Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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4 i A f' A X ,N X . -- 1 ni K il. HELEN HARRISON Mnuiim :HEIMBACH GERTIQUDE HITT Laughter rmcl tears are meant to turn the same scrzsibility-one is wind power and the other water power, 17mt's all. ' ' Clever, active, ambitions and sincere, Successful in her entire career. But in one, here especially she seems to excel, As an actress, our Helen is ever a Belle, In her rags, moofls and love scenes in various stages, ' IMPRINTS are made which Will last thru the ages. T. K. 'filly man is as true as steel. Mimi is one of the faithful few who occupy the Dormitory reception room seven nights a. week-or more. She is studying Elocution and is very serious in her work-honestly she is. Of course you unrlerstanil she mloesn't let her study in- terfere with her general erlucation. B. H. Whn1's The use of hurryin', mmt71.er CZIlQ1l,S omni-21 ', r1in'1' ncrcr bin ffwlzecl yd. Gert, Petey Di11k, Obaili4 dum is the busiest girl in the Con. Crunning aboutj especially mloing favors! The inmates of the Chateau have suffered long her many 'coimfositions in Q sharp and X minor. Since Gertrulle Hitftj Johnson her Corresponilence consists chiefly of tele- granis anil night letters via Philly' '. C. G.

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r ,, f MARGERY GHANNIS ' ' The Etcriml Fcmin'i11e.' ' Her name is Marge Grannis, Wliorn we now Write about 5 And true a classmate ue'er could be I Suoh an all arounwl 'Good Scout Haughty, calm, serene is she, Anrl never has a tantrum 5 The only fault that we can see Is wearing coats of Bantu1n . M. T. 511,-.,, in f . ,I ,wy gyr 3 h.-A. J .V fr s 1 . ,Q:.,q ,Q-' 5 . yy X CLEORA GREENE Sl1zf's fl fnmidevz. cZ'ivfineZy tall and most cliviwely fair. ' ' Goby, Z-aza and Cleo Qa few of her nickuainesj prefers dark haireu, t'Eag1e-eyed heroes, the one in particu- lar possesses a Persian moustache. K ' She 's some hiker, she's no piker -is partial to grave situations , ask Ted , R. L. S. V . mia'-.f1v if .-if-'12 i gfifrf-. f.f:5v:: f 5 '- iv. f, tqffl' Q , .. ,stiff H.. , :.,ff :rm ,, ev- - 2:21, 1- 1. W . ,ff , ff 2 fi , , pp 1, X 1 w' U42 0 .ff 41, 1 ,7 , 4 ff ,Z 'f,iQ! ,, .- ' BEULAH Hixmmmss Good v57zi51.g.s' always afofnc in s-mal? ZTCIVGLIIIAUF-9. ' ' 'LBoots Works night and clay, and never considers Hcuttinvgf' class C?j But in spite of all the harml work, she- cloes not usually pine for t'Boies to amuse her and help to while away the spare hfours. Even so, we sometimes won- fler Why shea has tha-t liar-away look, and then we recall that Fink is no longer here, but at Collgate. I. M.

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, EASTER Hows Shy and demurc was she With ci smile like at bright May moral, This sweet maiden of sterling character is loved by each and every one -of us. She is a conscientious student and one of the busiest girls in the Conservatory. We find her a combination of musical talent and business ability. She will leave this school with our highest respect and admiration and We all join in wishing her a most successful future. E. S. x 'i ii , L , ' .f ' , fa gf:-711' f: EDITH KIMPLE Her music seems to lmvc the 'lainie of driving clues away. Edith, the baby of the cl-ass, is very industrious and plays Wonderfully Well. With the start she has at the present time she should becomeqvery famous. Edith is a peach although most of us haven't had a chance to know her as well as we'd like to. G. H. TWILA KITCH ' I Zealous, 'yet modest ' ' Once a friend always a friend, is Twila, earnest and loyal, but full of fun. She says she intends to spend her future years teaching Elocutio-n. But We Won- der if s-he really means it, because she shows such a decided interest in Canadian farms. Let that be as it may-she will succeed, no matter what she undertakes. A L. B.