Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Graduated in january, 1918 NIARVTHA CROXVELL OIL, sim would sivlvy thc' .S'fI'U!Lf1C lIl!?SS of n. Derma Martlm was in IL g1'en,t hustle to thru the school, but we'1'e fond of just the same. She's :L great worker Red Cross, Wllerever we see her, she out get her for has her sock along. And popula,r'Z Well I guess. She is especially ?1,f,tI'Zl'Ct6t:l to small clzmrk men with uniforms. Our best wishes for 3. happy future, MH,I'ltl1fL. G, I-I.

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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.

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Post Graduates Eg V i ' -v4 0'!P - A - i . Q.: Lois BRENNAN She who has lived obsrurely and quietly has lived wall. Lois wasn't satisfied to leave the wild and Wooly lVest to graduate from Mr. Fabbrini in Minneapolis, but came on to Ithaoa for more work. We 'ire mighty glad she did come, tho. Perhaps We'd all lose our hearts, if we knew her better, however, for tho she's a quiet little lady, We've heard that she's a crack shot not only with a gun, but also in the game of hearts. H, H. AGNES Donn ' 'An 11.011031 Imrrrl is rr h fI1gd0?71 in itself. Brown eyes lit up with suninier light rings of a soul so full of summer warmth, so glad, so healthy, sound and clear and whole. The poet has neglected to mention vi- vaciousness, and that is by far Agnes' most apparent characteristic-just ask 'any member of the A1ll'H1'tiF-'ti'10j',i'l ex- press the opinion that Corning is lucky to have engaged this vivaciousness for next year. N. L. W1LLrum WOLFF 'Ullvn are .9on1f'1'inz0s 'nmstcrs of flmir fate. We hope this is true of VVoliiie , but fear he will soon give his fate into another 's keeping. 'tlhfoliliel' has always been noted for his hustling. He hustles out bright and early, hustlcs to class or work as 'the ease may be, and tgen, when his hard d'ay's work is over he hustles to Mabel 's, for you know it would never do to be lalte then-too much perfectly good time would be wasted.