Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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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.

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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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l- . EVELYN FITCH rr A Twinkle in her eye. We have heard rumors that Evelyn would soon leave for the South, but be that as it may, she will always be re- membered ars a girl extremely generous and good-hearted. Evelyn can Write very clever poetry, indeed, she is elever in many other Ways, too- Oh, just diierent things . M. G. GERALDINE YERGER FUREY 'Lore is ci king, and all The heart fl 'Hl.'7'01lfU. ' ' Tho Jerry sounds vivacious, she really is very sedate and dignined-some times-that is, when Hubby is along. Cents thet gal were marryin' us 'uns all be lost ter no what ter riter up. Fi- nal-ly they done asked I. I aint never had much o' thet called learnin' but I'li jes' do the hes' I can. Air yuh fur knowin' thet this 'eri- person hailed from or in ither Wurds is been transplanted from tliet town known as Patton Pa. 'Iuhereby she are been doomed ter become one 0' them shini-n' lights-Awh thet be jes' 'cause so many 0' they prevous eelebtrees has come fnom thet Burg '. My yuh jes' ought ter here her sing, 'fMy Johnny . ll BEULAH GARRETT 1 jfs' do the best I can where The good Lord pu? -me mf. ' ' Our Editor is a very versatile young lady. Besides being a. graduate in piano, a senior in Public School Music and the Progressive Series, she is studying violin and has a large class of music pupils. Sho has talent along other lines as Well as in her music for she is our class artist. She has beautiful brown eyes, a Winning smile, and charming inannexs. It is no Wonder that Ben is loved by all who know her. And if Morris' ' Wood Uvouldj Reiter Cwrite herj her future happi- ness would be assured. L. B.