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

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 55HH53 • CANADESAGAN KARL HAVENS A long and lanky, yet graceful boy.” Karl is one of those genial fellows who are slow to anger but—well you know the rest. He is liked exceedingly well by all who know him, which testifies to the fact that he IS genial. About the girls, now—well, it is impossible to tell whether he loves them individually or collectively. However that may be, he certainly is fond of them. He likes to dance occasionally, but for the most part, he is content to get his recreation by driving a lit- tle Ford around town. His studies—we almost forgot ourselves. You see, we weren't to mention anything about them. E. F. A. Entertainment Senior Reception Committee LOUISE BARNHART Her cheeks are like the roses, Her eyes like two twin stars.” Louise is one of the sweetest girls in our class, and one of the most faithful members of this Cana- desagan Board. (There has been some comment as to why she was so faithful, but we will leave that to be discussed by others.) However, her work herein is a great credit to her. Louise ex- pects to teach in the fall, and we all hope that she will be satisfied with her chosen profession. CANADESAGAN BOARD E. F. A. ENTERTAINMENT Secretary Student Council MILDRED DINGLER I just can’t make my eyes behave! ” O! those eyes! What would one not do for a smile from Mildred ? She is always looking happy and was never known to frown. (No?) It has been rumored around that Mildred believes in votes for women, but we have no proof of this. They say that she is going to be an old maid, but we know better. The Class of T6 will long remember you, Mildred. CANADESAGAN BOARD Lyceum Senior Reception Committee paul mckinney An all-around man is ‘Mac.’” Yes, this is Mac,” who always has a good word for everyone. And did you ever see anyone get sore” at Mac” ? O, mercy no! It would be useless to try. Just to look at him you would know he is an athletic star, and consequently he is a favorite with the fair sex. Football and basket- ball are the happy prologues to the swelling acts, and many are the hearts and games he has won by his playing, not only at home but out of town as well. And Mac has many friends among the fellows who recognize his sterling qualities. Basketball Football Canadesagan Board Senior Picnic Committee

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 55HH52 •CANADESAGAN • BESSIE GRAVES Bess is liked by lots of girls, She’s liked by lots of boys; She simply stars in Basket Ball And raises stacks of noise.” How anyone can be vice-president of a class, play basket ball, entertain callers, and get the re- ports Bessie does, is way beyond our conception. Everyone likes her and she can always find time to help you out in lessons. Outside of school—well, very reluctantly, we decide not to tell on you, Bessie. Girl’s Basketball Vice-President Class WILLIAM MANGAN A quiet lad, yet mighty in his wrath.” Bill ” is a popular young fellow who plays football, and he has won many admirers among the fair sex; still, he doesn’t reciprocate the admi- ration. He is an ardent anti-feminist and will take any amount of trouble to avoid meeting one of those fussy, embarrassing creatures. He is active in all school activities, and is always observed be- cause of his conspicuous calmness. Bill is husky, whole-souled, and generous, and his host of friends will never forget him. Football LEON NELSON An ordinary person, yet Destiny holds for him we know not what.” We call him Deak” for short, not that this name fits him, for we know better, but someone gave it to him, and he still has it. When he isn’t playing football, basketball, or working at track, he is out with the girls. Look out girls, he is a regular heart-breaker! Strange to say he is learn- ing to be a mail-man. Keep it up, Deak, success awaits you. Basketball Football Track Team Class Play LILLIAN McCABE She plays basketball! ” And plays it well, too. Lillian captained the girl’s basketball team through the season just past. And an unusually successful one it was, too,and by her own efforts many apparent defeats were turned into victory. One would not believe it, but Lillian is studious. She is noted for her laugh, which can- not be equaled. Her motto is, If you cannot be good, be careful,” and we believe she lives up to it. Girl’s Basketball E. F. A. Entertainment Lyceum

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 52HH52 •CANADESAGAN• JOSEPHINE FLYNN She has two eyes so soft and blue; Take care!” Jo” also knows how to use her eyes. We take it for granted no one needs an introduction to this coy lass. Just look by the wall in the space between the two doors of Miss Kellogg’s room, before school or after and there behold! you see her intensely talking to her faithful swain, also Joe. This case has lasted long and promises to continue for even a longer time. Especially since she in- tends to go to Buffalo to school, and, strange to say, he is thinking of it, too. JOE BRICKWEDDE I am here, but few know it.” Joe is a quiet fellow with a great deal of energy and a big heart—leastwise, that’s what the ladies say. He comes to school bright and early but not to study. There’s another reason, but we do not need to mention it. He surprised everyone with his baseball ability, and is a valuable asset to our nine. May he make as many friends in the future as he has in the past. Baseball FLORENCE M. WARNER What is more rare than a good disposition ? ” Yes! what is better than to be always good natured and to have a pleasant smile for everyone? Many friends are gained through the medium of a smile, and we wonder what the secret of such a good disposition is? We often hear Florence hum- ming Cornell songs and most of us are surprised that she knows so many. But listen! If we re- member rightly, she has a Cornell song book in her possession, but the question is Who gave her the book ? ” And she’s a wizard at dancing! She is well skilled in the Terpsichorean art and no dance is complete without her presence. E. F. A. Entertainment LAWRENCE O’CONNOR He surely cannot now thirst for another love.” Yep—he’s a great boy with the ladies. He loves ’em all and they love him. To be sure, in our Annual Entertainment he seemed a little uncertain what to do in the fussing scene, but surely this can- not be from lack of experience, — that is, if we are to believe what we hear. But he was just grand ” as the hero in the play, after all. (We wonder did a girl write this?) In school he goes along with- out much trouble, and always gives you a cheerful grin. And dance? He surely can make his feet go, if he is a long, lanky specimen. Heard most any time in a feminine voice : Don’t you adore to dance with Lawrence O’Connor ? He’s a wonder! ” So say we all. E. F. A. Entertainment Senior Party Committee