George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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I ■■■■N.l G- W. U. THE 1916 CHERRY TREE G. W JOHANNES PAUL CAEMMERER Wisconsin A student by instinct and a botanist by choice But m all these years Johannes has never discovered any useful purpose that is served by the laboratory. A. B DONALD MONTGOMERY EARLL District of Columbia Phi Sigma Kappa. Don does it apparently without effort — bril- liant, you know; Why, he isn ' t the least bit worried about graduation. Says the Faculty can ' t keep him away from it with a club, or words to that stage effect. He is doing a law course now, just to keep the mental machinery in motion. A. B. LOUIS KYTZEN ELLENBOGEN New York Menorah Society , President, 1915-16, Enos ini an Society A. B ABRAHAM ENGEL , , , „ „ .New York Menorah Society Chemical Society B, S. in Chemistry. MARIE ELLEN GATCHELL. .... District of Columbia Marie is one of those people who study be- cause of an earnest desire to get somewhere. And she does. And she will, if past per- formance is any indication of future accomp- lishment, A. B.

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G, W. U. THE 1916 CHERRY TREE G- W. U. SENIOR COLUMBIAN COLLEGE GEORGE P, BARSE District of Columbia We’re all proud of George. His eyes are bad this year, otherwise he’d be carrying thirty hours. You may not believe it — we don’t— but this young man once made a clean hundred percent in that Terrible History Ex- aminatfon, A. B. JOANNA ELIZABETH BEST Maryland Sigma Kappa Sphinx, President, 1915-16. Women ' s University Club, Secretary, 1914-15. President, 1915-16 Glee Club, Pianist, 1913-16. Class Editor, 1915-16. Bui in spile of all that Joanna has never for a moment permitted her college work to in- terfere with her studies. Verily, the lady has a great future, A, B MABEL ELIZABETH BLANCHARD D is! riel of Columbia Studious, of course, but her great interest in liFe is the stage — -and who can tell, her ambi- tions may jyef be realised, A. B YETTA BREZ District of Columbia Sigma Kappa. Firsl University Scholarship. Of a man we occasionally hear it said that he is a prince 1 And by the same token she ELLEN TERESA BURKE Massachusetts Enosinian Society, Secretary, 1914-15 Sergeant-at-Arms, 1915-16. Woman’s University Club, When Miss Burke wants a thing she simply goes and gets it. Witness her marks. Study isn’t a necessity, but a past-time. And in his- tory! Well, Dr. Swisher always did like her hats. 26 A, B.

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G. W. U. THE 1916 CHERRY TREE G. W. U L, A, GOODMAN Massachusetts Menorah Society Chemical Society Coast Artillery Of necessity a student since he conies from Boston- — “Bahston ' you know how they say it up there, A, B, MARGARET HAINES. , . Pennsylvania Sigma Kappa Glee Club, Ass’t pianist. 1914-15, Treasurer, 1915-16 Women ' s University Club Culture for its own sake, and all that sort of thing. But really, we have a premonition that she will turn it all to some account. A. B. LOUIS GEIGEL HERRERA .Porto Rico The doctor came here for an education and has gotten it. Such trivial inconveniences as July and August have never been allowed to interfere with the scheme of things — and now that he ' s leaving us we wonder what Herr Schmidt will do without the doctor in the sum- mer German courses, A. B LOTUS GRAHAM HUGHES . West Virginia Theta Delta Chi Needham Debating Society Enosinian Society, Vice-President, 1914-15 Class Ed., 1915-16 ; Cherry Tree Staff, 1915-16 What to say and what not to say t it ' s a prob- lem. All rumors to the contrary, however there ' s a settled conviction in our mind that he is quite harmless. In the Inter- Fraternity Relay he ran well but too long in one place. Hence the title ' Locomotion A, B. JOSEPH FRANK KELLY Wisconsin His attractions entirely too numerous to dis- close as the space is limited, A. B.