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

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' ' LLEN ROY WM JKT mf 1 Fu-E'-1'2 I Yngl'l'l':rD b yn W L I 2-'RK iff , LINOR, HOAGLAND J No. 2 , Roc ESTER MECH. INST. nil de and simple and s ,t. Li ary Council 25 tylufs 4 , W yd if M WWWWL NORMA HOAGLAND No. 2 ROCHESTER MECH. INST. KGi1'e to the world the best that you have, And the best will come back to youf, Library Council 3, Stylus Club. ALEXANDER HORWITZ No. ll PRINCETON 'iThe noblest mind the best contentment hasf' Forum 3, 4. WNW No. l CORTLANII HFor she was just the quiet kind, Whose natures never vary. -.. 2741 if O JAMES JANESKI ST. PATRICKQS ELMIRA BUS. INST. 'iThe world means something to the capablef, H N RY RET NO. . E. ':Har o means sure suc- ce .H 1 ln erclass rack l lnter- class Bask all 2, 3, 4-g ln- terclass B eball 3. FRANCIS JOHNSTON S. S. P. P. ALFRED KNothing is more simple than greatness, Indeed, to be simple is to be great. . Varsity Basketball 4g Inter- class Basketball l, 2, 3, ln- terclass Softball 3. JULIUS KATZ NQ. l UNION co GE CCM e 77 Foreign Re ons

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'Z' if GEORGE GREGORY NO. 2 ALFRED '6Eyes of blue and curly hair, The answer to a maiden's prayerf' Forum 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Banjo Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 43 Track 2, 4, ln- terclass Basketball 4, Treas. Junior Class, Pres. Senior Class, Torch. NICHOLAS GRYBU S ST. CA IR?S .' 15 IRA BUS. INST. 'cAct Ibel our part, th6re,s wher th honor ie .U Stylus HELEN GRYSKA ST. CASlMlR,S ELMIRA COL. Su t thoughts are mir or a' I V 5 l l ' GERALDINE HAIGHT BEECHER No. 1 ST. JosEPH's uAn air of good humor euerf surrounds herf, ff V ' J l . K gf I N' FJ. if . . ,X I ,' 5' I ' . WILMA HAMMER NO. 8 ELMIRA COLLEGII 6'Her very frowns are fairer far, Than smiles of other maid- ens aref' lnterclass Basketball fl, 4. GEORGE HARBAUGH No. 10 KCi1fility costs nothing, but buys everythingf' lnterclass Basketball fl-. Ze, !. rv. 2 RUTH HARIG NO. 5 ELMIRA BUS. INST. uThe one who wins is the one who works, Who neither labor nor trouble shirks.', sl . . Jfilk ES HENINXEZEQY s ICK,S IRA BUS. I INST. 4' ' erity first step to wis omfkxx - X .x N N I X

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be , My x V PATR1c143s 'gMerry, and full of FSLVSMAR E ENE :'E ' fun, ady t dance when her k donef, THOMAS KEETON No. 2 U. OF PENNA. I f he has any faults, he has left us in doubt, At least, in four years, we could not find them out. Vindex 1, 2, Student Council lg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-g Masquers 2, 3, Mgr. Football 2g Senior Prom fChairmanj. P, LOUISE KIDDER No. 2 ELMIRA COLLEGE aShe,s uiet and sh ' q ya J-lAnd you might pass her by, Were it not that you knew, She,s faithful and truef' Masquers 4. BENJAMIN KILPATRICK ST. PATRICK7S Buss uI'd rather far be short, than never be a-tallf' ' Baseball 1, 2, Radio Club QV.-Presb, Student Council 4, Stylus Club. ff ' l WW B KJELGAARD No. CLIFFORD LEWIS SCHOOL 6 etness, that low, sweet oot, From which all worldly virtues shootf, Glee Club 43 Foreign Rela- tions 4. RUTH KNOTT ST. PATR1CK,S SWEET BRIAR Never trouble trouble, , ,Till trouble troubles youf, gr ,S - 41 5 I l . ' x lu - '. BETTY LAFRANCE No. 11 ELMIRA COLLEGE cz She looks like an angel, And acts it too, But you never can tell What an angel may dof, JOSEPHINE LANE No. 1 sT. JosEPH,s 'CA quiet, unass ing lass, Indeed u ass o our class. 7 Wil