Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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...l -,li f as . ' . .1 . I. .5:5:?'I' 2' . ..A. .231 ' 3 HENRY BASSETT 'God bless you, does your pipe taste sweetly ? ' ' Hank is one of our very am'biti'ous and studious young men, but duty called, so Our Laddie' ' has enlisted and is now stationed at Newport, R. I. Of course, we miss him dreadfully, because his smil- ing face was a delight to all. Neverthe- less, we gave him up to Uncle Sam without a niurniur, knowing that he was just doing his bit as he saw it. B. G. LEONARD BEYER Every incliviflual has fl. place to fill in the 1l1orZd. B1'Oll4ghIt up in the mountains of Penn- sylvania it is no wonder there is music in his soul. He has the proper respect for the old masters, especially Beethoven. Being of a SCll01Zl.1'ly turn of mind, the musty odor of old volumes is per- fume to his soul, and We imagine that his idea of heaven would be to be turned loose in a large library with unlimited time to Hgobble np all the gems of thought left by our worthy men of let- ters. His only tragic hours are when he 1-umin-ates on the sad lack of appreciation of Walt Wliitnian by the average Ameri can. P. B. LUCILLE BILLINGS Her siature fall-I lmif Il clumpy vvommw. ' ' Our Billie has a failing. But, Hush! you must not tell. Now, she's very fond of music And of basketball as well. No, Billie doesn't play it, She 's too dignified for that, But fnow here 's the secretj With time-table and map She hunts for Vlfesleyan College lfVhere it's rumored HE is at. T. K.

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Class He's a. charming little follow, Is little Freddie Greeng And at the Senior meetings, He 's always to be seen. He came up -here three years ago, To learn the violing But now he is a Cll2'LlllfGl11', In a little ear of tin. Of course you must admit it, With girlies hols a heal-'tg And as our Senior President, He most ce1'tatinly is there. of Nineteen Hundred Eighteen FREDERIC GREEN Cl1,cm' up, There are lots of things That lllllfgllyf Ilrlppcmccl to you yet. He has such charming manners, And such cunning jokes to playg He will take you out to dinner, But-he always lets you pay. But as at virtuoso, Oh! you ought to hear that toneg Tho' none know what he 'ls playing, Whether Faustl' or Home Sweet Home . Lots more could be said about him, But theiink has run all outg And after zvll is said and done, He's EI pretty good old scout. L. L.

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, 'SW . rs 'Z A my e 'J' ' .ff New is .. PAUL BRAKE ' KA771ilJtfi07li has no rest. V Tall, lanky, erratic, abrupt, generous, sincere, loyal, these, together with a cer- tain disgust for conventionality and a deep love for the wild go to make up the character of Paul Cyrus Brake. Hails from the West and is proud of it. L. B. vi z, - V I .. - ,,,, 4 x ZF., ' ., ' ' 3-if-f r Z -31: ,3.,, at , ,ffl ,Q ' ,ii vitfifd' f 1 ,ef - . .uw ,,,, , We 45397291 , RUTH BUTLER ' I1 is KI good time to strike while the iron is hot, but it is zz better ihing to 7Tlflh'L' the iron hot by .s'tri7ci11g. Now, along comes Ruthg And we know 'tis the truth Some are sorry she must here appear, For those who ,ll be left, Will now he bereft Of at student and classmate most dear. For Ruth there 'is success, For she does possess This habit-tho' she 'blll'l'1k'S it tragic- That when we w0'n't see That she 's mad as can be , She just laughs-the eiecit is like magic. . H. H. . '44 .yf WW' 6 f w ' fiifiwa A H Z, I t r w 'x JfzlQ, 535' ,f fjf' . 'W X .,:::-away . 1 . :1ifgQQ,:sz:g.g:4:J 2 . ' f S IVWS f f AW- -34,5 f'. L w ' I 'Eiieff ' fy. ,. f .44-:gee-1 , ' - . '47, Y, ', - 1 KATE ELLIOT We cannot always succeed, but when we fail, we can always fail in. good Spirits. Kate is a Hbroadl' person, who can see hoth sides of at joke a, heap sooner than she could look through a, stone wall. Fur- thermore, she is an animated interroga- tion point-this trait, We suspect, was acquired during the four lo-ng years she spent teaching in a certain little country school. No one is more welcome at our school gatherings than this sunny, fun loving classmate of ours. K. S.