowne, .S'ecrermjf,' Berg' jane Hood, Treamrer. This is not just a piece of cotton. Don't you recognize it?Junior Weekend wouldn't have been com- plete without a snowball for a souvenir. It was a wonderful Prelude to Winter! For the first time Prom was held off campus and was strictly successful. The thrill we sensed as we glided over the floor was one of accomplishment. Everyone had a grand time. Here's a newspaper clipping-the one in the middle is supposed to be me. It's a scene from Tom .S'o1oyer. We had a worthwhile experience playing in the big Keeney Theater for those hundreds of children-probably the closest we'll ever come to the professional stage! Tom and I-luck, joe and Sid were perfect boys -real ones couldn't have been better. When we presented it again at college as Junior Thespis, we wondered who enjoyed it most. The pantaloons we wore.. . . 18