Elmira Free Academy - Torch / Sagoyawatha Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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 52HH55 -CANADESAGAN• NINA ALLEN One good turn deserves another.” Poor Nina has been wild with fear that we would put something in about her old crush, but most of us know about it so we will not give her away to the few who do not. She seems to favor Buffalo and intends to enter Buffalo Normal School after taking a P. G. course in E. F. A. Well, Nina, remember your own school days and be kind to any pupil to whom you must impart knowledge. Senior Picnic Committee. EDMUND BOWER A child of nature.” This smiling youth hails from the farm. As a child of Nature, she has endowed him with a pair of long and lanky legs, which are admirably adapt- ed to climbing hills. Whether chores are light or heavy, you may be assured that he has a lesson or two every few weeks. We are sure he will make a hit with the inhabitants at Cornell Ag. Senior Banquet Committee. THOMAS DUGGAN. I dare do all that may become a man.” Thomas is a very studious young man. He is so studious, in fact, that he has no time for the young ladies, but only for his books. It is said that the only young lady friend he ever had jilted him, so this may be the cause. His hatred of the fair sex is very evident, at any rate. Forum. ROSE ALPERT. Skilled is she in the art of music.” Rose is a fair student and she gets her lessons without much effort, so far as we have observed. Although she is rather fond of talking, Rose’s de- sires lie in a musical direction. She is gifted with a good voice and is a good piano player. She in- tends to study music and hopes to become an artist in that vocation. Here’s hoping her dreams come true. Arbor Day Exercises, Lyceum

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 S? 1916 LvJ CANADESAGAN HAZEL CAMPBELL. The words of wise men are heard in quiet.” That’s Hazel exactly. She isn’t much in the art called gab” but she doesn’t miss anything of importance. After all, who knows what she does on the sly? Her eyes have rather a roguish look and besides looks are deceiving, you know. She’s an awfully good specimen of the type called peach.” Everyone who knows her realizes this fact and are glad that they do know her. Senior Picnic Committee. IRENE C. ELLIOTT. A reincarnation of Cicero.” If you have ever heard this maid in a debate, we don’t think you will be apt to criticise the above statement, as she is a surprisingly good speaker. Irene is always telling funny stories and enjoys taking funny parts in plays. She expects to enter Elmira College after a year or two and prepare herself for her life work as a teacher or public speaker. Lyceum H. RANGER COLLSON A modern imitation of Mercury.” Crack goes the pistol! And away he goes hammering down the mile. Another crack! What’s that for? O, he wins! Even if he does run, he can be trusted with our class funds. At any rate, he wouldn’t have much to run with. His cute lit- tle pompadour tickles the girls, and they immedi- ately fall for this noble youth. Nevertheless we know he will make a good record on the course of Time. Captain of Track Class Treasurer Bore not his cheeks the apple’s ruddy glow ? ” Although we hate to make Harold vain, we must admit that he is quite a shark,” and he has the unheard of ambition to make his averages the highest ever known in JL F. A. His favorite pas- times are canoeing and dancing. O! we forgot to mention photography. What more can you ask, girls? Harold expects to go to Chicago to study Osteopathy and here’s hoping he won’t get lost in such a large city. Student Council, Senior Banquet Committee. HAROLD B. COPELAND.