SUNY at Fredonia - Fredonian Yearbook (Fredonia, NY)

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IUNE THE NORMA .RUTH RAZEY Randolph, N. Y. Rutie -Kindergarten Primary. Secretary Class of 1918. President of Alpha Delta. 'YVhartever she has devoted herself to, she has devoted herself to completely in great aims and in small, she has always been thoroughly in earnest. IIIELEN B. FROMER I-Iornell, N. Y. CE.lmira Ccrllegel Sheet Music. Bard, Class of 1918. Adelphia Delta Psi. Masonian. A Bid me play-I will enchant. thine ear. FLORENCE CUMMING Dunkirk, N. Y. 'fFlo -Kindergarten-Primary. A fairhful companion is better than riches. MARY YV. KELSEY Olean, N. Y. Music. Co-ulcl I love less, I showld be happier. MARGUE RITE MITC HELL BniTalo,-N. Y. Music and Drawing. C01'l GfilJOl1dil1g' Secretary of Alpha. Delta. Y. C. A. Masonian. ' ' And fair she is and fairer? than that Word of wonclerous virtue. H IELIICN li. ENFON , Olean, N. Y. Pokey -Drawing. Miscellaneous Editor Normal Leader. A,nd still they gazed and still the wonder grew 1 . That one small head should carry all she knew. MARTHA M. STEGEIL Fredonia, N. Y. Marty -Music and Drawing. Masonian. She's there! RUTH E. CARLBURGII Sugar Grove, Pa. Used to be called 'Buff' -Regular Normal, one year. Y. W. C. A. Neue-r idle a moment, but thrifty and tliolughtful of others. - L LEADER 1018 IIAZEL M. AMES X Cassadaga, N. Y. ' W Hade -Regular Normal. So fiercely does our Hazel strive For Uhe things she wants to get l That we think it very likely That shc'1l be zo. suffragettef' GERTRIJDE CL STEGER Fredonia, N. Y. Spitfire Girt --I-Legullar Normal. l Normal Leader SLaff4Exchanges. 1 Never laughed a maid more often, Never slparkled eyes more 'bi-own. 1 CLIFFORD M. FAIZRBANKS Ellingvon, N Y. CN. Tonawandaj N Cliff -Regular Normal, January, 1918. A taste for hooks is the pleasure and glory of ufef' l 1-LILDAGARDE BOXVERS l Fredonia, N. Y. l Hilda -Regrular Normal, January, 1918. She is a lnraid of artless grace. 1 1 ROBERT A. ERICKSON Ellington, N. Y. .QDunkirkJ Bob -Regular Normal, January, 1918. i To be a well-l?avored man is a gift of .for-1 tune. NlI.iJll'l.l113lJ HEALID Maybrook, N. Y. lVl.id --Regular Normal, January, 1918. A Very girl of girls. - 1 N WINIFIIEIJ VEEVERS 4Mrs. Harold Lechnerj Fredonia, N. Y. 1 iVinnie -Priniary. Her face was like a summer night, all flood- ed- with a dusky light. ou.-xom E. 'rinyou Sinclairville, N. Y. Tiily 4Regular Normal, January, 1918. , She was all that her name implied. LAUREL FULLER Fredonia, N. Y. Regular Normal. ' , A wornan in all truth and steacllfastnessf' l JENNIE FUICLOXV 1 I Remus Point., N. Y. Regular Normal Course. . ' Good things always come in small pack- ages. l EVANGEL M. JOHNSON Fredonia, N. Y. 1 Regular Normal, 1918. 1 f'Sometimes I half admire myself, on my word, I do. , N l l 414 wl-

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l A4 JUNE 1- H E NO RMAL LEA,DER 1918 :- QQZ?-Sf ' ' 5,115-1 I f,'f-T: ' W 'U' ,FE 5192: . .-1 mmf-..'. y. .p,:.I.l: --' -gr-g 1 -Sm msfsiifa . 1 ALICE MOORE I Randolph, N. Y. .Regular Normal. V God's x-arest blessing is, after all, a. good Woman. . IIESTEII A. ITALY: Cherry Creek, N. Y. Shorty -Regular Nornial. VVe see her bright and kind and tender, A jolly ma-id, very slender. AILRIA bl. 1BAIADXV1N Fredonia. N. Y. Kindergarten-P1'ima.ry. . 'A V Nothing1 can be won without anxiety and care. BLILDRED XVOODFORD Fredonia, N. Y. Mil''-Kinderga.r1.en-Prima-ry. - Not chance of birth or place has made us friends - Being oftentimes' of different Longpues and mentions. - 1 But the endeavor' for the self-same ends With the same hopes and fears and aspires,- tions. GALRHIEU J. EDSON Sinfvlairviile, N. Y. 'AEddie -Regular Normal. A friend of him who has no friend.

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4-1 JUNE THEHNORMAL LEADER 1918 s llbresibents Elbbress - Sim I. lVICM1'll61l' C lassmatcs. , In meeting tonight we can notlielp feeling a tinge of sadness as we realize that we are soon to separa.te and leave our beneficient Alma Mater. The time has come when we go out either to dim or brighten the name oi our beloved school. Allow me at this time to thank you heartily for the splendid-spirit of support and co- operation which you have shown during my term of office. F flCl1dS,-T116 pleasant privilege is mine of introducing to you the Class of 1918. Not only have you inspired and helped us dur- ing the past two years but you have come here to add to our good cheer. XfVe can hope that our program will be but a partial com- pensation for any self-denial or discomfort involved in your coming here. The salutatorian will express sentiments, that are cherished by the entire Class. Then, Miss Pilkey will speak in the language of truth and soberness but in poetic form. The fourth speaker, our memorial orator, has eloquence in his voice and in his hand a nail for the coffin of the Kaiser. VVe have a history' too, not un- common or mean. lilowever, our prophecy ought to eclipse even our history because we have now the advantages of a Normal train- ing. Do not think our prophet mistaken in her predictions for not only is she versed in palmistry, witchery and astrology but she has al- so consulted the infallible oracles in Fredonia. ' T he orator, Miss Seager, will discuss the subject,. The- Re- lation of the Fine Arts to the People. This is a theme that needs special consideration .in this materialistic age and we trust Miss Seager will rise to the occasion. A recitation will next be given by Miss French. Then, an important educational topic will be dis- 'cussed by the valedictorian. Finally, we intend that you shall hear from the classes as a whole. We shall in closing, sing our class, song. P