Morrisville State College - Arcadian Yearbook (Morrisville, NY)

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1-'Y T-IE' A DQADIAH Z Page sixteen BERYL A. CLARK Puggins New Woodstock High School New Woodstock, N, Y. Normal Course Basketball, Athletic Association, Literary Club, Dramatics. I bait my hook and cast my line, And feel the best of life is mine! Good sport?-I'll say. Full of pep?-You bet. , Like sailors-Well maybe. Play basketball-Certainly. ln dramatics?-Of course Long hair?-On its way. Go to church?-When Jonesy Does. Studious?-By spells. Likeable?-That's Beryl. lk ak if ek HOWARD C. VAN SCOY 9 I' 66Babe97 Gilbertsville High School Gilbertsville, N. Y. Class 'Treasurer 1,23 Class President 3, 4: Class 3, 43 Class Basketball 1, 33 Varsity Football: Class Basket- ball 2, 3: President of the Student Body 3, 45 Presi- dent of Men's Senatle 3, 41 Inter-fraternity Council 2, 3, 41 Dramatic Club: Chorus. Babe is well supplied with school spirit, as his work, especially in dramatics and sports sh-ows. In fact he has so much school spirit he is interested, not only in the present classes, but in the Alumni, espec- ially in the class of '2G. lf he keeps up the fine work he started in school we feel sure he will makle good. if Pk if ak EDNA SNYDER nliddiei' ' Manlius High School ' Cazenovia, N. Y. Teacher Training Class Athletic Association Large Chorus Whiere is Edna Snyder? Listen for her voice lf you cannot find 'erg She is with her choice On the front porch chattering While the dances spiny Ten minutes-then the curfew And Edna must go in. When Roy had to leave her A To travel many miles, Every girl in Helyar Hall said, Poor, poor, poor, Roy Niles. MURIEL SMITH Smi1ty,' . Eaton High School West Eaton, N. Y. Athletic Association Girls' Basketball The girl with a smile Is always worth while. This is Muriel. Have you seen her play basket- ball? Well, she plays with the same pep which is so characteristic of her in everything she does. VVe thought at first shle must be b-oy shy, but later learned that she is just being true tio Chaffey.'.' A good sport, a loving friend and the best kmd of pal-That's Muriel. ORG