SUNY at Fredonia - Fredonian Yearbook (Fredonia, NY)

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upegvr Marquerite O'Neill, Randolp Intermediate 'Tis she, I ken the manner of her gait, She rises on the toeg that spirit of hers In aspiration lifts her from the earth. h, N. N, Y Linda Alinda Pugh, Dunkirk, Special Music She goes, look how she goesg Swifter than the arrow from the Portor's bow. Glee Clubg Orchestrag Bandg Dramatic. Clara Clara N. Allenza, Dunkirk, N. Intermediate Seek to be good, but aim not to be greatg A woman's noblest station is retreat. 4xDOt1v Dorothy L. Downer Keyes, East Orange, Junior High N The force of her own merit makes her way. Dramatic g Literary. Frances Keating, Cattaraugus, Junior High Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. 20 N.

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Velma R. Stebbins, Dunkirk, N. Intermediate Speech is silver, but silence is gold. Dramatic Club. Straws Ruth F. Strawser, Silver Creek, N. Intermediate 'tOh blest with temper whose unclouded ray Can make tomorrow cheerful as todayf, Eileen Sullivan, Fredonia, N. Kindergarden-Primary With malice toward none, with Charity for all. Literary Club. Doreen H. Sundell, Jamestown, N Special Drawing 'tThy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Counselor, Literaryg Dramatic. Olive Tanner, Attica, N Special Drawing Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirthf' ' Leader Statfg Counselorg Dramaticg Hiking. 19

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The Prophecy of the Clas Some folks as I've noticed in pleasure and strife, Are always expecting too much out of life. But we are a happy, contented, good crowd And are ready to hear the prophecy aloud. Our Joe Borzilleri is first on the list- As leader of Tammany Hall he'll exist. Next is Mildred Frank, so quiet, so sublime, She'll be a director of the Fredonia Air Bus Line. Blanche Johnson, as an author, her fame will win By writing such books as, How to Get Thin. While Harriet Mason so talented and neat s of 1926 Will fashion tailored clothes for wear upon the street. There is a music-girl, Doris Perham, by name, Who, as Padereski's rival, will win her fame. Joyce Secomib with her sweet little face Will soon be Librarian, taking Mr. Sitterley's.place. Velma Stebbins, I thought, would be a preacher But time finds her helping Mr. Jewett as Economics teacher. Another music-girl is little Alice Walters Who will lead a fine choir and sing from the psalters. Blanche Davis her teaching career will soon stop And help a young man set up an electrical shop. Mildred Allen, who in Brocton is a resident, Will honor us by being the first woman president. Allene Cowan will lead a most interesting life, As head of a matrimonial bureau she'l1 end many Kay Hall, so sweet and giggly, queen of queens, Will earn a royal livelihood by eating jelly-beans Naomi Johnson, as good as all golden rules, a strife. Will surely become Superintendent of the New York City schools. Marian Mossman, so little and lithe, Will be a ballet-dancer the rest of her life. While Newton Rundell, so patient, will be known To lead many musicians with a golden saxophone. 21