Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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. ,,',., at 732' .ogy if , Vue ..-3 , ,fl , V 49.1 it MARY NANBS Always true and loyal. Mary is really a long Way from home as she used to live in Schklov, Russia. She has stud-ied long and hard, and has accomplished much, and will accomplish a great deal more. We certainly have been glad to have her with us, because, altho she is very quiet, she is all that her quiotaltion signi- fies. We wish we could -have known her better. Anyway, you have the -good wishes of your classmates, Girlie. B. G. BETTY RAPLEE She is possessed with thats of the lrritclmz.. ' ' Mrs. Raplee is an ambitious student, very learned in psychology and geology, and upon provocation she can converse fluently concerning these subjects. In short, she is one of our most accom- plished graduates. N. L. f . .nw Y 2115, .Q ff 11 533' , 'bf' ...Q ' .- ' .-714' ff 11'-cf . ,.,f Qvg-... h AQ, ji.. '5f,fg ' ' f , . we-...r V ,- 'ffeW.fg.1 ' my .- . zz, l 1 ,,,.,V,,,..l , W f .V :'fa,.ffmyf '- , ., ,,,, ,,.,,, i.f.,4.:,-,f.- V REGENIA SCI-IILLER Sho is all that I'd wCL'l'lt. ' Known as Jack, Gene and Eaglet , a -giggler having fifty-seven varieties of moods and talks in her sleep. She adores 'fMauricio , the aviator who can nose and zoom , Hels her 'tall hero with light hair and blue eyes with- out a mustache. Men with many initials, such as G. W. M. R. and P. V. G. W. have interested her and-CO! Wally Reidj. G. M. H.

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K1-:fd . 2 A I I f': '.A f ' w ,,,, . 1 . ' , 0' -3 f-Q 5 'T' r ,f ff 6' A , 5. 9512 A I , 5?f'E23?' : , ..,. .v.,.g4.-, V 'TL . ,I as ' .f. ,A - '. .. 2, - 'I:'3ffZF5.:5fQc 'Sw 'vQF'fE3:?'f:? I --'ffl' Luo LYNCH ' Bc good and you'Zl bc lonesome. Yon Cassius has a lean and hungry look. He reminds you of a. pint of cider but after that you find he has some KICK. Leo spent ra great deal of his young childhood in the nursery which -ac- counts for his bashful Nj disposition! He has done quite a bit of traveling, visiting nearly every state but the state of matrimony. Always -the subject of our tender mercies, is Leo, for we know he is a. good fellow. We all hope that mis- fortune may follow him-but never catch up with him. F. G. 4, IMELDA MfkLONEY Lore is the sweetest thing in lifcf, Our Rusty is certafinly a bright and shining light-she lights the corner under the stairs a good snare of her time. Nevertheless, she manages to accomplish a lot in her piano work. All the boys who chance to look her way, curse their luck 'and bite their nails in Wrath when they see that as usual HE is along. A - B. H. MfXRY NIEEHAN Her rfcry frofwns are fairer for Than smiles of other vzmidmzs are. Mary is sort of pretty, not thart she'd care a rap if she were not, her mind is set-so she says-on loftier things. At least we know she is very fond of her ART , She practices many long hours thereby gaining much strength. Gee, Mary, you are a strong little girl. She is by no means a. grind tho, for she is there when 'it comes to a good time. B. G.

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.L. ii.l-l- - Y ,, ,,., ' ! Q' I 1 i-1 .-,, ELIZABETH SMITH CATHERINE SOBER, MARTHA TOBEY Sl1.c's all my fancy painted lwrg Slic's lonely, shc's divine. Betty is admired and liked by every onc. She is one of the most ambitious girls of the class and each DAY is a busy one for her. She certainly can play the piano, and we predict a great future for her, in that direction. That is not Betty 's only accomplishment for she is successful in everything she undertakes. The Senior Class surely is proud to have her as its member and we Wish her suc- cess. E. H. HSOBER, steadfast and dem-ure. Tee is a very conscientious and studious girl, but We must not think of her as always being Miss Sober . No one enjoys a good time or appreciates a. joke any better than this classmate. But oh! just come into a dictation class about the time Mrs. Rodgers says, Now for some two-part exercises -and if it is possible for anyone to look more 'fsober thlafn a judge -just watch Catherine and see if she doesn't live up to her name. Good Luck to you and when teaching, just imagine you fare back at I. C. M. giving a lesson in hand signs and you will do your best. R. B. Hang sm'r0u'! Care will kill fl cat, And, tlzercfore, lc1's be merry. Everybody knows Tobey'l. Her bright smile and cheery voice have been a constant pleasure at the Conservatory and clsmvlzcrc for the past two years and there are many who will now regret her departure from Ithaca. Tobey, dear-tho you'rc not here, VVe'll miss you such a lotg And chief among all those who mourn Will be your faithful i'Doc , M. G.