Morrisville State College - Arcadian Yearbook (Morrisville, NY)

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'Y A As A ' f 0 il lil KATHLEEN EMILY JOWETT ceKate17 Clark Mills High School Clark Mills, N. Y. One Year Training Class Athletic Association, Literary Club, Large Chorus. Scotty here, Scotty there, Scotty, Scotty everywhere: Movies, games, Junior Prom- 'Till Herman sends for her to come. Kathleen came to Morrisville as a very quiet girl. As we became better acquainted with her she was a diffelient girl entirely. VVe all know Kathleen's won- derful talent which she brought with her from Clark Mills. ESTELLE HIGGINS Stella,, South Otselic High School South Otselic, N, Y. Home Economics Athletic Association 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, Small Chorus 1, 2, Large Chorus 1, 2, Double Quartet 1, Council 2, Secretary of Junior Class l. A very good student, Sincere and trustworthy, Whatever the work She will never shirk- Success to you Stella! Every other day this fair little miss anticipates a letter from Detroit. Who knows but some day it will be an F. O. B., considering that he is specializing in auto sales, etc.? How about it Stella? PETER G. RASMUSSEN K A Georgetown High School Georgetown, N. Y. Class President 3, Athletic Advisory Board 3, 4, 5, 6, Class Football 1, 3, 5, Class Basketball 2, 4, 6, Men's Senate 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Varsity Cheer Leader 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Frosh Hop Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Intier-fraternity Council 3, 4, Arcadian Staff, Senior Banquet Committee, Junior Committee, Frosh Banquet Committee. 'tVariety is the spice of life. Thfere is nothing that could be Ritton that could do Peter justice but Dot. Therefore we'll make this brief and leave it to the Editor-in-Chief to decide on the only two important arguments Pete ever discusses at meal times: First, Do you believe in evolution, Second, Which is the moreiimportant, Lebanon or Georgetown. wif af 241 :lf THELMA LEWIS 66Ted97 Utica Free Academy . ' Utica, N, Y. Teachers' Training 2 Years Athletic Association, Secretary Athletic Advisory Board, Orchestra, Euthalpian Literary Society, Train- ing Class President, Basketball Team, Class History, Dramatic Club. Teddy is a dear sweet girl, we love her one and all, Can you imaginfe life without her in Helyar Hall? She brings us from the city her smile and laughter gay, Andfmakes us all l-ove her in her own sweet way. I think we can best remember Ted by some of her familiar expressions, as Pass the salt, Wait a min- ute Fay, Billy, why doesn't hle write, Have I a letter? Yes, it's from Cazenoviaf' cf D ADIAH Page nineteen

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are Page eighteen -A fir 'T-IE' ,AD DIAH ADELE PALMER 'tbeiee Brookfield High School Brookfield, N. Y. Teacher Training, 2 year course Athletic Association Girls' Basketball When any trick has been played On Dele the blame is always laid, She is the fun maker of I-Ielyar Hall, And when it comes to playing ball Adele is very like her Star, Her fame to win is known afar: Nothing blocks her in her zeal- So here is to our pal. Adele. RACHEL REESE Sho1fty', Earlville High School Earlville, N. Y. Training Class 1 Year Athletic Association, Literary Club, Large Chorus. Rachel Reese, a little shy, Feared a germ might pass her by, Packed her dinner pail and ate VVhere a germ could find no bait. Rachel Reese, a little shy, Hope that germ may pass you by. GEORGE BOWDI-IN K A Dirty Talkingw Vlfeedsport High School Weedsport, N. Y. Varsity Football l, 35 Class Football 35 Varsity Foot- ball Captain 3: Class Basketball Captain. 11 Varsity Basketball 45 Men's Senate 3, 43 Arcadian 3, 4. Georgie is another of those Weedspo1't boys. When he first came all he cared for was a school teacher and the letters that came every day. But this year he has changed his favorite pastime. Now, it is in the cottage playing bridge with String Dk vis PF PF MARION BROWN Eat-on High School Eaton, N. Y. Training Class 1 Year - Athletic Association learn about. Here is one of those quiet, sedate girls we can never one f

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Nik fi TEE DQADIAH Q Page ZIUf'llly MARGARET BRIDGE anpegn acstringn Madison High School Solsville, N. Y. Home Economics Girls' Senate 13 Large Chorus 1, 25 Junior Class Pres- ident 1g Arcadian Staff 25 Athletic Association 1, 2: Basketball 2. Happy am I, from care Fm free, VVl1y aren't they all happy like me? VVe're here to tell you that this String Baby is the pride of our cottage. Her belief is firm that, Who- ever brings sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. She's a mighty peppy kid is this String, and we're wondering what we'll do without her. Maybe Georgie can tell ns a solution. Shes true blue through and through. She likes Thinking of You, perhaps that's the reason for Bree-Zin' Along With the Breeze, pardon me I mean the VVind. Wliat's that? Pls if :ls MARGUERITE HUGHES 66Rita77 Pulaski High School Morrisville, N. Y. Training Class 1 Year Founder of the Alleathian Sorority, Central High Soho-ol, Syracuse, N. Y. She grabs a book and away to work! In her classes she will never shirk. Gets up to argue with vim and pep, And we try to follow her every step. Mrs. Hughes came to us in September and we marveled at the busy mother attempting such an un- dertaking as Training Class. At first we watched her advance dubiously, but we soon learned her secret. his Pk if JAMES BARDEN 9 1' Jimmie Newark Valley High Sc-hool Jinksville, N. Y. Dairying Captain Varsity Football 33 Varsity Football 1, 3, 5: Class Football 1, 3, 5: Class Basketball 2, 4. 6, Class Track 3, 53 Men's Senate 3, 4: Inter-fraternity Coun- cil 3, 4, Gg Frosh Hop Committee 13 Dramatic Club 4, 6, Chorus, Male Quartet, Mixed Quartet. Jimmie is the clown from Jinksville. The more crazy he acts the bettier the girls like him. He likes Trask but even at that he does not forget his Olive. Jim's b-ow legs made the football team win more times than once. But those bow legs helped again in track. He also helped in class basketball. We wish him suc- cess when he and Olive get to farming in Jinksville. Pls ik as ak DORIS PRESTON New VVo-odstock High School New Vifoodstock, N. Y. DeRuyter Training Class Normal Course Athletic Association Literary Club The world is waiting for you, Doris If your purpose is strong and true: lf out of your treasures of mind and heart You can bring things old and new. Doris may look like a shy, quiet maid, but don't you believe it! What she does on the weekend when she goes home surely would be worth knowing. But we all know she has a purpose strong and true and sure to carry it out. We Wouldn't mind being kids again and going to school to her either.