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

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'Mx .y ,7 , A A atsstfll 1 'W rid A , ,If ' .f HRW-HNF-HH'--HHH .. .. -gf A P 1-APFJ-MH MN kt I tr j Q H ROBERT DUNCAN RINSDALE HIGH MASS. INST. TECH. A realm of boolcs on a lonely sea, or a desert isle would satisfy mef' Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Vindex 4. it Wfeevffr MARGERY ELLIS NO. 11 WELLESLEY COLLEGE One brilliant gem of purest ray serene, which no unfath- omed caves of ocean screen. PILOT Staff, Vindex 4g Blas- quers 4, Senior Play. ELIZABETH EMERSON NO. 11 UNDECIDED Girls were created to love and be looedf' e Club Q, 3. LEONARD EPSTEIN NO. 5 MASS. INST. TECH. T his boy lends mettle to us allf! Vindex Q, 3g Masquers 3, 4. OTTO FARNHAM CORRY, PA. UNDECIDED A determined purpose in life and a steady adhesion to it through all disadvantages. ANNE FISH NO. 6 WELLESLEY COLLEGE Here,s to the clever, ' May they be with us everf' BOYD FISH NO. 41 UNDECIDED I would make reason my guidef' WICKHAM FRENCH ST. PATRICK,S RENSALAER POL. H e may for the most part be summed in these two-eom- mon sense and quiet good naturef' J 9 P 1, , W-Hm+.' A .11 .... if S ff' . 7 LII ,elf NAWQA 4.9 ..-, V . .-'gn -Lk ., Fw' -LM A' A 3 ' ' 'F'f'Ill3if -I L 'J' S- ' ,fffmf . Cfw . - r r' 'ff.AA:, T H E I 9 3 O F3 I L O T T he Christian's Bible is a drug-store. Its contents remain the same, but the medical practice ChllTLg6S.,,'MARK TWAIN

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uw--nw--LW--LW .7 .. rywrmar-H aff J- 4, -Q-lib? ir, CHARLES DAUGHERTY HORNELL UNDECIDED Stick to your aim, the mongrelis hold will slip, But only crowbars loose the bulldog's grip. MARION DAVIS No. 11 ELMIRA COLLEGE Shy and demure was she, with a smile like a bright May morningf' Glee Club 4, Agora 4g Senior Play Cleadb. STANLEY DAY No. 11 BUCKNELL U. T he .force of his own merit makes his wayf' Business Mgr. PILOT, Hi-Y Q, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 4, Football 3, 4 Cklanager QD: Masque1's play, '6Clarence Cleadj. HELEN DELANEY ST. PATRICK,S CORTLAND NORMAL Pm cdaght by her berry brown hair and the rose on her cheek is my joyf' Agora Q, 3, 4g lwasquers 1, Q, 3, 4g Secretary Class 3. FAY DELONG No. 11 UNDECIDED A peace above all earthly dignities, a still and quiet conscience. Agora Q, 3, 4g Girl Reserves 1, Q, 3, 4 QPres. 3, 45, Stu- dent Couneil 3. PHYLLIS DIXON HENDY AVE, ELMIRA COLLEGE AND ARNOT-OGDEN She attempts the end and never stands in doubt' Student Council 1, Junior I-lopl' Committee. NORMAN DOOLITTLE No. 5 CORNELL An all around good fellowf, ROBERT DRAPER No. 11 CLARKSON But thon the great reformer of the world. Forum 3, 4g Asst. Track lNIgr. 3, lNIgr. 4. 4 -Q-3, ',,,f -,' . , ,AL -,I C -A i f , 1' g. -LA r. , f ,IQ . . X5.:L,,. , J L -if .. A 1 'K-A , M- 'if' - A-ff-1'i. :'..y is -ii .1 ' 1' T H E 1 9 3 0 D 1 L 0 T She was made out cj' thunderstorms and S'LL7'Z8lll7l6.,l-INIARK TVVAIN

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1: ff iw ,, - K Z wk' gli Hui q A33 , r'4 'A r r uh! sk! ui! M My HH.: na rua CLARA FUREY NO. 11 UNDECIDED She smiled for the sake of smiling and laughed for no reason but funf, Vindex Q, 3, Agora, Mas- quers. EDWARD GATES NO. 1 RENSSALAER POL. The muscles strong, the temperate will, Endurance, fo r e s ig h t, strength and skill. ROBERT G Q Y NO. 11 COLGATE Ripe for e oi s a mighty enterpriseQ ' Ywude t Ouncil 4, n' and enior Ring 'tteesg Pres. Inter- tional Relations Club. FLORENCE GILBERT HENDY AVE. LUCY VVHEELOCK SCHOOL I have a heart with room for every joyf' lNIasquers 13 Banjo Club Q, 3. PAUL GRAHAM NO. 5 BUCKNELL U. Thinking makes this man. ,awe ANNA GREEN NO. Q UNDECIDED Gracious and kind and loyal as the day. THOMAS GREIG NO. 2 UNDECIDED Life has no blessing like a prudent friendf, if .1 1, X J , ' l . MARION GRIFFIS ST. CECELIA,S ELMIRA COLLEGE So smiling and tender, so fresh and so fair. 3 if , ., , , :, , 6' , ga- 18' fy , V 1- 0 x f,, . ' L I I h, , I Q ' 2 1' f si I . 'EZ'-F W F '-' H' '53 A A '- -e Y: --+-P:4'?- --142 ' , A'-.,-. r ,- r L -'wuz-like . x V '-'.'1'f-l Q '15. -'l-,Q' , , , ' L - L WL ., , L, ,I ' - ' , ' N -.- ' 'rr1,w-N X ' ' . , -. ,Lf-L , Off , f ' -f iff:-, - .- .-. -- - .. C T H E 1 9 3 o p 1 L O T Hardly a man in the world has an opinion upon morals, politics, or -religion, which he got otherwise than through his associations and sympathies?-MARK TWAIN