Roberts Wesleyan College - Chesbronian Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Ruth Fowler West Brownsvile, Pa. “It is tranquil people who accom¬ plish much.’’ Richard Friot Houghton, N. Y. “He does his task from day to day.” Ethelyn Griffith Rochester, N. Y. The language of friendship is not work but meaning.” Donald Frederick Manchester, Md. “Where words fail, music always speaks.” Spurgeon Gibbons Atlanta, N. Y. “It isn’t the work that makes me frown, It ' s just beginning it that gets me down.” June Gunn Plainfield, N. J. “A face with gladness overspread. Soft smiles of human kindness bred.” Patricia Hall Huntington, W. Va. Always ready to do a good deed, Go to Pat if you are in need.” Rose FIartman Apollo, Pa. “Good temper like a sunny day sheds brightness over every¬ thing.” Glendon Hallock Roulette, Pa. “Doesn’t talk much — just does things right.” Robert I Iotchkiss Wellsboro, Pa. “Anyone can tell he’s a quiet boy. But just the same he’s full of fun.” 28

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Lois Carpenter Watertown, N. Y. “Her gay laughter and roguish pranks, Merit our sincere thanks.” Joy Cormack Lewiston, N. Y. Music is the universal language of mankind.” Doris Dayton West Chazy, N. Y. “It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” John Dickie Buffalo, N. Y. “At life he sometimes takes a peep. But bless the man who invented sleep.” Charles Ewald Rochester, N. Y. “A great man is made up of qualities that make or melt great occasion.” Paul Cleary Webster, N. Y. He’s full of fun and frolic too. Doing things he shouldn’t do.” Jack Davis Uniontown, Pa. “Christian life consists of faith and charity.” Harold Denhart New Castle, Pa. “Never down-hearted, never weary; Always jubilant, always cheery.” Daisy Drinkwater Youngstown, N. Y. “A smile on her lips, and a song in her heart.” Virginia Ford Wellsville, N. Y. Mischief sparkles in her eyes, And always good natured you realize.” 1 I 27 ■

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Harold Hockey Watertown, N. Y. “Good nature brightens every feature of his face.” John Holcomb, Jr. Pasadena, Calif. He suffers frequently from high blonde pressure.” Helen Hltffman Beaver Falls, Pa. “With dark hair and sparkling eyes, She may be small but she is wise.” Edna Hutt Watertown, N. Y. Quiet, ambitious and friendly is she, Living her life contentedly.” Dorothy Keffer Mt. Pleasant, Pa. “What sweet delight a quiet life affords.” Glenda Hoffman Terra Alta, W. Va. “Glenda’s a gal whom everyone knows, “She’s cheerful and gay from head to toes.” i Elizabeth EIolick Alburtis, Pa. “She that well her work be- ginneth, The rather, a good end she winneth.” Lorne Hunt North Chili, N. Y. “In basketball he does excell, We hope in life he does as well.” Shirley John Pittsburgh, Pa. “To know her once is to like her always.” George Keffer Mt. Pleasant, Pa. “Kind of quiet — nothing much to say, We wonder if he is always that way.” I I 29 «