Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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To Leonard F. Houghton if Distinguished bearer o - e W ose connotation is doubly dear to every resident of Houghton village, and to every friend of Houghton Collegeg worthy descendant of a noble parentage, and inheritor of an honorable tradition of service, whose life is a fitting complement to the example of a great father and to the influence of a gracious motherg constant supporter and generous benefactor of the institution which his father founded wh f f ' , o or many years has unostentatiously and materially contributed to its maintenance and whose r ' l ' , p actica faith and encouragement made possible the early securing of a college charterg successful business executive and financier, who has recognized that a nation's greatest asset is its young manh d oo and womanhood, and that the most per- f a renowned and revered patronymic a nam h

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The Boulder Staff Virgil Hussey .. ..... ' .................. ........... E ditor-in-Chief Theos Cronk . . . . . ...Associate Editor-in-Chief Oliver Christy .... ........... B usiness Manager Perry Tucker H .... Assistant Business Manager Lavay Fancher ........... Faculty Adviser llerrill Linquest . . . . . .Subscription Manager Mary Perry .... ........ S nap Editor Joseph Horton . Goldie Davidson Alta Albro .... Howard Bain .. Ralph Jones . . . Ruby Rioore .. ' ..... .. .... Athletic Editor . . .. . . . . . .Literary Editor . .... Organization Editor . ......... Art Editor . ..... Joke Editor Calendar Editor Helen Kellogg .... ...... C opy Reader Because of their zealous endeavors, good faith, and deep interest in the formation of this, the 1927 Boulder, we deem it a great privilege to name as honorary members of the Boulder Staff: r Harriett Remington, Utica, N. Y. Frank O. Henshaw, East Aurora, N. Y. Cassius Conner, Houghton, N. Y. Harold Willis, Houghton, N. Y.