Roberts Wesleyan College - Chesbronian Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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@o(Ceye ' P ' tedAmett CLASS OFFICERS (Left to right)—Hobart Rhinehart, Shirley Schreffler, Charles Saylor, Roger Tessaro We, the Freshman class of Roberts Junior College are looking forward to be¬ coming Sophomores and assuming the responsibilities that were theirs. As a class, we have worked diligently in the hope of realizing our ambition. In retrospective view of the past we consider our Freshman year a great success. Our first class function was held at the beautiful site of Flamlin Beach, bordering Lake Ontario. The echoes of merriment from the spacious pavilion still ring in our ears. Plans were early laid for Freshman-Sophomore banquet and committees were set to work. For our second semester function we gorged ourselves with an enormous ham¬ burger fry in the dining room. Quantities of pop and ice cream disappeared down hungry throats. Oh, yes, and who will forget having to get up at the unearthly hour of 12:00 a. m. just to give those fastidious Sophomores a send-off breakfast for their skip-hike. But our school memories would be sadly incomplete were there not included recollections of our faithful faculty advisers, Mr. and Mrs. C. Alton Dailey. Their loyal cooperation in steering class activities, in helping just where help was needed, and most important, in just being friendly, have won places for them in our hearts. As we come to the close of another school year, plans for the future begin to occupy our minds. We realize that we are the ones to carry on . We know we can, and will! First Semester Roger Tessaro Charles Saylor Patricia Neeley FIobart Rhinehart OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Second Semester Clyde Van Valin Kenneth Diddle Shirley Schreffler Hobart Rhinehart i iiii iu i mn iiiii n iiiii nn i nni ii ii ii i ii ii iiiii ii ii iu iiiiii mTi i ¥n iii i ii mm iiii iiniimmi ii i iii m i n i mum min i um mn 27

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Sfeeciabi Merle Blowers North Chili, N. Y. “The world must have minds.” Pott- i xduat€ NO PICTURES Nanita Atkinson Elwood City, Pa. A true woman.” Roy Goodrich Rochester, N. Y. “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” iii minmi iiii m iiiii m great 26 t ii i i m 111 1 1 n i n i ii i i m n n rr m mum TIT m i mm Trn m 11 ir m rv i r i

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John Alden Van, Pa. A good life is both an interpreter and proof of the gospel.” James Alley Follensbee, W. Va. “I am the master of my fate.” Jack Atkinson Elwood City, Pa. Nature designed us to be of good cheer.” John Beeson Batavia, N. Y. “We marvel that one so unassum- sincerity.” Malcolm Allen Sugar Grove, Pa. The only way to have a friend is to be a friend.” Romona Amish Rochester, N. Y. “Little in stature, big in heart, kind in disposition, ready to do her part.” Lloyd Bayles Greece, N. Y. Music rather than poetry should be called the happy art.” Alice Bergman Franklin, Pa. “A friendly spirit and a sincere heart assures her constant welcome everywhere.” Jean Bundy Penfield, Pa. “A woman is most perfect when most womanly.” i ii i iiiiiiuiiiimiiii i iiiii ii mrrn r r r rm i m 11 m 1 1 11 1 m 11 m m 11111 1 n 1111 u i n i n i m 11111 h 1 11 1 m 1 111111111 m i i n 11 1 1111111111 n 28