Skidmore College - Eromdiks Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1930 volume:

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New York City First Vice Chairman and Treasurer MARTIN L. C. WILMARTH ................ Glens Falls Second Vice Chairman CHARLOTTE SMITH KIMBALL, A.B .......... Schenectady Secretary HENRY THOMAS MOORE, PhD ........ Saratoga Springs Ex-o;?ieio STUART M. DON, CE .............. Saratoga Springs ISABELLA JAMES DOWNS ............. Saratoga Springs WALTER A. FULLERTON, A.B ........ Saratoga Springs RUTH KNAPP, B.S .............................. Rye WILL DAVID HOWE, Ph.D ............ New York City MAUDE FUNDENBURG HUMPHREY ..... Sa-ratoga Springs MIRIAM DOWD JAMES ............... Saratoga Springs ALFRED R. KIMBALL .............. West Orange, N. J. J. V. MOLDENHAWER, D.D ............. New York City RITA M. OLCOTT .................. Saratoga Springs GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY, LL.D ...... Saratoga Springs M. ADELIA STERRETT PENFIELD ...... Saratoga Springs WINIFRED NOTMAN PRINCE, A.B.,LL.B.,J.D. . Schenectady CHARLES SCRIBNER, A.M., LittD ..... Morristown, N. J. LUTHER A. WAIT, LLB ....... ....Saratoga Springs Seven . .z. . N :3. 1:- . .'v s PRESIDENT HENRY THOMAS MOOR 3 v - ,V - V, ww-'.r---...-..., +.f-t THE OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION FOR 1929-1930 THE ADMIN ISTDATIVE OFFICERS HENRY THOMAS MOORE, Ph.D. . . . . . President Bachelor of arts University of Missouri; master of arts Yale University; doctor of philosophy Harvard University. MARGARET BRIDGMAN, A.M. . . Dean; Professor of English. Bachelor of arts Lake Forest College; master of arts Yale University. KATHRYN HELENE STARBUCK, A.B., LLB . Secretary of the College Bachelor of arts Vassar College; bachelor of law Albany Law School, Union University. CHARLOTTE PITMAN GODDARD, A.B. . . . . Bursar Bachelor of arts Mount Holyokc College. JOHN REMINGTON HOBBIE, JR., Ph.D. . Superintendent of Plant and Equipment Bachelor of science Harvard University; master of arts Harvard University; doctor of philosophy Columbia University. MARGARET ELIZABETH SMITH, MS. . Director of Vocational Bureau Bachelor of science St. Lawrence University; master of science St. Lawrence University. BEATRICE HAMILTON RICHARDSON, A.B., S.B. . Secretary to the President Bachelor of arts Mount Holyokc College; bachelor of science Simmons College. ANNA LUDINGTON HOBBS, A.B. . . . . Registrar Bachelor of arts Wells College. CATHERINE MILLER MULFORD, B.L.E. . . . . Librarian Bachelor of library economy Syracuse University. JANET BURNHAM STEARNS, A.B. . . rIssistant t0 the Dean Bachelor of arts Skidmore College. Nine EEUM I KS TH E fACU LTY HENRY THOMAS MOORE, Ph.D. . . . . . President Bachelor of arts University of Missouri; master of arts Yale University; doctor of philosophy Harvard University. MARGARET BRIDGMAN, A.M. . . . Dean; Professor of English Bachelor of arts Lake Forest College; master of arts Yale University. ALONZO STANLEY OSBORN . . Director Department of Music; Professor of Music Graduate Weaver School of Music; student of voice with Charles Bonney of New Haven, J. Jerome Hayes of New York, and Maestro Liberio Vivarelli of Florence; student of piano with H. B. Hillard and Ersillia Crcnna Bozzi of Florence; student of theory, harmony and orchestration with Louis C. Elson of Boston; graduate student of public school methods with Stcrri A. Weaver of Westfield, Mass., and E. W. Newton of Boston. GUERNSEY JOHN BORST, Ph.D. Director, Department of Secretarial Science; Professar of Education Bachelor of Arts Cornell University; master of arts Teachers College, Columbia University; doctor of pedagogy and of philosophy New York University. KATHARINE WALTER KUMLER, A.M. Director, Department of Home Economics; Professor of Home Economics iClotlzing and Textilesi Bachelor of Arts West Virginia University; master of arts Columbia University. CLARA M. GREENOUGH, A.B., MD. . Director, Department of Health and Physical Education; Professor of Health and Physical Education Bachelor of arts Smith College; doctor of medicine Northwestern University; graduate student Columbia University. MARION DIETZ PEASE, B.S. . Director, Department of Fine and nlpplied Art Graduate Pratt Institute; bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University. CORA LUELLA STEBBINS . . Professor of Fine and Applied Art Graduate Pratt Institute; graduate student New York School of Fine and Applied Art. Ten EE-OM I KS LINUS WARD KLINE, Ph.D. . Professor of Psychology and History of Science Graduate Peabody College for Teachers; bachelor of science Harvard Uni- versity; graduate student Clark and Johns Hopkins Universities; doctor of philosophy Clark University; fellow by courtesy Johns Hopkins University. EDWIN HENRY KELLOGG, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Religion Bachelor of arts Princeton University; bachelor of divinity Princeton Theo- logical Seminary; graduate student University of Berlin; doctor of philosophy Hartford Theological Seminary. KATHRYN HELENE STARBUCK, A.B., LL.B. . Professor of Law Bachelor of arts Vassar College; bachelor of law Albany Law School, Union University. JOHN REMINGTON HOBBIE, JR., Ph.D. . Prafessor of Mathematics and Physics Bachelor of Science Harvard University; master of arts Harvard Univer- sity; doctor of phiIOSOphy Columbia University. RAY WALDRON PETTENGILL, Ph.D. . Prafessor of Latin and German Bachelor of arts Bowdoin College; master of arts Harvard University; doctor of philosophy Harvard University; graduate student Goettingen and Bonn Universities. KARL C. HYDE, Ph.D. . . . . Professor of Biology Bachelor of arts Indiana University; master of arts Cornell University; doctor of philosophy Cornell University. ALTON LEFEVRE IVIARKLEY, Ph.D. . . Professor of Chemistry Bachelor of science State College of Washington; master of science Cornell University; doctor of phiIOSOphy Cornell University. JOSEPH SHELDON GERRY BOLTON, Ph.D. . Professor of English Bachelor of arts Yale University; doctor of philosophy Yale University. LOUIS EDGAR JOHNS . . . Professor of IWzm'c UDz'ancH Student in United States with J. Alvin Disc and Eleanor Garrigue Fer- guson; in Vienna and Berlin with Theodor Leschetizky, Richard Burmeister and Richard Roessler; student in composition with Ad. M. Foerster, Philipp Scharwenka, and Engelbert Humperdinck. GRACE AMELIA COCKROFT, AM. . . . Professor of History Bachelor of phiIOSOphy Brown University; master of arts Clark University; university fellow, Columbia University. MARK MOHLER, A.M. . Professor of History and Political Science Bachelor of philosophy Brown University; master of arts Brown University; bachelor of divinity Newton Theological Institution; master of arts Harvard University. E I even I:RHM I KS JOHN A. SLADE, LLB. . . . . . Lecturer in Socialogy Bachelor of law Albany Law School, Union University. NORMA ALFORD SI-IIRING, AJW. . Professor of Home Economics H?OOds and Nutritiom Bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University; master of arts Columbia University; graduate student Cornell University. DkHELEN AXTELL MUWRY, A.lV'1., . 1155001116 Professor of Biology Bachelor of arts Brown University; master of arts Brown University; grad- uate student Cold Spring Harbor Biological Station; Cornell University and University of Colorado. LUCILE B. WHITCHER, AIM. . xlssaciate Professor of Chemistry Bachelor of arts Radcliffe College; master of arts Columbia University; graduate student Cornell University. MARY VERNAM HULBERT . . Assaciate Professor of Romance Languages Graduate Temple Grove Seminary; student in France, Germany, and Spain. LUCIA DE MONTULIO, A.M. Associate Professor of Romance Languages Bachelor of arts College 9Vict0r Duruy,,; master of arts University Of Paris. COLEMAN BYRON CHENEY, NI.B.A. Associate Professor of Economics Bachelor of arts Kalamazoo College; master of business administration Harvard University. FRANCES ALLENE BAKER . Assistant Professor of Music U90ice9 Pupil 0f: Giacomo Minkowski, Berlin, Dresden, and San Francisco; Emil Polak, Charles Baker, and Oscar Sanger of New York; Herbert Wither- spoon of Chicago; student Columbia University; bachelor of science Skidmore College. HARRIET MAXWELL BROWN, A.M. . Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Bachelor of science Columbia University; master of arts Columbia University. MINERVA ROGERS BARRON, B.S. . Asmriate Professor of Fine and prlied Art Bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University. FRANCES LITTLETON KLINE, A.M. zissistcml Professor of Psychology Bachelor of science Cornell University; graduate student University of Chicago; master of arts University of Nlichigan. 9On leave of absence for the year 1929-1930. Twelve EEUM I KS MARIAN EDNA KNOWLES, A.M. . Assistant Professor of Biology Bachelor of philosophy Brown University; master of arts Brown University. VIVIAN E. OSBORN, A.M. Instructor in Health and Physical Edmation Bachelor of arts University of California; master of arts University of California. NINA MCCLURE PEARCE, A.N1. . 145511915112! Professor of English; Head of North Hall Bachelor of arts Geneva College; master of arts Columbia University. KATHARINE ROY, B.S. . Assistant Professor of Home Economics U700ds and Nutritiom Graduate Pratt Institute; diploma and degree of bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University. DOROTHY BOGGS BOLTON, A.B. . Assistant Professor of English Bachelor of arts Syracuse University. FREDERICK HERD, AB. . . 1155i5tant Professor of Sarial Stigma Bachelor of arts Dartmouth College. CAROL HUNTER ADAMS, B.S.S. . lnstrmtor in Sem'etarial Sricnce Bachelor of secretarial science Boston University. IRMA H. REED, A.M. . . . dssistant Professor of Iiistory Bachelor of arts Radcliffe College; master of arts Radcliffe College. AGNES GELINAS, R.N., BS. . 155i5tant Profewor and Head of tlzp Departmmzt of Nursing and Health Graduate of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston, h- Iassachusetts; bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University. ANNA CHRISTINE STEINES . . Instructor in Hame Economic: Kjlothing and TextileM Student S. T. Taylor System, New York City. MARGARET LORETTA SHEERAN . Instructor in Home Economics Mllotlzing and Texti165 ; Head of Lucy Scribner Hall Student Department of Household Arts, Teachers College, Columbia University. ELIZABETH ALICE MOSHIER, B.S. . jssistam Professor of Fine and Applied Jr: Bachelor of science Skidmore College. T11 irfcmz EEUM I KS DOROTHY ROBSON STEWART, WIS. . dssistant Profesmr 0f Biology Bachelor of arts NIount Holyoke College; master of science Washington University. DOROTHY HENRIETTE SCHWARTZ, B.S. . Instructor in Health and Physical Education Bachelor of science Teachers College, Columbia University. LOIS HOLLISTER HOWK, A.B. . . Instructor in Voice and Diction Bachelor of arts Smith College; student of voice and diction, Columbia University. MARIAN ELIZABETH PUGHE, B.S. . Instructor in Secretarial Science Bachelor of science Skidmorc College. RACHEL THAYER PETTENGILL, A.B. . . Instructor in Greek Bachelor of arts Smith College. JESSIE ROOSA DAVIS, B.S. 115513161711 Librarian; xfssixtmzt Professor 0f Library Science Bachelor of science Simmons College. NIADELEINE JOUARD JOHNS . Instructor in Romance Languages THETA CAROLYN HOLMES, AJVI. . . . Instructor in Psyrlzology Bachelor of arts Brown University; master of arts Brown University. STANLEY EDWARD SAXTON, B.M. Organist and 11551371171! Professor of Music Bachelor of music Syracuse University. DOROTHY WATERMAN UPTON, A.M. . Instructor in English Bachelor of Arts Connecticut College; master of arts Columbia University. KATHARINE F. WELLS. Instructor in Health and Physical Education Graduate of Central School of Hygiene and Physical Education; graduate of Gymnastic Folk School, Ollerup, Denmark. JULIA HELEN HYSHAM, A.M. . . . Instructor in English Bachelor of arts State University of Iowa; master of arts, Columbia University. ETHEL KING COMSTOCK . . . Instructor in Music U 0icd Pupil 0f: Etelka Gerstcr, Berlin; Irene Schlemmer, Vienna; Jules Christen, Lausanne; Herbert Sammond, Brooklyn; Charles Kitchell, New York. LUCILE BUSH, A.M. . . Instructor in Fine and xipplied Art Bachelor of arts University of Kentucky; master of arts Columbia Uni- versity. Fourimz EEOMD I KS JANET ALICE NIYICR, BA. . . . Ii'zst'ructor in Psychology Bachelor of arts Skidmore College. LENORE FREED BUNN, AlVI. . Instructor in Fine and Applied drt Bachelor of science Ohio State University; master of science Columbia University. ANTHONY STEFAN . . . . Instructor in Music 0401130 Student with Hummcl, Albany; at the Conservatory of-Music, Budapest; with Kneisal, New York. BERNARD SILBERG . . Instructor in JVIzzsic wVialoncellow Private study with Leo Schultz and Willem Willeke. Damrosch Institute of Musical Art. CHARLES S. IV'IORRIS . . . . . Instructor in Music Study with Joseph Morris, T. Y. Short, Boston, NIassaChusetts. IV'IARGARET FLETCHER, AB. Cataloguer, Instrmlor in Library Science Bachelor of arts Skidmorc College. NIARY ELIZABETH PALMER, B.S. . Instructar in Charge of 11m 17VZI7'581'y School Bachelor of science Skidmore College. RUTI-I D. CHAMPLIN, AJVI. . . . Inszrmtor in English Bachelor of arts Smith College, master of arts Cornell University. VIVIAN ELIZABETIVI ROWE, BS. Juistanl in the Department of Nlusic Bachelor of science Skidmore College. NW Fifteen, I:RHM I KS OTHER OFFICEDI LOIS ANNAH WATKINS, B.S. . . . . . Dietitian Bachelor of science Connecticut College; student dietitian Nlassachusetts General Hospital. HELEN E. STEWART, RN. . . . Director of Igzhrmary Graduate of Peter Bent Brigham Training School for Nurses. MARY CECELIA COLLINS, B.S. . . . Secretary to the Dean Bachelor of science Skidmore College. : CAROLYN ANNA GUTJAHR . . . . XIssistanJ Bursar VICTORIA E. BAKER . . . Director of the Skidmhre Shop FLORENCE EMMA GALE . . . . . . Recorder IWARY FRETAGWT . . . . . Juistatzt Librarian Bachelor of arts Depauw University; bachelor of science Columbia Uni- versity. MARGARET FLETCHER, A.B. . . . . . Cataloguer Bachelor of arts Skidmore College. ABIGAIL SAMMONS FINCH, B.S. . . Secretary to the Bursar Bachelor of science Skidmore College. HELEN BOWLER GORDON, B.S. . . . telssistant in the Library Bachelor of science Skidmorc College. HULDAH CASEY . . . Secretary to the Director of the Vocational' Bureau Bachelor of science Skidmore College. HAZEL MORRELL SHIRING . . . . dssz'stant in the Library Diploma, Harris Teachers College; certificate, St. Louis Library School. FRIEDA A. XVIaDEMIaYIsR, A.B. . . . St.?eretary t0 the Fawlty Bachelor of arts University of Michigan. EILEEN BEMILLER, B.S. . . . . Alssistant Dietitian Bachelor of science in agriculture Ohio State University. ELLEN JEAN CUNNINGHAM . Secretary to the Secretary of the College Bachelor of science Skidmore College. HILDA BERTHA OTTMAN . . . Assistant to the Assistant Bursar FANNIE M. CONARY . . . .Resident Nurse Graduate of Peter Bent Brigham Training School for Nurses. Sixteen 4259. . NMO'x-f-cxor. .- EE-M- I KS EEOMD I KS i i ' 5 4 ts EEOM- I KS n. IENIOD CLAII 01?;682'5 SHIRLEY VANDER VEER . . . . . . . . President ELIZABETH FOWLER . . . . . . . . Vice-President GERTRUDE SKINNER . . . . . . . . . Secretary RUTH KELLY . . . . . . . . . Treasurer Can it be due to that sense of security which accompanies retrospection? For who could accuse the virtuous Class of 1930 of vanity? It looks back upon its last year with complete awe and satisfaction as the most glorious in the annals of Skidmore. It is a great Truth that the class has made it overwhelmingly victorious. Immured in habitual limitations, we have flung aside all petty restrictions, and have cast the year into the throes of success. Ingenuity has been our guide. Although the world may have survived without us, it would have been obviously, a far, far poorer place. Take, for instance, that entirely new and entirely auspicious innovation, the Senior lV'Iusical Comedy. N0 feeble intellect conceived of that brilliant invention, nor of that resplendent masterpiece. The racing seasons may come and go, but that syncopating Chorus, that scintillating repartee, that rollicking, effervescent 11Freddy the Egg will live on in the hearts of Saratogians forever. And what of the blue-eyed Helena, the passionate Paris and rotarian Menalaus Of ilHelenais Hushandli? Ah! But that hour passed too quickly by! And those morbid rose petals of 11Craigls Wife? strewn so artistically by that illus- trious wife. Who can say that the Class of 1930 does not derive lineage from Dionysius? Yet things of the mind and spirit have not alone detained us here. Four years of intellectual application have revealed to us the necessity of balanced aptitude. Yes, in- deed, the seniors took the ribbons at the annual Horse Show. It was 1930 that realized the necessity of Sneak Day. With pain and sacrifice, the Class deprived itself of study for a day in the open, merely to establish a precedent for the lower classes. And now its members must go out to be caught in the tenacious toils of Pedagogy and Industry, yet will its invigorating influence remain ever in their hearts. Though they must now relinquish the inspiration of communication with one another, their past record insures them forever of infinite Success. Twenfy-thrcc ff; rw- ! -v. .- v- -vv-vv Responsibility willingly assumed4 . A many-sided interest, Eager enthusiasm, . . A slight, hurrying figure:- Always A smile. Positive, . Independent, Surprisingly explosive, But quietly candid4- Eager, alert, A glowing interest in art. Tzevt'mziy-fom' Class Hockey, 1, 3, 4; Class Soccer, 1; Art Club, I, 2 3, 4; A-Iay Day Pageant, 2; English Club, 4; Art Edi- tor of Quarterly, 4; Stmlmzt Faculty Curriculum Committee, 4; Secretary-Trwzsurm' Skillmore Hall, 4; Senior Usher, 4; sziar I,KIIHIP'Z'IYZP, 4. ERUM l KS , j 7-' IV NIU RIEL ABBIHL WWuriel ,4 73 Soundview Ava, White Plain, N. Y. ' Ii m 1; E C 0N0 M I C S Home Econamits Club, I, 2, 3, 4; JIay Day, 3; Class Basketball, 3, 4; errdvr 0f Jlass 1118147729 Attend- ance, 4. JANET ADELE BABCOCK 4151724, 35 R'Iarine Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. FINE ARTS J MEREDITH RALPH BALDXVIN wBltSlcr 73 XVashington Ave., Oxford, N. Y. HOME :ZCONUMICS Home Ecmmmim Club, I, 2,, 3, 4; News Reporter, 2; Chairman Dining; Room Committee, 3; Student House Committee, 3; 1111133 Day Committee, 3; Senate, 3; Stmlmt-Farulfy Curriculum Committee, 4; Vice- Pmsidmzt 11mm? Economics House, 4; Senior Vaude- ville, 4. A capacity . . . For complete enthusiasms-- Generous, lovable, . . An engaging friendliness- Accomplishing things . With effective dexterity. . IVIARJORIE VVIEGIV'IAN BALEVRE KIMidge,J 39 Fairview Ave., South Orange, N. J. Fl NF, ARTS Omnibus, I, 2, 3, 4; fUay Day, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 2, 3, 4; Art Club, 2,3, 4; Basketball, 3; English Club, 3, 4; Pram Committee, 3; Senior Vaudeville, 4. W 3 An irrepressible giggle And blue eyes, . . Artistic, collegate, . Fun-loving- . With just a touc Of sophlstlcatlon.$l: I4Bob!, LIBERAL ARTS EEOM- I KS BARBARA BLISS 10 Chapman St, Binghamton, N. Y. President, Newman Hall, I; ZVPws Reporter, 1; De- bating Team, I, 2; News Editor of News, 2; Vice- President, Sophomore Class, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; zfssociate Editor of Nmus, 3; German Club, 3; English Club, 2, 3, 4; szferenm, 3, 4; Executive Committee, 3, 4; Chairman of Swain, 3; Senate, 1, 2, 3, 4; Bookmark, 4; President of College Government, 4; Judicial Board, 4; Senior I'faua'ez'illp, 4. A well-balanced intelligence- A clever executive, Poised and self possessed- Further endowed . With an infallible sense of humor, A stimulating conversationalist 4tBePPOY! nomics House, 4; Senate, 4. R UTH CATHA LENE BOEVE 52 Main St., Kingston, N. Y. HOME Ecmxromcs News Reporter, 1, 2; Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President, Home Ecanomics Club, 3; Home Economics News Reporter, 3; President of Home Economics Club, 4; Secretary'-Treasurrr, Ifome Eco- A careful hostess, Kind, even-tempered, With profound respect For the opinions of others And 21 weakness for Curly. Twcn ty-six p. r I ACHIli BRACH Wirlziw 160 West 77th St, New York City, . 7. ECRETARIAL SCIENCE May Day, 2; French Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3., 4; Spanish Club, 2, 3; English Club, 3, 4. Small, active, eager- . . . . . . . Bronze glints in her hair- . . . . . . Latent powers, . . . . . . . . . Diversmed interests, . . . . . . . Poetry, athletics, people- . . . . . . An enjoyer of life. . . . . . . . . ANE B RETT Iqanie 40 Washington St., Beacon, N. Y. HOME 4C0N0MICS Chorus, I, 2, 3., 4; Home Econamics Club, I, Z, 3, 4; May Day, I, 2; Treasurer, Home Economics House, 4. A responsive nature, . . . . . . . Ianitely sympathetic4 . . . . . . . Light-hearted, carefree, . . . . . . . But amazingly capable- . . . . . . . . A sustained gaiety . . . fdisposition. . . . . vashfb was m tr- wxx-Lvns- ; - -' Twen ty-scvcn IV'IARION BURDICK Alarion 74 Court St, Plattsburg, N. Y. HOME Eumoancs ZUay Day, I; Ifome Economics Club, I, 2., 3, 4; Sec- retary, Home Economics Club, Z; Outing Club, 3; Jlay Day Jttemlmzt, 3; Press Baarxl, 3, 4: News RP- portrr, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. A tiny person; Small, clever hands, Performing work beautifully- Purposeful, Friendly, Smartly trim. RUTH ELIZABETH BURNS ;31'1'ch 113 iVIain St., Kingston, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS Reserved and independent- Slim, dainty, . With a passion for Vivid orange; An aloof . . . But intriguing personality Tum: ty-c iylzt EEOM- I KS HELEN ELIZABETH CHAMPLIN 47161671. 47 West Court St, Cortland, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS President of I'Iatllorn 114111, I; Omnibus, I, 2, 3, 4; Omnibus Plays, 1, 2, 3, 4,1111mvlass Plays, 1, 3, 4; 8013110111021? Guard of Hmmr, 2; English Club, Z, 3, 4; Endowmmzt Committee. 3; Chairman of Point Systmn, 3; ViM-Prmidmzt 0f German Club, 3; As- sistant Editor of Eronuliks; Senate, 3, 4; Secretary of Senate, 3; Junior Alarslzal, 3; Editor of Emm- dikv, 4; Senior faullm'ille, 4; Conference Committee. Dynamic, forceful, A mountebank inimitable-- A fine mind, Intellectually curious- Vibrant dramatic talent- A compelling personality. . MARIE RITA COHOLAN 4Marie 286 Hawthorn St, New Bedford, Mass. HUM 1a ECONOMICS Home Emnrmzics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4; Class Sorter, I, 2, 3, 4. Tall and straight, XVith a leisurely drawl And blue eyes4 A sympathetic insi Innate generosity, And boundless tact. O'ht b Twmzfy-n inc r1 -va-w- -v-vivrw- Quiet good-humor . . And friendliness- . . Thoughtful, methodical, . A careful workman . . Vith a taste for . . Domesticity. . . . Dramatic and intense, Vith a Hair . . . For graphic gesture4 . A superlative actress, . Piquant, effective . . A Vivid personality. . . Thirty HEL .JN MARGARET CONE HcleiW Iinton, N. Y. ,IBERAL ARTS German Club, 2, 3; French Club; 2, 3. NIARJORIE GENE COOK A . Jengw 7' 42 Park Ave., Caldwell, N. J. FINE ARTS Sophomore Guard of Honar, 2; Chorus, I, 2., 3, 4' Art Club, 2, 3, 4; English Club, 2, 3, 4; Omnibus, 2, 3, 4; Interclass Plays, 2, 3, 4; Omnibus Play, 2; Soph- omore Vaudeville, 2; Zl-Iay Day, 2, 3; News Staff, 2, 3; Beaux 1411 Ball Committee, 3; szatr, 4fEI1i10r-ilb Chief of News, 4; Senior l'fallilPT'illR, 4. MARION CORBI ltMI'ggS?; ersey Shore, Pa. LIBERAL ARTS JUay Day, I, 2; Press Board, 1, 2, 3; Intermural DM- oration Committee, 3; English Club, 3,, 4; Senior Alember Point System, 4; Senior Usher, 4; Smior Vaudeville, 4. Socially poised-- . . . The college girl as she is pictured On magazine covers- . . Slim, curly-hairczd, . . . Na'ive- . . . . . A mind keen and alert. . . P ZELLA LILLIAN COVERT l Z6Z,, 47 South St, Brockport, N. Y. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club, 3; ZVIay Day, 2. A harum-scarum youngster . .With a contagious giggle . . And an unbounded propensity for Deliberate in movement, . . Original in ideas . . . And actions. . . . . Thirty-one EEUM I KS A prismatic talent, Actress and artist, A capable executive-- Gestures Of consummate effectiveness- NIagnetic and Charming. Temperamental Red gold hai1'-- Literary appreciation And talent . With a Hair for Nietzche Thirty-l'wo OLIVIA LOUISE DAEUBLER 40mg 107 NIt. Joy Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. FINE ARTS Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4; Art Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Omnibus Plays, 1, 2, 3; Omnibus, I, 2, 3, 4; Alay Day, I, Z, 3; Soph- omore Guard of Honor 2; Play Production 41401109673 2, 3, 4; Viw-Presidmzt of 142'! Club, 3; Vice-Prt'sident, Omnibus, 3; VicePrz'sident, Junior Class, 3; Senate, 3., 4; President of Omnibus, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. DORIS DAVENPORT 4D0ri5 48 Church St, Cortland, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS Omnibus, I, 2, 3, 4; Senate, 1, 2, 3, 4; English Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Interclass Plays, 1; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; Omnibus Play, 2; Assistant Iiastess 0f Stu- dent House, 3; dssistant Editor of Quarterly, 3' 1 Chairman of Izztm'mzlral Dwaration Committee, 3; Sprrrtary of English Club, 3; Library Cammittm', 3; Editor of Quarterly, 4; Pravident of English Club, 4; Studmt-lhculty Curriculum Committee, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. VIRGINIA DAY 4Gimzie Wyoming Ave., South Orange, N. J. LIBERAL ARTS Sofwhomore Guard of Honor, 2; 3103' Day Attend- ant, 3; English Club, 3, 4. The princess of all fairy tales In a modem setting, Blue and gold lovelinesse- As a personality, Remote and elusive-- Charming always. KATHLEEN BOOTH DELANEY IIIX'613',I 600 Broadview Terrace, Hartford, Conn. LIBERAL ARTS I'rice-Prvsidmzt French Club, 1; Forum, 1, 2; Song Leader, 1, 3; Sophomore Guard of H'rmor, 2; Eng- lish Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4; .WIay Day, 3; Co-author and Director of Nell Gwyn Pageant, 3; Omnibus, 2, 3, 4; .Property Alanager 0f Omnibus, 3; Secretary of Omnibus, 4; Press Board, 4; Chairman of Chorus, 4; Eromdilzs Staff, 4; Health Committee, 4; Christian Association Committee, 4. A lover of beauty, Sensitive, idealistic, sympathetic4 Capricious in mood- Social magnetism and poise- A dreamer, . . Reaching for the stars. lerirty-three ERUM I KS The impeccable sophisticate, Fastidious, smart3 Curiously combining An experienced sagacity With guileless simplicity And child-like candor. Quiet dignity Tempered With sweetness- Gentle, . . . . Friendly, though reserved, A keen observer and A charming hostess. TIzirty-fom' RHAYLEINE DALZELL DYCKIVIAN iiRlza'y,J 509 Rugby Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Soplmmore Guard of Honor, 2; Secretary-Treasurpr of Park View, 3; IWay Day, 3; English Club, 3, 4; Omnibus, 4; Student House Committee, 4; Endozvmmzt Committee, 4; Se- nior Vaudeville, 4. NIARION DORIS EISENBROWN K3E1'5,J RFD. No. 2, Reading, Pa. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Treasurer of Home Economics Club, 3; ZWay Day, 2, 3; President of Home Economics House, 4. HELEN W. FASSETT 411611372 554 Highland Ave., Newark, N. J. FINE ARTS xfrt Club, 2., 3., 4; A1113! Day, 2, 3; Spanish Club, 2; Omnibus, 3, 4,15xvcuti7'e Committee of Omnibus, 3; French Club, 3; English Club, 4; Chairman Inter- mural Committee, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. Reserve that cloaks .' . An abundance of pep- . A Jersey twang, . . . A passion for purple, . And a remarkable collection Of fraternity emblems. . LYDIA FRANCES FLINT ltLydia,4 92 Beechknoll Rd., Forest Hills, N. Y. FINE ARTS Art Club, 2, 3; May Day, 2, 3; French Club, 3. Quiet brown eyes . . And a retiring disposition, But having the courage . Of her convictions- . Industrious, . . . And unassumingly ambitious. Thirty-five EEUMIKS NIILDRED MARIE FORNIAN ; Millie 427 Fort Washington Ave.. New York City, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE f. 0 9 Secretarial Chill, 1, 4', .1, 4; Ouiing Club, 2, .3, 4. Jolly, lively, zlnimated- . Intellectual efHCiency- Blithe, impulsive, And ardent- . A gallant, dancing elf . . With depth of understanding. . KATHERINE ELIZABETH FOWLER fIBett.y,, 4 Chapin St, Binghamton, N. Y. F1 N Is ARTS May Day, I, Z, 3,, 4; 1421 Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Sopho- more Guard of Honor, 2; News Reporter, 2, 3; In- terrlass Plays; .3. 17.555 President of Senior Class, 4; Dircclor 0f Snziar Vaudeville, n'. r Amiable and industrious, A competent manager And a warm friend- Possessor 0f boundless energy Well distributed; Perpetual motion. Thirty-s'ix BERTHA LOUISE FREIBERG HBOOIIV, 938 Dana Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio FINE ARTS Art Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Jllay Day, 1, 2, 3, 4. Round, bright eyes- . A Hair for mimicry;- . The artist, . . . Capable and conscientious. CAROLINE LOUISE GIBB ;IGibb!J 206 15th St, Canton, Ohio LIBERAL ARTS Home Economics Club, I; Clwrus, I, .3, 3, 4; .kas Reporter, 2, 3; Alay Day, 2, 3: Omnilms. 2., 3, 4; English Club, 2, 3, 4; Exerutizw Committee of 0m- 7.'.'z':us. 4; Busilwss Alanagrr of OmzzJ'us, 4: 1'2:- Cl'mng; Editar 0f Quarterly, 4; Hssistmzt Editor of. News, 4; Ilzterclass Plays, 4; Sevinr l'amlwz'illr, 4. Consistently candid, . Forthright, purposeful; A good writer, . . . Original in conception- . Competency softened by . Surprising ingenuousness. Quick, expressive gestures- O A delicious madcap sense of humor;- le iriy-seven 1i .J. .--... ' MARJORIE DUBOIS GOODRICH I4 I o 313 Main St., Catskill, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4; French Club, I, Z, 4; 0m- nibus, 2, 3, 4; Illay Day, 2; Senior Vaudeville, 4. '- v-vv-wwvrr-w-v v-v- wwv-WAVT Soft, wavy hair . . . And smiling eyes- . . . Poised, calm, even-tempercd Quiet perfection . . . And witty c0mradeship-- . . A thoughtful friend. . . w 0 NANCY GORHAM fINan!! 151 Meeting St, Providence, LIBERAL ARTS German Club, 3, 4. Genuine interest in people . . . . . A dainty, fastidious hostess- . . . . . . UnrufHed, whimsical, fun-loving, . . . . . Trustworthy and capable, . . . . . . A seeker 0f ife . . . . . . . . At its best. . . . . . . . . . T11 irfy-ciglzf FRANCES ESTELLE GREEN 417111114612 3 Jacoby Place, Rockford, 111. L11; ERAL ARTS News Staff, 1, Z; Chorus, I, Z, 3; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; Co-autlzar 0f IVIay Day Pageant, 3; Omnibus, 3, 4; Press Board, 3, 4; Student Editor of Alumnae Bulletin, 3, 4; English Club, 3, 4; Poetry Editor of Quarterly, 3., 4; Executive Board of Omni- bus, 4; Author 0f jMay Day Pageant, 4; Author of Senior 1111154601 Comedy, 4; Eromdiks Board, 4. Creative artistry and imagination- . . . . Sensitively responsive to beauty, Fastidious about details-- Loyal, sympathetic, tactful- Essentially feminine- . . . . . . . Elaine. . . . . . . . . . . N l 4 4,944 LJ ALICE BOYNTON HAGEMAN $111.66 90 lVIontrose Ave., Rutherford, N. J. FINE ARTS Art Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Eager to help . . . . . . . . . Without reward- . . . . . . . . Frank criticisms and sincere affection, Efficiency and independence, . . . .. . . Interest . . . . . . . , . . Masked by indifference. . . . .1 . . . Thirty-nine Literary versatility Of a rare quality. Scintillating intellect, .A feeling for personalities Adequately expressed In clever witticisms. Quiet repose- . A little reticent, Sincere, . . Conscientious, . Admirable capabilities-- A Willing worker. Party MARGARET FRANCES HALSEY ttPeg! 640 Van Cortlandt Park Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3,, 4; English Club, Z, 3, 4' J! Eromdiks Board, 3, 4; Literary Editar of Quarterly, 4; News Staff, 4. NIIRIANI HARMON Miriam 7 Butler Ave., Ticonderoga, N. Y. FINE ARTS drt Club, I, 2, 3, 4. .7! EEHMIKS CLARA HILLS HEALEY HClara 24 Lancaster St, Leominster, 31:153. LIBERAL ARTS French Club, I; I 'ice-Presidmzt of North Hall, 1,, 3; 30131101110213 Omnibus, Z, 3, 4; Illay Day, 2., 3; Press Board, 2, 3; Sophomore Vaudeville, 2; Intprclass Plays, 2, 4; Omnibus Play, 2, 4; English Club, 3, 4; News Board, 3; Ix'ire-Pwsizlmzt 0f Omnibus, 4; So- phomore Guard of 11071013 2. Belonging to the world footlights-- The inimitable comedienne, Amusing, active, Clever- . . . . . The gleam and sharp crackle of Firecrackers. CAROLYN LESTER HERZOG Carrie 8 Eileen St, Albany, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS Spanish Club, 2; German Club, Z, 3, 4; filay Day, 2, 3; Serrrtary-Treasurer of German Club, 3; President of German Club, 4; Endowment Committee, 4; Se- nior lfazulm'ille, 4. Always modishly g0wned- Studious and eHicient, Independent, Clever, witty, Reliable but aloof- Ever engrossed in thoughts Of the future. Foriy-onc . - au-uh. 'co NIARJORIE ELLEN HENN 3 KIMidgg,3 516 Park Ave., Nledina, N. Y. F INE ARTS Press Board, 2; Omnibus, 2, 3, 4; Omnibus Plays, 2; drt Club, Z, 3, 4; Endowment Committee, 3; Senior Vaudeville, 4. A vivacious iVIiss, . . . . . . . . Colorful, . . . . . . . . . Impulsive, . . . . . . . . . Loquacious, . . . . . . . . . hite teeth Hashing4 . . . . . . . Bumbu. . . . . . . . . . . 3' RUTH FRANC 3S HILL 41321172 217 North NIunn Ave., 3ast Ounge, N. J. LIBERAL ARTS French Club, I, 2, 3, 4; A'Iay Day, 2, 3; Omnibus, 3, 4; English Club, 4. Diminutive, . . . . . . . . . With great brown eyes . . . . . . . And a husky voice- . . . . . . . . Quick in movement . . . . . . . . ' And repartee- . . . . . . . . An elf. . . . . . . . . . . Forty- two 0 to ROMA NIAY HORSTNIAN 4413077161 14 Bowdoin St, Nlaplewood, N. J. FINE ARTS Art Club, 2, 3, 4,11- 1ay Day, 2, 3; Omnibus, 3, 4. Silver-blond hair, . . Transparently delicate skin- Tranquilly reserved, . Equably tempered- . . An unobtrusive eHiciency And leisurely decisiveness. MILNER MARGARET HOVVARTH 44pegi! Cambridge, N. Y. NFRSING AND HEALTH Sophomore Guard of Honor, 4; Secretary of Nursinj Club, 5. Tall. and graceful, . . With quiet poise- . . A gentle manner, . . Dignity and humor- An earnest student, . An excellent nurse. Forty-tlzrcc Blue eyes . . . And an infectious giggle- Quiet humor, . . . Sensitivity to color . Her hobbies . . . Black cats and West Point. . Wavy brown hair . . In a variety 0 ' coiffures- Taste and appreciation . Of fashion . . . Naive curiosit . . . And disconcerting candor. Farfy-four 9V 1 U BIARY THATCHER HUBBARD WWary 5 Pearl St, Kingston, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS Izglislz lab, 4. STHER HUTCHIN K P0ll33, 31 Hart .Ord St, Dorchester, NIass. SECRETARIAI, SCIENCE ecretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4. AI DORIS SAYLES JACKSON 44D0rl'sf, 149 Harrison St, East Orange, N. J. LIBERAL ARTS Secretary of French Club, I, 2; French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; English Club, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Literary Editor of Quarterly, 3. An intense interest . . In the theatre4 . . Genial, but aloof, . . Animated, impersonal- . Externally sophisticated- Inherently naive. . . DOROTHY JENSEN lIDOt!, Ashburnham, Mass. LIBERAL ARTS Treasurer of Spanish Club, 2; President of Spanish Club, 3: Spanish Club, 2,, 33 4; May Day, 3: News Staff, 3; Press Board, 3., 4; Senior Vaudm'ille, 4. Blond fragility4- . . A water color . . . In pastel shades4 . . . A surprising amount of will power-- The ability to express herself cleverly In speech and writing. . . . ?ggnvfw W 04? Nwwk - snag, 0Q nu CQA CL... Furfy- 2w gig Kohxxa ' EEQM- I KS KATHERYN JOHNSON 4101272711? 414 XVestVieW Rd., Elkins Park, Pa. PHYSICAL EDUCATION IJeaZtlz Committee, 1; Basketball Varsity, I, 2; 1110;? Day, I, Z, 3; Outing Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Physical E1111- catimz Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Iiorkey Varsity, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Varsity, I, 2, 3; Sophomore Guard of lion- or, 2; Secretary of zftlzletic dssociation, 2; Soccer Warsity, 3; Swimming, 3, 4; Chapel Committee, 3; Trmsurer 0f Outing Club, 3; College Basketbalf Jszager, 3; Senior Usher, 4; Senate, 4; English Club, 4; Chairman of Library Committw, 4; Seniar I'ramlm'ille, 4. At once feminine And a sportswoman- A superb mind, . . . Quick, yet comprehending- An impregnable reserve And subtle, satisfying fascination. NIARION JOHNSTON Judy 64 Fenimore Rd., Nlamaroneck, N. Y. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Illay Day, I, 2, 3; Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3; Class Bas- ketball, ',1, 2, 3; Class Hockey, 1, Z, 3, 4; Physicalv Education Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Vice-Prcsidmzt 0f Physi- cal Education Club, 4; Class Soccer, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club, Z, 3, 4; Treasurer of Outing Club, 4; Inter- class Plays, 3, 4; Varsity Soccer, 4; Senior Vaudeville 4. - 3F Unassumlng excellence ' In every field of endeavor- Mute humor, . . . . Mercilessly convulsing- . Impeccable, feminine- Unusual and interesting. Farty-six EUOM I KS RIARY JOHNSTON 41W my 609 Park Ave., East Orange, N. J. LIBERAL ARTS French Club, 2, 3,, 4; Secretary of French Club, 3; Vice-Presidmzt of French Club, 3; Omnibus, 3, 4; A403: Day, 3; Executive Committee of Omnibus, 4; Chairman of Vocatimzal Bureau, 4; English Club, 4; Senate, 4; Senior Vallilfi'lollm 4. Successful in her undertakings- Loyal, Independent . Tremendously eHiCient- . . A childish love of playing pranks, With an undeniable dignity and Charm. RUTH JONES ...... OZ: 4 ---- r. .. ..-c-. ------ N'Iilwood, New York LIBERAL ARTS Chorus, 3, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4; News Stajf, 4. .1, a . $:d-I:-3- 4 5.43513! .zv 3 .m' .- $27313 9,395; 55: 4 O Vitality and energy, . . :s Generosity, interest, warmth, Boundless enthusiasm, democracy- And a fascinating voice Tempered by the south. Social Charm and athletic abilit.y-- : F orty-seven EEODM I KS Thoroughly likeable- Eager brown eves- . Worrying over t11iHes, Alanaging large affails effectively- Capable,fu11-loving, With a delightful sense of humor. Black hair and eyes- Rose- colored velvet, 1A stately appearance, belying. A mischievous propensity for Nladcap p11anks- . Outstanding d1amatic ability. Forty-eight ELIZABETH PRIIVIIi KEELER HBEIva 111 North Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. IJBERAL.ARTS Class Play Pradurtion Alanager, I; Treasurer of Christian zfssociation, 2; I'fice-Presizlmzt of Christian stciatimz, 3; President of Christian dssociation, 4; Senate, 2; 1110.11 Day, 3; Frmch Club, 3, 4; Student flimnber of Committee on Academic 11072115131, 4; Se- nior Iiaudm'ille, 4. MARGARET RUTH KELLY J HKeUy 233 XVestern Ave., Albany, N, Y IABERAL.ARTS l'fliff-PI'PSRIFIH of Park View, I; Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4; German Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Omnibus, I, Z, 3, 4; 171110.11 Day, I, 2, 3; Omnibus Plays, 1,, Z; Vice-President of German Club, I, 2; Debating, I, Z; Debating IWan- ager, 2; Treasurw of Junior Class; Treasurer of Senior Class; T71Rasurm1 0f Omnibus, 4; English Club 4:112tt1211'lass Play, 4.1 Senior liaudp-ville, 4. originating . ; A; ELFRIDA KEVORKIAN IKE!!! 126 Eastbourne Rd., Newton Center, Mass. LIBERAL ARTS Class Hockey, 1; Skidmore String Ensemble, 2; Class Basketball. 2, 3, 4; French Club, 4 Senior Vaudeville. Quiet daring . . . And love of adventure-- . Appreciation of music . And poetry-4 . . . Competent, sympathetic- Horsewoman and Violinist. 0!. MARY EMILY KING 4IMar3,,, Hobart, New York FINE ARTS President of Park View 1471mm, 1; Alay Day, I, 2, 3; Art Club, Z, 3., 4; Honors lVork in 14H, 4; Christian Association Committee, 4. A shy steadfastness, . . Lurking humor- . . A creator . . . . Of artistic conceptions- . Studious, sincere, . . A practical thinker. . . J'v'l erly-m'nv -.-.- AL-.. -. --;.-A ELBOW l KS KATHERYN VAN NEST LAW Kitty 72 Gates Ave., Montclair, N. J. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Class Hockey Tmm, I, 2; Outing Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Physical Educating: Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Health Com- mittee, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; Vice- President of Physical Education Club, 3; Chapel . Committee, 3; Alay Queen Attendant, 3; Class Swim- ming, 3, 4; Senate, 4; Studmzt-Faculty Curriculum Committee, 4; Senior T'faudm'ille. Fair hair and blue eyes, A vivid loveliness- A nature mildly tolerant, Thorough, scrupulous- A gentle Vivacity . And endearing simplicity. . GERTRUDE LAPHANI ,,,,,,, t I G C 7' I i 6 , y 3 2 Converse St, Longmeadow, 1V1 ass. ..... g 1 P INF. ARTS 4; Art Club, 2, 3, 4; German Club, Z, 3, 4; English 2g 4 Club, 4; Interclass Play, 4; 111 ay Day, 3, 4; H 0110f: LVOI'k i7? 14ft, 4. A lady Slender and demure- Expressing her thoughts In exquisite pastels- Clever and eHicient, A creative artist. Fifty MARION LEMBCKE Lmnbrlcc 431 Downer Place, Aurora, 111. LIBERAL ARTS Class Sorter, 2; Spanish Club, 2; ZVIay Day, 2; Se- nior 1 ,1lzulevillp. Well dressed . . . A likable personality An unobtrusive optimism, Alert, eager, friendly- . The gift of adapting herself NIARIETTA LEVIN 11Maricktta' 141 North St., Northampton, Mass. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Illay Day, 1; Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4; French Club I, 2, 3, 4; Senior Vaudeville. Calm and imperturbable, Even-tempered- . Quietly ambitious- . . An inscrutable reserve Cloaking generosity . And cultural enthusiasms. . T0 circumstances and people. Fifty-one EE-OMIKS Spontaneous sweetness 40f disposition, . . . . Coupled With glorious 0ptimism-- . . . . . . Fastidious, . . , . . . . . . . Incessantly active, . . . . . . . . Decorous, dainty . . . . . . . . A Charming graciousness. . A gay comrade . . . With penetrating insight, . Bubbling humor, loyal friendliness-- . . . . Sansitivc t0 the beautiful, . Generous, impulsive, . . And wholly lovable. . . Fiffy-fzc'a FLORENCE AGNES LUMMIS Lummie Washington Lane and Noble Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club,'1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Guard of- Honor, 2; Treasurer of Athletic Association, 2; Treasurer of Skidmorc Hall, 2; Chapel Cammittee, Z, 3; IWay Queen Httemlmzt, 3; Student House Com- mittee, 3, College BaseballJ11mzager, 3; Assistant Social Chairman, 3; President of SNI'Ptarial Club, 4; Senate, 3, 4; Stua'mzt-Faculty Curriculum Commit- tee, 4; Social Chairman, 4; Senior Vaudeville. PAULINE MARY LUTZ Lutzicw Roxbury, New York FINE ARTS drt Club, Z, 3, 4; Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Class Soccer, 3; English Club, 4; Senior Vaudeville. CAROLYN AGNES MARTIN 44Carolyn Croton, RFD. N0. 1, V61'm0nt HOME ECOMMCS Ham? Emnamirs Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Outing Club, 3, 4. Silent aloofness Cloaking friendliness And warm-hearted generosity- A conscientious worker XVith a tendency to underestimate Her own ability LAURENE NIARION lV'IAYBURY HLIH'L'HU 45 Iiast Park St., Iiast Orange, N. J. Hmua ECONOMICS 110nm Emnmuim Club, I, 2, 3, 4; W103? Day, 2, 3; Junior Prom Cmnmittw, 3; Senior Transfer to Aler- rill Palnwr SCIIOOZ, Detrait, 4. A keen mind And a dominant personality- . EHiCient, reserved4 . Originality of ideas And a preference for Blue. Fifly-tlzrcc IJ 11k AMY CQNSTANCE NIENDEL Qimy Nleadville, P21. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4; jilay'Day, 1; Ffenclz Club, 4. A doll . . . . . With black hair . . . . . And a likeable grin- . . . A placid accept1nce of life . . . Without questioning . . . . Amiable. . . . . . . MARY DARDIS NIICKLE Sannyi Chatham, New York PHYSICAL EDUCATION Outing Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Physical Education Club 2, 3, 4; Class Soccer, 3, 4; Class Hockey, 4; Presi- dent of Outing Club, 4. Blond hair . . . . . . . . . And a sunny disposition- . . . . . . Cheerful, friendly, . . . . . . . . Sympathetic- . . . . . . . . Good fun- . . . . . . . And an able athlete . ' . . . . . Fifty-four NIARIE ZITTET NIILLS 411arry 536 Fort Washington Ave., New York City, N. Y. PHYSICAL EDUCATION President of North Hall Annex, 1; Class Horkey, I, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4; Physical EducatimL. 111111., I, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club, I, 2,, 3; Varsity Soccer, 4; Alental Hygiene Committee, 4; Senior Vaudeville. A far reaching intelligence Cleverly employed- Generous, impartial, Understandingly receptive-- A wistful eagerness . Yet graciously dignified. FRANCES GREEN MONTGOMERY AAFr'annieAA 2 Church St, Burnside, Conn. LIBERAL ARTS President of Park View, I; IVIay Day, 2; French Club, 2, 3; English Club, 3, 4; Treasurer of Span- ish Club, 4; Omnibus, 3, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. A pleasing personality- . A lovable grin, A quiet sense of humor, Ever willing to oblige- A student of literature, With athletic propensities Fifty-five The central figure of any gathering- A skillful and intrepid rider, Athlete and psychologist- . T0 people 0ffe1ing Whole- hearted friendship 01' The Cynical lift of an eyeh10W- The patrician Quiet and self-effacing- A Slow, friendly smile, UnruHied, A restful inHuence- . An interested observer Who enjoys life. Fiffy-si.1' EMM I KS MALYDE LOUISE MOULTON iiLOll,, 3180 iV'Iain St., Bridgeport, Conn. LIBERAL ARTS Endowment Committee, I, 3; Debating Team, 2; Varsity Baseball, 2; Varsity Soccer, 3; iManager Horseshow, 2; Chorus, 2, 3, 4,1'VIanager 0f Sorter, 3; Quarterly Board, 3; President Of East Hall, 3; Residenre Camzcil, 3; Bank 1110226, 3, 4; Senate, 3, 4; Conference Committee, 3, 4,111811tal Hygiene Cammittm', 4; Judicial Board, 4; Executive Com- mittee, 4; Chairman of Residenre Council, 4. NIILD RED PAYNE TVIOXVE RSON uMl-ln VVyckoff, New Jersey LIBERAL ARTS Spanish Club, 2, 3. NIATHILDE LONG JMUEHLFELDER VTillie 551 Hale Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio FINE ARTS J'Uay Day, I, 2, 3; Class Soccer, 1, Z, 3, 4; Chairman of Intramural Decoration Committee, 2; Sophomore Guard of Hmwr; French Club, 2, 3, 4; 1471 Club, 2, 3, 4; Vin; President of 14ft Club, 3; President of Art Club, 4; Omnibus, 3, 4; Hostess of Student House, 4' Iliirr-President 0f Skidmore Hall, 4; In- Ie'n'lass Plays, 4; szinr Vaudeville, Senate, 4. A Champion of lost causes, Tolerant . . . . Horsewoman and artist- Terpsichore. . . . CECELIA LILLIAN IVIUTCHLER 44C6,, 227 Garfield Place, South Orange, N. J. LIBERAL ARTS J-Iay Day, I, 3; French Club, 3, 4; English Club J; 3. . 3 The eternal feminine-- . Suggesting . . . Candlelight4 . . . The diplomat. . . . Poised and Charming hostess, Expressive grace of movement- Beautiful hair, Parisian gowns4 A personality that never 1.31384 Fifty-sc'zxen Av Av- ww'-rv..v -- 7w- 7-WWAM vw-w-ww--vwvwv-v-vvw-wvv--wvii NIARION ANDRUS NICHOLS Marionii Belmont, Vermont LIBERAL ARTS Class Soccer, 1, 2, 3; Class Baseball, 1, 2; fVIay Day, I, 2; News Reporter, 1; Assistant Advertising Man- ager 0f Quarterly, 2; Assistant 11117.182'ti.vi11g fl-lanager 0f Eroma'iks, 2; Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Business Alanager 0f Handbook, 3; Advertising xilmzager of Quarter- ly, 3; Advertising 111071di of Eromzliks, 3; Press Board, 4; English Club, 4; Senior l'iaudmille. A child with sophisticated eyebrows . And the appearance of an Eyptian goddess, Peatmes carved With delicacy- Lovable and disconcerting frankness, Generous, impractical, decided in her reactions- A naive desire to experiment with life. ELEANOR JARRET PEN ROSE EleanoW 2002 Van Buren St, Wilmington, Del. PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC Class HODkPj', I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Varsity, Hackey, 2; Class Baseball, 1, 2; Pianist for Song Contest, 3. Our music student- Conscientious, Independent, A steady self-assurance- . A fondness for tennis And hockey. Fifty-eight NIARGARET PERSONK Alaryaret VVillimantic, Conn. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Precise, . . . . . . . . . . Vith surprising ability- . . . . . . . Thoughtful, . . . . . . . . . Unrumcd, . . . . . . . . . . A conscientious student --. . . . . . . Strong in her convictions. . . . . . . . VIRGINIA PLATT Gingc'r 18 Church St, White Plains, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS Spanish Club, Z, 3; Secretary of Spanish Club, 3, Outing Club, 3, 4. Carefree, dispassionate, . . . . . . . Dissembling loyalty . . . . . . And good sportsmanship . . . . . With good-natured aloofness And a Cheerful indifference- Pleasantly companionable. . Fifty-ninc Brown eyes, . . . . Zntirely adequate . - . . For any diction- . . . A friendly Charm . . . And gracious serenity . . . Disguising a certain reticcnce. . The language of August- . Always unhurried, serene;- . A drawl, a slow smile, . . Blue eyes and blue earrings- . A weakness . . . . For sleeping in the morning. . SYN y EROM- KS DOROTHY COOK POPE ;;D0l!, 71 Leighton Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Freud: Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 3; 11103' Day, 3. CATHERINE ANITA REYNOLDS HZVita 25 XVebster Place, Port Chester, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS Omnibus, I, 2, 3, 4; Chair, 2; Jlmzial flygimw Com- mittee, 4. LENA CLORINDA RINALDI ; Lcna 219 Front St, Schenectady, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS French Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 4. A student of languages Ancient and m0dern-- Strongly opinionated Generous and warm-hearted- Dividing her time between the college And Schenectady. ELEANOR ROBINSON Ellie Clinton, New Jersey LIB ICRAL ARTS Serretary-Treasurer of Iiatlzorn 1101138, I; Secre- tam-Treasurer of Library Committee, 2; Treasurer of College Gozft. 3; English Club, 3, 4; Judicial Board, 4; Clmirnmn 0f Endowment Committee, 4; Chairman of Disrussion Club, 4; Senate, 4; szirn' IQIIHIPWillP, 4. Freshness and coloring Really distinctive-- A mind . . Of penetrating judgment And acute discriminations. And a lover of controversy Sz'ny-mz c An artist with a practical turn of mind- Calmly and efiiciently planning . . MARGARET KOPP ROLSTON l4pgggivii 208 Birch St, Boonton, N. J. FINE ARTS Art Club, Z, 3, 4; English Club, 2, 3, 4; Advertising Illanagm' of English Club, 3; Omnibus, 3, 4; IWay Day, 3; jVImztal Hygiene Cammittm', 2, 3, 4; Chair- man of Illmztal Hygiene Cmnmittw, 4; filanagm' 0f Riding, 4; Chairman of Harm Shaw, 4; Art Editor of Eromdiks, 4; Senate, 4. Costumes for May Day 01' the Horse Show- Unbounded generosity- . . . . A calm, unrumed surface concealing . . Unguessed depths. . . . . . An artist . . . . . . . Creating With expressive fingers4 . . A great enthusiasm . . . . . For h01'ses-- . . . . . . Nervous energy, humor, . . . . Sportsmanship and scholarship. Sixty-two XGE NIARGARET LOUISE S Ilpggg;y,, 416 River St., Hackensack, N. J. FINE ARTS May Day, 2; Art Cub, Z, 3, 4; Sophomore Guard of Honar, 2; Secretary of Art Club, 2; Horse Show Committee, 3, 4; Eromdiks Staff, 3; Omnibus, 4 Cass Hockey, 4; Libram Committee, 4. HENRIETTA EMILIA SAUTTER uDollyn 1421 Oneida St., Utica, N. Y. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; JVIay Day, 3; Se- nior Transfer to Alerrill Palmer School, Detroit, 4. Dignity, reserve, . . . . . . . . And quiet friendliness- . . . . . . . Clever, eHicient, capable, . . . . . . . Quick-motioned . . . . . . . . And alert- . . . . . . . . . Socially active. . . . . . . . . . 1'52 1 LOUISE ALICE SCHXVEGLER 11L0u 154 Lorraine Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS German Club, I, Z, 3; Spanish Club, 2, 3; Treasurer of Spanish Club, 3; Senior Vaudeville, 4. Blond beauty. . . . . . . . . . And black velvet- . . . . . . . . Sophistication, . . . . . . . . Indifference, . . . . . . . . . And a surprising collection . . . . . . Of spicy stories. . . . . . . . . Sz'xty-Hz rec An enthusiast, Original in concept, Spontaneous, Witty- Initiative and assurance Supplementing A facile intelligence. ' F2 f'Z'Z':'2-$52'13' .. . 1-::' '.'.'.'. .......... .-'.-I',..: .... . .05. n.1,; ....... 1.1.3544. An Hellenic beauty Of Chiselled perfection- . xAYant, . A little reckless Delightful artlessness . And radiant enthusiasm Szlrty-fom' FREDA SILVER Freda Lawrence, Long Island, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS French Club, I, 2, 3, 4; English Club, 4; ZWay Day, 2: Class Basketball, 3. G6rt SECRETARIAL SCIENCE GE RTRUDE LEE SKINNER 238 West Center St., Medina, N. Y. Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Illay Queen zfttendant, 3: Serrktary 0f Outing Club, 3; Senate, 4; Secretary of Senior Class, 4. 163 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Frmzch Club, 4; Spanish Club 4. DOROTHY MAY SMITH K D0t!! LIBERAL ARTS A modest winner . . . . . Of gol ' championships- . . . . Grave, unaffected, reserved, . . . A delightful though remote personality- Gracious dignity, . . . . . Kindliness and social tact. . . . 3, 4. MARIAN LU NILLE MITH 429 South Willard St., Burlington, Vt. Home Economics Club, I, Z, 3, 4.; Outing Club, Z, 1Warian , HOME ECONOMICS Soft, dark hair 1 aming a White face- . Devotee 0 ' the woods and 0 - gardens . Infinite respect for the details of perfection ready needle '01' a torn Hounce- . Sudden Hares 0. temper . . With Engish reserve. . . Fidelity, tranquillity, dependability- Thoughtful, earnest, Unaggressive and gentle With surprising self-assurance- A hard worker, a good friend, An ideal nurse. Small and dainty, . . With the delicate fragility Of a bit of old p0rcelain- Scrupulously conscientious- Behind a placid reticence Unlooked-for Vivacity Sixty-six EEUM l KS ALICE MINGAY SMITH H111,, 18 West V2111 Dam St, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. NURSING AND HEALTH Nursing Club, 2, 3; Chairman 0f Social Committee of Nursing Club, 3. DOROTHY LOUISE 801W NIER HDOIU 250 W. 94th St, New York City, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Frmzclz Club, I, 2., 3, 4; Spanish Club, 3; J'Iay Day, 3. JESSIE ALICE STEINIVIETZ NJBSSI. J 19 NICIntyre St, Bronxville, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, I, Z, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Class Hockey, 1, Z, 3, 4; Class Hockey Illanager, 4; Class Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4; I'ersity Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball Jlmzagpr, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. Diminutive blue-eyed- . Nimble and quiCk- . . An invincible athlete, . Excitable, . . . . But rather diHident- . Inadvertently droll. . . EDITH VVOLVEN STONE Edith Philmont, New York LIBERAL ARTS Press Board, 2; Intprmural Decoration Committee, 2; Prize for Scholarship, 2; Illental Hygiene Com- mittee, 3, 4; English Club, 4. An academic enthusiast4 Unobtrusively ambitious, . Meticulous, persevering, . Unassumingly m0dest- . An interest in composition With a bent for allegory. EEOM- I KS Sixty-seven Nlischief leavening A certain seriousness-- A significant grin Indexing her personality- Independent Carefree. Loyal and sympathetic, An enthusiastic athlete- . Strong likes and dislikes, Keen insight and quick appreciation, A droll humor. Intensity Sixty-cight KATHERINE ELLEN STRAIT uKayn 74 VVallkill Ave., Rliddletown, N. Y. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education Club, I, 2. 3, 4; Omnibus, 3, 4; Alanager Class, A'Ianager Class SMTPI' Team, 4; Class Soccer, 4; Class Hockey, 4; Outing Club, 4. KATHERINE DIEHL SWART'OUT IIIgra3v'3 37 Park Place, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS French Club, I, 2; Prms Board, 2, 3; Class Basket- ball, 2, 3; Class Baseball, 2. 3; Class Horkry, Z, 3, 4; English Club, 3, 4; Eramzliks Board, 4; Book Review Editor of Quarterly, 4. EUM I KS ELIZABETH LANGTRY TAYLOR iIE-E4, 38 Union Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. LIBERAL ARTS Jlmztal Hygil'nv Committee, 4; Christian Assoria- tion Cabinpt, 4. Ease in social positions- Conscientious, . . Unobtrusive, . Possessed of moral integrity, A frank curiosity, . . . And an interest in psychology. . PHYLLIS TAYLOR upllyln 156 Carteret St, Glen Ridge, N. J. LIBERAL ARTS Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 2; May Day, 2, 3; Press Board, 2, 3; Class Soccer, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Community Clmst, 3; Chairman of Community Chest, 4; English Club, 3,, 4; Omnibus, 3, 4; Chair- man of Press Board, 4; Quarterly, 4; Senior Editor 0f Eromdiks, 4; sziar Vaudeville, 4. A mixture of contradictions- A feeling for words, Fire, delicacy, restraint- The eyes of a Byzantine Executive and writer of exquisite poetry-- And a consuming passion for elephants. . Sixty-n inc . .- A ---x - EEOM -l K,S FLORENCE MARION TIBBETS ;tF10rence 4O Notre Dame St, Glens Falls, N. Y. FINE ARTS Secretarial Club, I; Freud: Club, I, 2; Spanish Club, Z, 3; Art Club, 2, 3,, 4; fl-lay Day, 2, 3. Reserved, fastidious- . . . . . . . A Vital interest in art . . . . . . . That makes for craftsmanship . . . . . . And detailed perfection- . . . . . . Clever originality expressed . . . . . . In costume design. . . . . . . . . NORMA ELIZABETH TRIVETT ; N0-rma 210 Dodd St, East Orange, N. J. HOME ECONOMICS Home Emnamics Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Treasurer of Home Economics Club, Z; fllay Day, 3; Omnibus, 3, 4; President of Hanw Eronomirs 1101158, 4. Sudden enthusiasms . . . . . . . . Promptly acted upon- . . . . . . . Diversified interests, . . . . . . . A tendency towards argument, . . . . . Love of fairness, . . . . . . . . Self-assurance. . . . . . . . . . Seventy EHOM I KS WILHELMINA JOHANNA VAN DEENE 3Billie3 328 Park St, West Springfield, Mass. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Outing Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Board, I; Alay Day, I, 2, 3; Plzysiral Education Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Sopho- more Guard of Honor, 2; Pop Song Leader, 3; Eng- lish Club, 3, 4; Chapel Committee, 3; Fire Chief, 3; Class Basketball, 3; Omnibus, 3, 4; College Baseball Alanagm', 4; Short Story Editor, 4; Eromdifes Board, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. Smooth and debonair- Diffusely talented, Accomplished, versatile- Unequivocally honest- A temperament . . . At once dreamy and forthright. SHIRLEY VANDER VEER Shirley 177 West High St, Somerville, N. J. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Omnibus, I, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Freshman Class, I; Treasurer of Park View, 1; French Club, I, 2; May Day, 1; Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, I, 2, 3; Secretary-Trmsurm' 0f Secretarial Club, 2; Business Alanager 0f Omnibus, 2; May Queen At- tendant, 2; Sophomore Guard of Honor, 2; Senate, 2, 3, 4; IUay Queen, 3; Swinnning Jllanager, 3; President of Junior Class; President of Senior Class; Senior Vaudeville, 4. . A Vivid personality- Irresistible Charm and poise, Twinkling humor, Beauty, sympathy, graciousness- Diplomatic leadership, sportsmanship- . Achievement. chmzty-one EEUM I KS VIRGINIA VIGNERON AAGinnie 642 Pine St, X'Villiamsport, Pa. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4; 11103? Day, 1, 2, 3, 4; Physicaf Eduratirm Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Omnibus, 3, 4; Outing Club, 2, 3, 4; President of Physical Education Club, 4; Swim Vaudeville, 4. A generous friend And congenial companion Exuberant, authoritative, SystematiC- . . A devotee of the dance And a pleasingly adequate singer. MILDRED EMILIE 'WAGNER Jimmie 452 Washington Ave., New York City, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Guard of' Honor, 2; Treasurer of Scribner Ifall, 2; Allay Queen Attendant, 3; Judicial Board, 3; Vire-Prrs-i- dent of East Hall, 3; Senate, 3, 4; English Club, 4; Chairman of Judicial Board, 4; Vite-Prpsident of College 00271. 4; Executive Board, 4; Conference Board, 4; Library Committee, 4; Swimming Alan- ager, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. A brOWn-eyed blond, Delightfully dimpled- Equitably minded- . Intelligent diplomacy Punctuated by Captivating clownety. chcuiy-Iwo ELIZABETH C. WARD 9 Cornell St., Springheld, Mass. Ifocatimzal Bureau, 1; English Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Art Club, I, Z, 3, 4; Guard of Honor, 2; 41403! Day, 3; Treasurer of Skidmore Hall, 3; Endowment, 3, 4. A perfect hostess-- . . Decided, frank, sensitive, . Intent on details- . . Artistic, auburn-haired . With a rollicking laugh . And a taste for green . HELEN PHELPS WIGGEN I'Viggie 303 W. 89th St., New York City, N. Y. PHYSICAL EDUCATION President of Freshman Class, I; Intm'class Play, 1; Chapel Committee, I, 2; Endowment Committee, I, Z, 3; IWay Day, 1, Z, 3; Class Hockey, 1, Z, 3, 4; Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Class Saccer, I, 2, 3, 4; Physical Education Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Senate, 1, 3, 4; Secretary of Sophomore Class, Sophomore Guard of Hanor, 2; Outing Club, 2, 3, 4; Chairman of Health Committee, 3; Judicial Board, 3, 4; President of Athletic Association, 4; Se- nior Vaudeville, 4. Poised and graceful in Sociable, sympathetic- . Executive ability and . The gymnasium or the ballroom, An unbounded sense of the ridiculouS- One of that famous team of comme iiennes Seventy-tlzree Darkly brilliant eyes- . Generous, independent, . Magnanimous, self-reliant Assured, Charming . . Vivacity enlivening . . Business-like echiency. . Sweetness of manner- . An even temperament, . Always serene, C001, . . And admirable4- . . Soft, wavy hair, grace, And a Charming smile. Sez'cnfy-four EE-M- I KS LULU NIABEL WILLIAMS HDOdOH 16 Phelps Ave., Rochester, N. Y. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Secretarial Club, I, 2, 3, 4; 11 Iay Day, 1; Secretary of Junior Class, 3; Senate, 3; Outing Club, 3, 4; Business Manager of Eromdiks, 4; Secretary-Treas- urer of Social Committee, 4. MARTHA LINETA XVILLSON 4M'artie 78 Madison Ave., Newtonville, Nlass. LIBERAL ARTS Class Hockey, 1; Snapshot Editor of Eroma'ilzs, 3; Varsity Baseball, 3; English Club, 3, 4; Photograph Editor, 4; Senate, 4; President of Sl'ia'more Hall, 4; Dining Raom Committee, 4; Secretary of Residence Council, 4; Library Committee, 4; Senior Vaudeville, 4. ; ff MARY ELIZABETH XVOOLSEY ;ISally!! 104 Fairway Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Hmnz ECONOMICS Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Outwardly quiet and demure, . With mischief twinkling through- A fondness . . . . For gaiety . . . . . And domesticity- . A frequent Visitor at Dartmouth. ELIZABETH ALLISON WRIGHT ;Sonny .235 Goddard Ave., Brookline, Mass. LI B ICRAL ARTS English Club, I, 2, 4; Class Harkey, I, 2; French; Club, I, 2, 4; Treasurer of French Club, I, 2; Erom- diks Board, 2; German Club, 2; Senate, 4; Vice- President Of Freud! Club, 4; Senior 1; razultwille, 4. A fine, generous nature, Complaisant but understanding- A true cosmopolitan, Cultured, . Conservative, . . . . Convincingly Bostonian. . . Seveizfy-152I8 EEHM I KS THE CONCEDT The stars are distant, But the sonorous music builds up battlements more distant yet, Where shining soldiers stand With silver spears To prick the golden bubbles with the oboeTs pointed melody. They fall on me, Wave after wave of molten beauty, Covering my nakedness With hissing splendor, Cloaking me with gold. The crowd draws back, Affrighted at the rain of liquid fire that envelope me, Blinded. by the comets in my hair. When the last murmur of the music dies, The battlements Will be sucked in by the wind, Will become one with the vast darkness that surrounds the stars, And they, Receding from me into the infinity, Will be tinier, more distant than before. The thin notes tremble into silence. The crowd, Emboldened by the stars retreat into the thick blackness 0f the night, Surge over me, Engulhng me in the resistless tide of noise That measures their approval of the unbounded infinite. PHYLLIS TAYLOR, ,30 Sevci-zty-six EE-M- I KS JUNIOD CLAII Offit'c' r5 JEAN TYRE . . . . . . . President DORIS XVATTERS . . . . . Vire-Presidcnt VIRGINIA REDFORD . . . . . Secretary EDITH ALLEN . . . . . . . Treasurer TOD-IOIL fDOM THE NEWIMONGED On the 26th day of this month, some girls were seen coming back from Civilization, each with three bags on her person and two trunks in the oHing. They were Skidmore Juniors, beaming in anticipation of a social year. XVith one accord they went to locate the new mail room, View the swimming pool, and scrutinize the Junior transfers. ?Then, dis- appearing within their respective dormitories, they were seen no more until it was time to eat.--TI-Ili NEWSMoNGER, September, 1929. Itis said that one night the Juniors took their little sisters to a coffee, an orange-lighted, autumn-leafed affair, with music, dancing, and a stunt or two. Home ICC. coffee was drunk by all, and dainty cookies munched.-- THE Nlaxx'smoix'onR, Ormber, 1929. On the evening of the 16th, a lively, temporarily Hat-footed little Junior displayed acting talent and B. V. D33 in iiNIeet the XVifeii, and gathered pear blossoms that rustled in the early mOI'n.,-TIIIC NEWS- MONGICR, November, 1929. This month, everybodyis talking about the Junior Class play: how the wind whistled and the waves dashed; how ths'ee drowned men, on the way to being skeletons, carried treasure chests through a sea-green mist; how Nat glared crazily at a scrap of paper, muttering, u--where Seventy-m'nc ; - ' a w - EEHM l K8 the cross is madeV The audience stared straight ahead, tense and spell- buund, while behind scenes, the weathermen shook gravel and moaned, 21nd stagehands stopped breathing to watch the sea-curtain unroll itself. The prompter had an easy job, for the players forgot there ever was such a thing. Incidentally, the Juniors won the interelass play contest and a figurative laurel wreath.-TI-IF. NEWSMONGER, Derember, 1929. One day this month, Juniors of all lengths and widths Hacked t0 the Salisbury to try on a size-14 blazer. It fit everyone perfectly at the time, but later in the day, when the shadows began to lengthen. now and then. a solitary Junior was seen slipping into the tea-room to Change the num- ber to 18 or 20.--THIZ NEWSMONGER, February, 1930. The first week in NIarch will never be forgotten at Skidmore: first, because there were two assemblies; and, second, because the Juniors gave an operetta, in which an Odd creature appeared without a sound from no- where and vanished With two loud noises and a Cloud of smoke.-THE NEWSMONGER, ZVIarrlz, 1930. Junior Prom had to be a success with the Yale Collegiate Six-Piece Orchestra composed ofewell, it1s just hearsay. And the favors were choice, guaranteed for a year, at leasthHE NICWSMONGICR, AIay, 1930. NW Eighty EEOM- I KS JUNIOD CLAII ALLEN, EDITH ISADORE, IRA. ATwoon, ELIZABETH HAVENS, L.A. BARBER, LILLIAN J., L.A. . BEERS, ETHEL JOYCE, S.S. . . . BELL, JOSEPHINE TODD, F.A. . . . BLANCHARD, HELEN LORD, EA. . . BLAND, REINA . . . . BOYDEN, CATHERINE LENA, H. E. BROOKS, DOROTHY LOUISE, L.A. . . BROWN, DORIS P., P..E . . . . BROWNEIL, DOROTHEA A., L.A. . BUTTERVIORTH, ELIZABETH GLORIANA, L.A. CAREY, MARGARET, P.E. . . . . CARPENTER, MARGARET RHODA, H.E. CARR, MIRIAM IDA, P..E CLAYTON, HAZEL MAE, P. S. M. COCKROFT, EUNICE, P.S.M. COLBY, ANNE CARPENTER, P.E. COTTON, SYLVIA, L.A. Cox, ALBERTA BANCKER, L.A. DANGREMOND, KATHRYN BORST, F.A. DANIELSON, HELEN A., L.A. DAWSON, KATHERINE, H.E. . . . DIAMOND, ALICE BEAUREGARD, 8.8. DOUGLASS, PRISCILIA AIDEN, EA. DOVE, DOROTHY LOUISE, L.A. DREY, ELIZABETH E, EA. FAKE, ELIZABETH MARGARET, S.S. FENTON, RUTH MELLIS, S.S. FREEMAN, ELEANOR LAFORGE, L.A. . . GAYIORD,VIAR10N HELEN, EA. . . GILIIS MARGUERITE . . . GREEN, ALICE STARR, L..A . . . GREENALCH, ELIZABETH EDMONDS, EA. GRIPPIN, MARJORIE. EA. GUNTHER, VIRNA DORIS, S.S. HALE, KATHRYN A., L.A. HALSEY, ELLEN MURIEL, L.A. . . . HARDING, ELEANOR LUPTON, S.S. . . HAUPT, GLADYS HELEN, L.A. HAVILAND, ADINE ANTOINETTE, EA. HEBBLE, CATHERINE CRAIG, S.S. HEIDELBERGER, CATHRYN, L.A. HILTON, KATHARINE DE LONG, L.A. Hampton Roads, Va. lVashington, D. C. Stonelzam, Mass. Hamden, Conn. Bridgeport, Calm. Brookline, Illass. Hartford, Conn. Rutland, Vt. Kingston Garden City Saratoga Springs . Glen Ridge, N. f. . . Keene, N. H. Rochester Albion Williamstown, IIIaSS. Saratoga Springs Painesville, Ohio . Mount Vernon Glen Ridge N. J. Clifton N. J. Olmstead Falls, Ohio Claremont, N. H. Gaithersbury, IIAId. Montclair, N. J. Iyorcester, IlIass. New Yark Clintmz IlIount Vernon . Yonkers Pittsburgh, Pa. . Somerville, JIass. Rockford, Ill. Saratoga Springs . Saratoga Springs fethersjgeld COIZII. . Batavia . Bridge Hampton . Newtonville, IlIass. Jackson Heights East Orange, N. J. . . Scarsdale . . New York Cortland E'z'glzfy-Onc I:R-OM I KS H1LT0N,RUTH,L..A . . . HOLLISTER, JOSEPHINE ANNE, P. S. M. HUBBELL, ELIZABETH KING, L.A. HUBNER, MIRIAM ELIZABETH, P.E. JAGER, RUTH PARKER, S.S. JONES, DOROTHY ESTHER, L.A. JONES, DOROTHY VIRGINIA, F.A. KENNEDY, CHERRY ELIZABETH, L.A. KESSLER, RUTH LOUISE, P.S.M. KEYES, JANET LESLIE, S..S KLINKHART, WILHELMINA LOUISE, F. A. KOOPS, DORIS L., F.A. KOOPS, VIRGINIA 13., SS. KWIS, ELIZABETH CATHARINE, F.A. LALLY, DOROTHY, L..A LEWIS, EIIZABETH, L.A. MALLORY, MARY TOPPING, P. S. M. MAROTTA, EVELYN . . . . MARTIN, HELEN LAMBERT, PE. MEYER, DORIS ANITA, P.S.M. MILLER, MARY POPPENHEIM, F.A. MILLS, FLORENCE M., S.S. . MURRAY, ANNA IANE, P.S.M. . . MYERS, LUCY, L..A . . . NEHEMKIS, SOPHIA ELI7ABETH, L.A. OUELLETTE, CATHERINE OCTAVIA, P.S.M. PALMER, AUDREY VIOLET. F.A. PARET, ANNA FRENCH, L.A. PEARSON, MARY ELIZABETH, H.E. POWERS, EVELYN MARTHA, L.A. QUIMBY, GWENYTH SPENCER, L. A. READ, MILDRED EVELYN, L.A. REDFORD, VIRGINIA, P.E. RHODES, MARY LOUISE, L.A. RICHARDSON, ADA F. . . . . ROCKWELL, EMILY, L.A. ROSEWATER, JEAN . . . . . RUTZ, CONSTANCE LILLIAN, L.A. RYERSON, IDA ALETTA, P.E. SALTER, LILLIAN ELLEN, F.A. SCHANCK, HELEN CONSTANCE, F.A. SCHARRINGHAUSEN, JANET MARIE, S.S. SCHICK, CECELIA LOUISE, L.A. . . SCHMIDT, ENID, P.E. SCHWAB, MARJORIE . . SCULL, ELI7ABETH COIEMAV F.A. SCUTT, MARGARET EDNA. H. E. SMALL, SVBILLA PRIMROSE, L.A. SMITH, ELIZABETH. F.A. Eiglzfy- 2w Hartford, Conn. PzttsIeld, Mass. . New York . Hudayn Point Northampton, Alan. Sherrill Flushing Pelham Larchmont Long Aleadow Canajoharie IVest Newton Mass. III est Newton, Mass. Cleveland, Ohio Schenectady New York Danbury, Conn. Schmwrtadv Yonkers Glmzshaw, Pa. Richmand. Va. Westfield, N. .I. Delmant, Pa. . New York Newark, N. J. Saratoga Springs . Brooklyn Aloorestown, N. J. Rutherford, N. .I. Queens Village Newtonz'ille, A1053. Gloucester, Mass. Elkins Park, Pa. Briarrlif AIanor . thlmont II mtfield. IV. .I. Newark, N. .7. Newark, N. J. IIMIzpsteazl Rockford, Ill. . . Yonkers Newark, N. .I. Davenport, Iowa Staten Islam! . Brooklyn Glmz Ridge, N. .I. Red Creek Schenectady Freeport EEUM I KS SNIDER, DOROTHY WINIFRED, PA. STIX, SUSAN, L.A. . . . STOCKMAN, RHODA SARGENT, L.A. SWIFT, NORA CARROLL, F.A. TAYLOR, MILDRED GERTRUDE, L.A. TERWILLIGER, GERTRUDE LEE, L.A. THOMSON, JEANNETTE M., F.A. TROUTMAN, MARCIA VIOLA, 8.8. TYRE, JEAN CAMPBELL, HE. UNDERHILL, HELEN HOPKINS, PE. . VANDERVEER, MILDRED LOUISE, F.A. VAN NESS, MAY EDITH, 8.8. VAN VOAST, MARIAN FRANCES, H.P.E. VERNON, ALMA TRESSELT, L.A. VOLLMER, ANNA FRANCES, 8.8. WATSON, STEWART, F.A. . . WATTERS, DORIS NICHOLS, P.8.IVI. WATTERS, IDA FLORENCE, F.A. . WEATHERBY, COMPTON ELIZABETH, F.A. WEST, MILDRED COCHRAN, L.A. WHITENACK, VIRGINIA SOPHIA, RE. VVILBER, ALICE JOSEPHINE, RE. WILGUS, GERTRUDE DEAN, RE. WILKINSON, VIRGINIA, PE. WILSON, AGNES ISABELL, FA. . WING, ALMA MILLICENT, L.A. WOELFLE, EVELYN VVILBOR, H.E. WOLFF, EVELYN HEIDRITTER, H.E. NW . . New York . Elmsford Pittsburgh, Pa. Kansas City, .7110. . Little Neck . Paterson, N. J. If 'est Hartford, Conn. Philipsburg, Pa. Oak Lane Verona, N. J. Farest Hills Paughkeepsie Jolmstown Schenectady VentnOr City, N. J. Boston, Mass. Roxbury, 114055. Winchester. Alan. Hackmzsack, N. J. Alontrlair, N. 1. Brooklyn Sharon Springs . . Albany Providence, R. I. . . Buf?alo Newton Center, AIMS. Jersey City, N. J. Elizabeth, N. J. Eiglz fy-flz rec ER-M- I KS IDDHOMODE CLAII Officers ELEANOR TRAUTII . . . . . Prcsidmz 1' MARY HUDSON . . ' . . . Vice-Prwesidmzt MARJORIE GICWICCKIZ . . . . . Secretary ELLEN GUNTI-IER . . . . . . . Treasurer LOG OF ITEAMIHID 6i'IKIIDIMOIQE 3299 SlFIPTIZIV'IBER 24-Steamship ggSIxYIDNIORIL 3?, leaves for year cruise. Saratoga sighted. Seas calm. All well. OCTOBER 12- CreW starts uCoffee PotH on board ship for entertainment of passengers. Heading for mid-semesters at 80 knots. Wresterly winds. Squall. DECEMBER 5-Passengers give Witter BynneHs HNight XVindn. Big success and all well aboard ship. MARCH 14-- SKIDMORE 32H crew stages first swimming meet 0f the cruise. Results cabled back to port. A11 hands make good show- ing. North westerly blowing up. Sighting Spanish coast. MARCH 15-F21rewell supper dance. Gala occasion With 2111 participat- ing. Sighted shore at 5 bells. Crew ready for docking at 10 bells. Cruise passed With no mishaps. Voyage ends successfully. Eighty-sezmz EEUM I KS IDDHOMODE CLAII ALLEN, ELIZABETH VAIL, H.E. ALLERDICE, JEAN, P.8.M. ANDERSON, HELEN LOUISE, RE. ATKINS, BARBARA FRANCES, H.E. ATKINS, JULIE POPE, F.A. BARKLEY, FRANCES CATHARINE, H.E. BARNETT, FRANCES GARRISON, L.A. . BASCH, MARGARET HELEN, L.A. BEATTY, BARBARA PUTNAM, L.A. BECKWITH, BEATRICE EATON, RA. BLUMGARDT, DOROTHY, 8.8. BOURNE, PHYLLIS GRAY, F.A. . BOYDEN, DOROTHY CARRIE, F.A. BRANDLE, RUTH KELLOGG, L.A. BRIGGS, MARIE WILHELMINA, 8.8. BROWN, CLARISSA DOTY, L.A. BROWNRIGG, PATRICIA GLENN, 8.8. BUEK, KATHARINE WELLES, L.A. BUFFUM, SARAH, L.A. BUNCE, ELNORA ELIZABETH, L.A. BURGESS, JEAN ELIZABETH, 8.8. BURKE, MARGARET MARY, L.A. CASE, JEANETTE BENEDICT, 8.8. CHANDLER, DOROTHY CLARKE, L.A. . CHAPPLE, JANE FRANCES . CHASE, HARRIET ELIZABETH, L.A. CHRISP, ELIZABETH JANE, F.A. CLARKE, LOUISE ELDREDGE, L.A. COLBY, MARY WARREN, P.E. COLE, HELEN MARY, 8.8. CORWITH, EVELYN MARGARET, L.A. . CRILLY, HELEN MILDRED, F.A. DANTZLER. BARBARA. F.A. DARRAH, ELIZABETH VIRGINIA, Piano DEAN, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, L.A. DILLENRECK, MILDRED EMMA. 8.8. DUFF, HELEN MUSSEY, FA. DUGAN, EVELYN ELIZABETH, L.A. EISENACHER, ALICE, H.E. FASSETT, SARAH L015, 8.8. FENWICK, MONICA, P.8.M. FERGUSON, DOROTHY, PE. FITTS, GENEVIEVE, H.E. Eighty-eight g Fair Haven, Vt. Saratoga Springs Upper Alontclair, N. 1. Springfield, Mass. Waterbury, Conn. . . . Salem . Aliddletown, Conn. New York City Longmeadow, Mass. South Sudbury, Mass. New York City I'Vaban, Alan. . . Rutland, Vt. Northampton, Alan. . Cortland . New York City . East Orange, N. J. . New Rochelle North Adams, 111035. Amityville, L. l. . Summit, N. 1. South Orange, N. J. . Poualzkeepsie Holyoke, Alass. . Iluntington Holyoke, films. . Albany Fall River, Alan. Painesville, Ohio Pine Plains Southampton Brooklyn Leicester, Mass. Needham, Mass. Auburn . Gloverwille . Roselle, N. J. . Alargaretville Rutherford, N. J. Newark, N. J. Canajoharie Everett, Mass. Springfield, Alan. EE-OM I KS GARLICK, RUTH ESTHER, N.H. GARRIGUES, EUNICE WELTON, F.A. GERULDSEN, HELENE, F.A. GEWECKE, MARJORIE MARTHA, L.A. GIBBS, ALICE MAY, 8.8. GILLIS, EUNICE MADLYN, F.A. GOODWIN, ELIZABETH CURRIER, H.E. GORDON, ELIZABETH IVIARGARET, H.E. GRAMLEY, VIRGINIA ELISE, P.E. GRIFFEN, FRANCES IVIARION, L.A. GRIFFITH, ELIZABETH HULBERT, L.A. GUNTHER, ELLEN, P.E. HAAS, CHARLOTTE . HAIGH, CONSTANCE MARJORIE, L..A HAIGH, GRETCHEN ANN, L.A. HALL, CATHERINE BREED, L.A. HANDRICK, DOROTHY RILLA. S.S. HARRISON, RUTH ELIZABETH, S.S. HENDRICKSON, JUNE, F.A. HENNING, ELISE ROBERTA, S.S. HOAG, DORIS WITT, S.S. HODGES, BARBARA MAY, S.S. HODSON, MARY FRANCES, L.A. HOLSTE, MURIEL IRENE, L.A. HOUSMAN, RUTH MABEL, H.E. HULTBERG, EDNA LOUISE, N.H. HURRY, EMILY CLARKSON, L.A. HYDE, HELEN F..A HYDE MARJORY BENTLEY, L.A. JACKSON, ESTHER GRANT, SS. . JENNINGS, ELIZABETH HUBBARD, N.H. JETTER IRMA IEANETTE, L..A JOHNSON, THELMA ORCHIDEA, PHSM. JONES, ELIZABETH EMILINE, H.E. KEEFE, MARY PATRICIA, P.E. KEELER, EDNA SAWYER, L.A. KENT, BARBARA ELLEN, HE. KENT NIARGARET . KETCHUM, FLORENCE ALICE, F.A. KINNEY, ELIZABETH ALICE, S.S. LANGDON, RUTH EMIIIY, PE. . LARNED, RUTH, F ..A LARSEN, HELEN IVIARIE PUB LAWRENCE, ANGELYN, L.A. LIBERMAN, CAROLYN, L.A LISTER, JUNE LEIGHTON, S.S. LUCE, DOROTHEA, P.S. LUDLOW, LINDA RUTH, F.A. LUDLOW, MARJORIE DE MOND, P.S. . . Schenectady Aleriden, Conn. Bristol, Conn. Rockville Centre Saratoga Springs Somerville, Mass. Reading, Mass. . Rockford, Ill. Alt. Vernon Alamaraneck Downsville . Mt. Vernon New Rochelle Keyport, N. J. . Keyport, N. J. South Hanover, Mass. Binghamton Flushing .Asburv Park N. J. White Plains . Pine Plains Newton Centre, Mass. . Waterbury, Conn. West Orange, N. J. Pittsfield, Mass. Bloomfield, N. J. . Hempstead Indianapolis, Ind. . Bradford, Pa. New York City Fitchburg, Alan. Toledo, Ohio Saratoga Springs . Olyphant, Pa. Springfield, Mass. Qaldwin, L. I. Szafeld, Conn. Kansas City, 1140. Saratoga Springs Garnerville Pine Plains . Lansdowne, Pa. PVest Englewood, N. J. . Stamford New York City Edgewood, R. I. Springfield, Mass. Hartford, Conn. Far Hills, N. J. Ez'ghty-m'ne MCAULEY, GERTRUDE LILLIAN, P.E. MCCUTCHEON, IXIARION STARR, F.SJXI. IXICGOVERN, ANGELINE ELIZABETH, L.A. MCKENNA, MARY IVIORISON. L.A. MAHADY, ALICE GERTRUDE, H.E. IXIATHER, SYLVIA LENORE, H.E. MEARS, MADOIINE PRESTON, F..A MEYER, JOSEPHINE MARIE, L..A .XIIDDLEBROOK, POLLY EMMA, F.A. MILLER, HELEN IRENE, F.A. MILLER, JULIETTE ADELE JEAN, F.A. MINTZ, HELEN, FHA MOORE, HELEN, F..A XIOUREY, RUTH ELIZABETH, L..A AIULCAHY, KATHLEEN VERONICA, P.E. ;XI URRAY, EILEEN SMITH, L.A. MYERS, IXIILDRED MAGDALENE, N.H. NASH, ESTHER HOLMES, F.A. OGDEN, RUTH IRENE, H.E. OLIVER, GLADYS KATHRYN, L.A. OISEN, MARGARITA JXICKINLEY, P.E. PALMER, VIRGINIA . . . PELTON, ELI7ABETH HE. PHILLIPS, VIRGINIA RUSSELL. L.A. PICKARD, RUTH GRANGER, P.E. PIKE ESTHER, P.E. POLER, CHRISTINE HAMILTON, FHA PORT, DOROTHY PRATT, BETTY JANE, F.A. QUACKENBUSH, ELIZABETH ANN, F.A. REED, ELIZABETH HOWARD, P.E. REINHARD, CHARLOTTE HERBEN, S.S. REINHARD, HELEN FRAZIER, EA. RENISON, ELIZABETH GRAHAM, P.E. ROBBINS, CHARLOTTE ACKLEY, HE. ROBERTS, ELIZABETH MARION, L.A. ROBINSON, KATHLEEN MALLETTE, N. H. RODERICK, LOUISE, H.E. ROSE IEHZABETH Ross, FLORENCE EDITH, S. S. RUSSELL, FLORENCE ELIZABETH, F.A. SAYLOR, HELEN MIL15,F..A SCHMIERER, ELI7ABETH VERONA, L.A. SCHOCK, JOSEPHINE HALDEMAN, P.E. SCHUYLER, JOSEPHINE MARY, L.A. SCHWERIN, HARRIET, 8.8. SEALEY, ELMA ISOBEL, S.S. SHEPARD, ELEANOR MAE, L.A. SHIPP, MARION LOUISE, S.S. Nimfy . . Troy Paterson, N. J. Lynbrook, L. I. . Hffallingford, Conn. IAVest Roxbury, AIMS. Hartford Conn. Haverlzill IVIass. . Suffern South Orange N. J. . Brooklyn IIarIinqtrm Park N. J. New York City ROSEIIe N. J. Rutherford, N. J. Hartfara', Conn. . BraoHyn Indianapolis, Ind. Ridgeygeld, Conn. Yonkers . Binghamton . Philadelphia, Pa. Cleveland Heights, Ohio Bisbee, zIrizona Pawtucket, R. I. . Nortlwille F111.'ebzzrg,Il-Iaine IIIedina . Rutherford N. .7. Stamford, Conn. Ridgewood, N. J. Uxmtfffld, N. J. IIIaplP'waod, N. J. AIapleood, N. J. Uxmtbury, L. I. Ridgewood, N. J. . Sarataga Springs . New Haven, Cann. Hfilkes-Barre, Pa. Newark IV. J. . Lee Mass. C192. eland Heights Ohio Huntingtan, L. I. Kansas City, IMO. Alaretta, Pa. . Nortlzz'ille Newark, N. J. E. Port Chester, Conn. . Fair Haven, Vt. . East Orange, N. f. ER-OM I KS SILVERMAN, LEONORE, EA. . . . . . . . Ellenwlle SINGLETON, MARGARET ELINOR, EA. . . Pleasant Plains, Staten Island SJOHOLM, DONNA HARRIET, 8.8. . . . . . . Newburglz STEINER, EDITH BETTY, Piano . . . . . . New York City STERNE, JEAN . . . . . . . . Denver, Colarazla STRAAT, GRACE ALICE N. H. . . . . . Upper 11-10ntelair, N. J. STRAND, MARIE, L.A. . . . . .Diamond Paint 07: Lake George SULZBERGER, BEATRICE J., L. A. . . . . . New Yarl: City SWAN, HELEN BOYCE, IRA. . . . . . . Saratoga Springs TALBOT, HELEN, EA. . . . . . . South Orange, N. J. TEDFORD, ELEANOR, P.E. . . . . . . . . . filbany THOMPSON, EILEEN . . . . . . . Chicago, Illinois THOMSON, EMILY KIMBERLY, P.E. . . . . kVest Hartford, Conn. TOMBS, LUCILLE, H. E. . . . . . . . . Newark, N. J. TOWNSEND DOROTHEA . . . . . . . Buffalo TRAUTH, EIEANOR MARTHA S. S. . . . . . . Leonia, N. J. '1 URNER, E. LOUISE . . Towmula, Pa. VAN DYKE, ELLA ST. CLAIR, EA. . . . . . . Schenectady VAN TASSELL, MARGARET, P.S.M. . . . . . New Rachelle VAN WINKLE, CAROLYN, H.E. . . . . . Rutherford, N. J. WALDER, EILEE M. . . . . . . Eatontown, N. f. VVALLIN, ISABEL ELIZABETH, SHS . . . . . . Yonkers VVALRATH, MARJORIE, EA. . . . . . . Salamanca WELDEN, HARRIET ELWOOD, EA. . . . . . Richfield Springs WELLS, BARBARA MONTJOV, L.A. . . . . . East Orange, N. J. WELLS, IVIARY BEECROFT, H.E. . . . . . . Hartford, Conn. WERME, IRENE MARIE. PE. . Palmer, A-Iass. WHITE, CAROLYN LOUISE, H.E. . . . . . . Schenectady WICHSTROM, RUTH IVIILDRED, S.S. . . . . . New London, Conn. WILGUS, DOROTHY LANGDON, H.E. . . . . . Rockfard, III. WILLIAMS, SYLVIA, L.A. . . . . . . . Hewlett, L. 1. WILSON, GERTRUDE, N.H. ' . . . . . Illadison, N. J. WINSLOW, SARAH GOODRIDCE, L.A. . . . . . Exeter, N. H. YERKS, ISABEL MARY, LA. . . . . . . . Yonkers NW Nz'nefy-mze w N EMM I KS THE BIRCH Yesterday I saw a silver birch. I must have seen it many times before Because it stands beside a winding path IVhere I have often wandered. Tall it is And bent as hirches are that once have felt The weight of winter storms. It stands alone Just at the turn before you reach the road, And if you did not have it pointed out You would not know it from a dozen more That bend beside the path at other turns. But somehow yesterday it caught the light Of sunset in a way to make it seem Ahre, and the silver sheath of trunk Was like an angers shining sword against The dusky purple of the evening hills. It startled me, it was so beautiful, And some strange brightness that was in me leaped To mingle with the brightness of the birch And make a mystic glory. For a space I did not move, nor breathe, nor yet exist Save in that oneness with the shining tree, iVIysterious part of some inhnity Beyond my finite mind. The sunset died And once again there was a silver birch Beside the patheno more. But I Had known the touch of immortality. PHYLLIS TAYLOR, I30 Ninety-two Q a v-w' w-w,-- '- - V v ' v w - - ' v '- ' ' .- EEOM-IKS FD EIHMAN CLAII Ojf'icers F LORENCE HOUGH . . . . . Prmidmzt IVIARION IV'IINER . . . . . . .Vire-Prmidmzt MARION LEE . . . . . Secretary MARGARET BAYNE . . . . . Treasurer IDECIALII PLACE: Club Car of llzc Sleia'more IISpcriaZ TIME: Seplember 25, 1930 CHARACTERS: F our Sophomores I Isl SOPII: IIIIm so excited I could die! Doesmt it seem funny not to he bewildered freshmen? I wonder what this years freshman Class will he like? Just carft wait to have them rise when I sit down at the table II, ZJD SOPH Usazzglzingy : MIIhe poor things! Thinlf of What theyIVe got in store for them this week. Remember the tests; meetings, and physical Exams we had? I swear I had my nose m my handbook most of the time, seeing just what I was doing wrongII, Qisidd HThereIs Bet! Hello there. HowIS every little thing? Come back and see us after, will you?H 3RD SUPII: IIHave you seen BetIs room-mate around? She and I shared a tin cup at the picnic they gave us. XVe got talking, and before we had finished our sandwiches, I knew her life history hack- warde 4TH SUPII: ITye got to look up my Little SisterI. I hope I have better luck than my Big Sister did last year! 'XVas mine ever a good dancer? Just ask me! I found that oht at the party our Big Sisters gave us Freshman IVeekfI I hf r AI 1'; I 0 f 3' 4506 EEOM- I KS 2ND SOPII: iIIlll never forget going out to Yaddo With mine. She took good care of me, and you can bet I needed it. If I had been let loose in that Ieastlef I would still be playing iprincess? tBy the wayi, we had a Charming introduction to Chaucer, too.n IST SOPII: IiYaddo is my passion. . . . Listen, welll have to get to- gether and plan something original for the freshmen this year. Last year the upperclassmen all gave us cswanky brawlsl.H 3RD SOPH: iiSay, youlre a lady now. Omit the fancy phrases. Youill teach the ilittle Children, bad wordslil lST SUPII: iiIs that so! Well, NIrs. Astor, although you were a ministeris Wife in The Flattering XVordl twhich, by the way, wasnlt half bad for a freshman productioni, you can bet that what I have heard you pop out with, wouldnlt pin any roses on you either. tPausvl . . . Look at Peg. I do believe she has lost her mind. Sheis just staring into space. I bet shels thinking over that iHellish, afternoon and that iHeavenlyl night of Beaux Arts weekend? 4TH SOPH: cIlV'Iaybe sheis going through the Ice Storm again. We offer up our prayers, if she isfl 2ND SOPH: HI have a suitcase full of candles. lVIy motto is lbe prepared -and Iim not a girl scout eitherfi 3RD SOPH: liNow Ilm going to do some talking and tell you all some of the important things youive left out. NIrs. NIooreis lovely Ideai tand those marvelous eatsi. The ICoffeel we gave the Seniors before Spring vacationfl HlVIay Day-VVell, What more is there to say about that? VVasnit is just heavenly? uAnd EXAMS-Jl 2ND SOPII: HIs there anything we tlitiift do either right or wrong?.... Come 011, 16t,S eat. XVelre almost in Albany!H Ulix slrnge that any Sleidmore girl should llzinlc of 1115sz A-Iz'ncfy-six EEOM- I KS fl? EIHMAN CLAII ADELMAN, FRIEDA AMALIE . ALLEN, LAURA CARLISLE ANDERBURG, MARY RALS'BON APPELL, MARJORY FRANCES BAYNE, MARGARET BAILEY, VIRGINIA BALL, MARGARET CLARKE BELKIN, EVA BENDER, MAY LILLIAN BEST, ADA ALICE BIRTWISTLE, EDNA BLAIR, MARY ELIZABETH BREWSTER, MARCIA ALICE BROWN, JESSIE ELIZABETH BROWN, IVIARGARET D. BRYCE, HELEN ELIZABETH BUCK, FRANCES TILLON BULLARD. HELEN GIBBS BURTON-OPITZ, ARLYN BIXBY, DELINA CAMP, ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, PHOEBE CAMPBELL, SARAH GABLE CHARNAS, BLANCE CLARK, ELINOR MAY CLARK, LOLA MAE CLEAVES, VIRGINIA CLEVELAND, MARY JANE COFFEY, MARY ELIZABETH COOK, RUTH ADELE . CURTISS, RUTH ELENA DEMING, LAURA . . DEMPSEY, MARJORIE VALENTINE DEWITT, JEAN DODGE, BETSY DUGAN, ALICE MARIE DUGAN, IRENE RITA DUNSTATTER, EMILY .. EARLE, ALICE MORSE ECKERT, EVELYN ELIZABETH EINSTEIN, JANE EVANS, MARION EWIG, ANNA MARJORIE FACH, ALVERA . New Rochelle New York City . . lVlzite Plains . . East Orange, N. J. Turnbridge Ulells, England . . Graniteville, Vt. . . . . 111ilt0n . . . Brooklyn . . . . Utica . . . Ilion New Bedford, films. ?Vewburglz Derby, Conn. Fitchburg, ZUass. Newark, N. J. . . New Rochelle Grand Rapids, Wliclz. Sterling, Alan. Palisade, N. J. . . Halesite . A'Middletown, Conn. . Sewickly, Pa. Newark, N. J. Jllomzt Vernon Hempstead . Gloversville Rockport, 114053. . Pouglzkeepsie . Passaic, N. J. . Clzillicotlze, Ohio South Orange, N. f. . Larelmzont . . Rockville Centre . . Alontclair, N. J. Greenwich, Conn. . . Albany . . Plaineelzl, N. f. . . . Kew Gardens . . . .Hempstead . Binghamton Cleveland, Ohio . Framingham, A4035. . West Sprilzgjgela', films. PVest Brighton Ninety-se'z'en EEHM I KS FANTON, HELEN MAY F 0RD, MYRTLE MANN FOSTER, NIARIANNA ELIZABETH FOSTER, VIRGINIA FRANCES FOULDER, ELISE CHRISTIE FRASER, EDNER E. FREEMAN, JANET FRIESLEBEN, CATHERINE FULDE, EDITH LOIS GELLATLY, DOROTHY EDNA GESNER, KATRINA VAN TASSEL GIBBS, MARJORIE CAROLYN GILCHRIST, HARRIET STORMOUT GILLETT, BARBARA ELIZABETH GLASNER, LOUISE . . . GORHAM, CHARLOTTE LOUISE GRAHAM, LOIS GRIFFEN, ALICE ROSALIE GRIMM, BARBARA . . GRISWOLD, ELIZABETH . GUILMETTE, MARGARET EUGENIE HAND, ALICE MAY HARDTMAYER, EDYTHE E. HAYWARD, MILLICENT HEALEY, ELEANOR EATON HECKER, GRACE HELLMAN, EDITH HICKS, ALICE MATILDA HITE, RUTH TILLINGHAST HODGDON, SALLY BEVERLY HODGES, MIRIAM PRINDLE HOLLANDER, HELEN HOUGH, FLORENCE KATHRYN HUERSTEL, CONSTANCE HUNT, IRENE ELIZABETH HURLBUT, ELEANOR CLARK HUYCK, ELEANOR JACKSON, MERLE SAVAGE JOHNSON, EVELYN GLADYS JOHNSON, HELEN DAY KEMPER, MARY . KENNEDY, ELLEN EDWARDS KETTERING. RUTH MARGARET KIMBALL, BARBARA GORDON KING, GERTRUDE ELIZABETH KLINKHARD, EMILY JULIA KNOX, HELEN MARJORIE KOHLER, HARRIET MARIE KUHN, ELIZABETH KATHERYN Nz'ncfy-m'ght lifestport, Conn. . Dalton, 1711035. . 11 ' ,111'18 Plains Alanrlmstw, 1V. H. Glmzbrook. Conn. I'llmmt Vernon . . . . Yonkers Alauntain Lakes, N. J. Hagwstown, A411. Bridgeport, Conn. Alarlbornugh, 111055. Upper Alantrlair, N. 1. 077111611, N. J. Wfactfz'rld, 111K135. Kansas City, Ellissouri Alozmt Kisro . . Indianapolis, Ind. . . . Alamaronecl: PVindsor, Conn. . . . . Dryden . . . . Yonkers Kinderlzook Pittsburgh, Pa. Spring eld, A1035. finchester, 111K155. Far Rockaway Far Rorkaway Hudson Jilin? Plains IfVlzite Plains Waterbury, Conn. Amesbury, X11035. Collins'ville, Conn. Alaunt Vernon . Salmn East Lngmeadnw, films. Iferkimm' . P171117? Plains . . Springfirla'. Alass. . . . Niagara Falls GIEPnZLx'ifll Gardens, Sound Beach, Camz. Chestnut Hill. films. . xfnnvillp. Pa. JWaZa'mz , Alan. Clarmnont, New Hammlzire Canaioharie . Poughkeepsie Bloomfgeln', N. J. Sherburne LACY, ELIZABETH MABEL. LANG, MARTHA MAY LATHAM, DOROTHY ELIZABETH LEE, MARION EVALINE LEMAT, ALINE FRANCENE LEWIS, MARY FRANCES LILJANDER, ESTHER TOREN LINDSAY, HELEN LOUISE LOUGHRAN, h- IARY KIERSTED LUDVIGH, ROSECLAIRE THERESA LUTHER, ELIZABETH MACFARLANE, JANE RUTH MCJUNKIN, DOROTHY ELIZABETH MCKIM, MARGARET GILCHRIST MAGAw, ARLENE . MAHER, HELENE ELIZABETH NIALLERY, ESTHER M. RIALONE,IDA KJAE MATHEWS, MARGARET ELLEN MAY, SARAH JANE MAYER, PHYLLIS . MIDDLETON, MARY ELIZABETH MILLAR, BEATRICE MILLER, JANET MACNOUGHTON MINER, MARION MONTIE, EUNUCE MOORE, MARJORIE EMMA MORGAN, RUTH BONHOTAL MURRAY, MARGARET ELIZABETH NEWCOMB, MARY L. NEWHOUSE, MARGARET ISABEL NICKERSON, BERNA KENNEY NILES, MARY ELIZABETH NOGLE, ELLA SPURGEON NOONAN, MONICA NULTY, HELEN JOSEPHA NYE, JANE ELIZABETH OBERWAGER, MURIEL ORMSBY, LUCINDA MADELINE OSBORN, COVSTANCE JOSEPHINE PANGBORN, MADELINE LOIS PARKER, VIRGINIA DODGE . PATTERSON. LILLIAN ELIZABETH PEDRETTA, HELEN LOUISE POOLE. BETTY MILLDER POWERS, KATHERINE F. POWERS, RUTH ADELAIDE . PUGH, IVIINNIE . . RAYMOND, VIRGINIA WOODRUFF EHOM I KS . Pouglzkeepsie Brechz'ille, Ohio Groton, Connecticut Brooklyn Ossinin'g . Schenectady leVestport, Conn. . Larclzmont New Rochelle New Yark City Bronxzdlle . Rochester . New Rochelle . . Yonkers Roclwille Centre Sprirzgjgelzl, ZWass. Saratoga Springs . Delta, Pa. . Bradford, Pa. St. Louis, 1140. New York City Hiestjqelzl, N. J. . Clifton, N. J. Plainjgeld, N. J. . Port Chester Hartford, Conn. Newburgh Danbury, Conn. . . Watertown Cleveland, Ohio . Rutherford, N. J. . Sound Beach, Conn. Kingston White Plains . Rome . Staten Island Newark, N. J. New York City Bolton Landing Saratoga Springs Montclair, N. J. Lewiston. Me. Braintree, jVIass'. Rutherford, N. .7. Albany Saratoga Shrines . Yonkers Seotia Cambridge ATI.IIN.V-Ill.'l'18 EEOM- I KS REDDEN, MARGARET LOUISE REGAN, MARY FRANCES REID, JANE REID, MARGARET BERTHA REMINGTON, PORTIA RETZ, REBECCA RICE, ELIZABETH GUILFORD ROBERTS, MARGUERBTTA CANDEE ROBINSON, MARY HARRIET ROGERS, RUTH LOUISE ROSEN, ANNA . ROY, CONSTANCE RUMSEY, DORETTA ELIZABETH RUPERT, CATHERINE GROSE ST. JOHN, D'IARION RAE SCHLEMMER, CATHERINE SCHNEIDER, HENRIETTA SEARLE, ELEANOR EUGENIA SEARLE, MARGARET COCKBURN SHATTUCK, HELEN DELANO SHERIDAN, BEATRICE SIMMONS, PAULINE CLARK SIMON, JANE MILLER SIMONS, DOROTHY LOUISE SKINNER, MARY ELIZABETH SLAZENGER, MARY ELIZABETH SMITH, FRANCES ESTHER SNOW, DORIS . . SOMNER, ALICE H. STAPLES, PAULINE GARLAND STEIDINGER, ISABELL STEIGLITZ, ALICE JEAN STIPP, LOUISE LENA S'TRADER, VERDILLA STUBLEY, EMMA JANE SULLIVAN, BEATRICE SUTHERLAND, JANE TAYLOR, HILDA THORNE, EILEEN TINKER, CHARITY TODD, VIRGINIA MAE TOVE, PRISCILLA EILEEN UNTERMYER, BABETTE URION, JANET ELIZABETH VAIL, CATHERINE LOUISE VANDERBRONK, DORIS MITCHELL VANDERCLOCK, DOROTHY DOANE WADDINGTON, MARJORIE Fox WAGENSELL, DOROTHEA One H undred Irvinyston, N. J. Ridgdield, Conn. Poland, Ohio . l'l lzite Plains Springfield, 31am. . . . Heraltan S 011th Iweerfield, 111055. Reading, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. U'vaslzington, D. C. Danby, Vermont . Newton, N. J. . Passaie, N. J. Rochester Larelzmmzt Islip . . Jamaica lVestyqeld, N. J. Kingstmz . . . Ticonderoga . . . New Rachelle . . . zleams, Alan. . . . Rochester . . ZWanuet . . . Hrlington . . New York City . . . lVatertown . Crestwaod Providence, R. 1. Sara, Alaine East ?Villiston Saratoga Springs Philadelphia, Pa. . Glen Ridge, N. J. . . . Newburgh . . . Albany New Bedford, 111nm. leVest Hartford, Conn. Jackson Heights Ithaca . . . Schenectady . . . drlington New York City Pleasantwille . Yonkers . New Brilain, Conn. . Passaie, N. J. Plainfield, N. f. Riehmond Hill EEHM I KS WAITT, DORIS WAKEFIELD. MARY ELIZABETH WALKER, ELIZABETH KILBURN WALKER, KATHERINE WALKER. MARGARET DOROTHY WALKER, MARGARET IMOGEVE WALKER, MILDRED WALLACE, DOROTHY ELIZABETH VVALLIN, IRENE MARGARET WARNER, 14:313.le LOUISE WARNER, VIRGINIA HOWELL WEAKE. DORIS EVELYN WEHRLE, ALICE BELLE WELHOFF, JANE WENTWORTH. LAURA ELIZABETH WESSON, SALLIE SOUTHALL WHITE, CAROLYN WHITE, JANET WHITE, MARY PIERREPONT WHITEHEAD, JANET STANISBY WHITTIEK BARBARA . WIGGINS, KATHLEEN M. WILCOX, HAZEL E. WILMET, CONSTANCE WILSON, ELIZABETH EVANS WOOD, PATRICIA GILE WRIGHT, MARY ALDEN YETTER, MARJORIE S. Lakewood Ohio Caldwell, N. J. Wraterbury, Conn. lVestfield, N. J. Sewaren, N. J. . . lVllite Plains . Englewood, N. J. Port Chester . . . Yonkers Mfmt .Hflrtforzl, Conn. Suffolk County, IV. Y. . Springjgeld, A'Iass. . Srllmwctady Lake 700d, Ohio Pawturkpf, R. I. Longnwadow, Mass. IVPst A'Iedford, AIMS. Bmzningion, lrermont . . Clinton Newark, N. J. Leominstpr, films. . Edgmuam'. Rhode Island Fair Haven, Vprmont Port Chester Up.per Montclair, N. 7. . . lVIIiiE Plains ?Vinchpster, Mass. Binghamton One Hundred One EROMD I KXS DENELDDE tFRoM TICNNYSONis HCLYSSICSHi tVIust you then go? The hearth-hreis ruddy, comfortable light Flickers and dances on the shadowed walls, Laying its bright caress on polished cups And goblets smooth and lustrous With long use And Childrenis shining hair and grave, round eyes-e The heavy sullen depths of cold, black seas Swell and sweep on and swell. and fall again, Their hostile, treacherous rhythm like a threat Of gasping, Chilling death and wreck of shipse What columned Citadels 21nd god-like halls, XVhat languorous airs or surge of sinewed men Beckons your hoary beard and shrivelled limbs From out the well-earned shelter of this roof To brave the fearsome deep? XVhat have you seen That now you deem your sons and brothers Clods? Barbaric are they? Do you then forget That these first taught you how to man the our That still our Lares and Penates robs? NIust you then go, Ulysses? Nlust you go? To squeeze the 121st juice from the luscious fruit, And suck the seed, and nibble at the core. This is but greed, and scarcely can heht The dignity of age. Now is your place Beside your faithful Wife, When the cold spume Is tossed far inland by the screaming Wind And thewracked hillows tear and bite at cliffs. XVhy think With lessened strength and feeble arm To dare the waves Whose insurmountable sweep But makes ridiculous your senile care? And did I then preserve my Chastity By much night-toil and ravelling of the web For :1 ghost husband, no sooner seen than gone, Whom even age, and weight of years and war Cannot to his own hearth constrain? You must go then, Ulysses? MARGARET HALSICY, 30 tReprinted from lec Skidmore Quarlcrlcvi One Hmzdrcd T'ZL'O OFFICEDI OF COI I TEE GOVEDNMENT BARBARA BLISS . . . . . . President M ILDRIED WAGNER . . . Vice-Prmidmzt ELEANOR HARDING . . . . . Swretary EU N ICE COCKROFT . . . . . T7-ras11rer Um Hundred Four EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BARBARA BLISS . . . . Juncident 0f Callvge Govemmenl 1 IILDRICD XVAGNER . . Vice- , resident of Callzyc Governmmz! LOUISE NIUVLTON . . . Chairman of Residence Council NORA SWIFT . . . . . . Chaimnan of Senate EK'NICIS COCKROFT . . . Treasurer of College GO'U-ernmmzl One Hundred Five ., 1, .-: JUDICIAL BOADD M ILDRED XVAGNER . . . . . C lzairman ELEANOR HARDING . . . . . Secretary Ale m 12 6 r5 BARBARA BLISS ELEANOR ROBINSON JOSEPHINE HOLLISTER LOUISE MmLTON HELEN XVIGGIN HELEN SCI-IANCK Ow Hundred Six CON FED ENCE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT HENRY . MOORE . . . . Chairman ELEANOR HARDING . . . . . Sm'relary Alt? m 12 6 r5 MRS. NINA PIERCE IVIILDRICIZ' XVAGNER MISS MARGARM BRIDGMAN LOUISE BIOULTON MISS NORMA SIIIRING HELEN CHAMPLIN BARBARA BLISS JEAN TYRE One Hundred Scz'cn EROM- I KS DEIIDENCE COUNCIL IxanSF, IVIOL'LTON . . . . . Chairman M ARTHA XVILLSON . . . . . Serrviary JV LORENCE MILLS, ELIZABETH REED, NORMA TRIVITT, ALICE GRIFFEN, ORIS BROWN, ELIZABETH CRISP, ELNORA BUNCE, NIARJORIIC GIBBS, HELEN LARSEN 6' m b er: One Hundred Eight EEOM- I KS in i. E ENDOWMENT COMIMITTEE ELEANOR ROBINSON . . . . . Chairman A18 m by r5 CAROLINE HICRZUG, M AR j 01m: BALEVRE, ELIZABETH XVARD, MARY VAN NESS, DOROTHY LALLY, DOROTHY SmTu, RIIAYLEINE DYCKMAN, ELIZABETH SCL'LL, MARJORIE GEWECKIC, HELEN TALBOT, iXIARGARET BL'RK, EVELYN ECKICRT, FLORENCE HUUGII One Hmzdrcd Nine I :- EEOMD I KS QUADTED Ly BOAD D DORIS DAVENPORT s HELEN BLANCI-IARIf MARGARET HALSEY KATHERINE SWARTOUT . W ILI-IEIJX- IINA VAN DEENE PHYLLIS TAYLOR . FRANCES GREEN . LOUISE GIBBS . ELEANOR HARDING One Hundred Ten C Editors-in-Clzie . Literary Editor Book Review Editar . Short Story Editor . . Essay Editor . Poetry Editor . Business Manager Jdvserlising Manager IKI DMODE NEW! BOADD MARJORIE COOK . . . . . Editor-in-Clzief LOUISE GIBB . . . . . z ssislant Editor OPHIE NEHEMKIS . . . . Business Alanager IDA RYERSON . . . . 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Chairman VIRGINIA KOOPS, Vice Chairman; LULU WILLIAMS, Secretary-Treasurer CHADEL COMMITTEE KATHRYN LAW . . . . . . . . . Chairman One Hmzdrcd i'z'ngfccn i 5; .0. CHDIITIAN AIIOCIATION ELIZABETH KEELER . . . . . . . . President DORIS Koops, ,iN-Prmi1lt'nt: BARBARA HODGES, Secretary; POLLY MIDDLEBROOK, Treasurer ENGLIIH CLUB ORIS DAVENPORT . . . . . . . . , resident ELIZABETH WARD, I'riCP-Presidwzf; CHERRY KENNEDK Swretary-Treasurer One Hmzdre Nineteen EN N EDY . . . . . . . . Chairman DOROTHY LALLY. 'I'rmsurer; JOUISE -IOLVIXFUN. Orzlm' Clerk ITUDENT HOUIE COMMITTE ; IATHILDE JIUEHLFELDER . . . . . . . ostess NIARCIA TROUTMAN . . . . . Hssistant Hostess Om Hzmdrm' Twenty MENTAL HVGIENE CLUB I . 1 l1 mr m an I I ARGARET ROLSTON . . xWIW.WNW5V V- ' ' $5244??? HOME ECONOMIC! CLUB . . ?rm'idv 21f UTH BOEVE . . . . ecretary-Treasurer VELYN VVOELFLE . . . One Hundred Twmzfy-Onc EROM- I KS ADT IATHILDE JIUEHIFELDER . . . . . . . President NORA WIFT, ViCP-President; FLORENCE WATTERS. SPCI'PtaI'y; HELEN -UFF, Treasurer IECDETAD IAL CLUB LORENCE LUMMIS . . . . . . . . . President ELISE HENNING . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer HP mza'rcd Twenty-two IZIQENCH CLUB ELIZABETH ATWOOD, .' . . . . . . . President CHERRY KENNEDY, I'Vre-Presia'ent: GWENYTH QUIMBY, Secretary- rmsurer CAROLINE IERZOG . . . . . . . . President jUSAN STIX, TWP-P7'esizlmzt; CECILIA SCHICK, Secretary-Treasurer One Hundred Tzc'mzfy-tlzrcv ER-M- I KS LIBDADY OMMITTEE ?ATHRYN JOHNSON . . . . . . . . Chairman A'IFIIIbPrS l'IAR'l'HA WILLSON. LIARGARET SAGE, FLORENCE L-'III.1.S. quLnRED WAGNER. Ex- Hfirio HEALTH VIRGINIA REDFORD . . . . . . . . . Chairman 0110 ll mzdrcd Twcn ty-four DHYIICAL DUCATION CLUB VIRGINIA VIGNERON . . . . . . . . Prmidmt IWARION JOHNSTON, Viw-Presidmzf.,' IDA RYERSON. Secretary-Treasmer HELEN UNDERHIIJ. . . . . . . . . H'mident GERTRL'DE NKINNER, I'I'u'th-avizlmlf; - IARION JOHNSTON, Treamrm' One 11ndrcd Tzc'mljc-fiw EnM-IKS ATHLETIC AIIOCIATION HELEN WIGGIN . . . . . . . . . Pras'idmzt VIRGINIA VVILKINSON, IV'irP-Prwsizlmzt,' L'IARGARET SINGLETON, Secretary; IWARY WELLS, Treasurer ATH LETIC MANAGED! MARGARET ROLSTON ENID SCHMIDT DORIS BROWN SUSAN STIX VIRGINIA WILKINSON VIRGINIA VVHITENACK WILHEI..VHNA VAN DEENE IDA RYERSON One Hundrbd Tic'vizly-Si.1-' 1..3s.f.rww5:ka;.' VADIITY BAIKETBALL TEAM One Hundrcd Tum:Iy-mwm ERUM I KS LOTQI WIFE A whispering wraith IV'Iy eyes I wander Were misty pools Alone. Of purple irist Dry sands XVhere deep shadows Hide my ceaseless tears: Of twilight lurked IVild winds IJot said, and kissed me. Lash my quivering spirit The silky heads of my babies And shatter Nestled against my breast: The wavering tones NIy dreams were happy. Of my wails. Long ages I moanehut none may listen; Of desolation I prayehut none Will hear: Have stolen hope away. I curse and the Winds whip madder, Invisible scourges I fear. I once was a woman Nameless and forgotten Of beauty I roam With pride The deserts of the world In my dark shining hair, Condemned In the curve For a womanly pity Of my soft white Shoulder, By 21 ruler In the sweep XVhose wrath men stirred. Of my slender body. KATHERINE SWARTWOUT, ,30 tReprinlvd fram TIM? Skidmm'c? Quarterl'w Om Hundred 'ltt'vnIy-ciglzf 4 i $36 d W W... x EEOM- I KS L'M wqxwa-z rm . Jinn. v2 VJMWW n: AV EMM I KS CALENDAD OCTOBER 3 Assembly lVtogang Koth 13 Vespers-Jxrirsopp Lake 15 Organ Recital Alan'cl Dupre 26 Tea Dance-Dr. .Jrimjd Gael! NOVEMBER 1 Piano Recital Gmrge Smizlz 2 Horse Show 3 Assembly-Pald Porter 9 All College Dance 11 English Club Lecture1Lo-w61l Thomas 16 Tea Dance Omnibus Play 11.11am llze lVifz' 21 Assembly V. E. Burglzardl DltBois 23 Field Day Athletic Association Banquet 26 Home Economics Club Lectum-Dr. Emmi Grown DECEMBER 2 Liebslieder linsemble 5 Senior, Sophomore Class Plays 7 Junior, Freshman Class Plays 9 English Club Lecture--Jnflzibald Henderson 14 Tea Dance--Deni5Imam Damcrs 15 Christmas Vespe1'31Rm'clwzd G. 11. Oldham 18 1V1iracle Play jANITARY 10 Senior Class Bridge Sophomore-Freshman Party 13 SopranO--Eli:;abcllz Reilzberg 16 Assembly1Rmmic Smith 19 Senior Vespers-Afarlyn Keefer 22 Dramatic Interpretation Plays 23 Assembly--Norman leomax FEBRUARY 6 7 8 One Hundred lez'rIy-four Assembly Samuel Raldiffc Mental Hygiene Club Lecture-Dr. Hlilc Ice Carnival Secretarial. Club Dance Colgate Chorus Concert EEUM I KS MARCH APRI I. MAY J UNli 11 13 15 20-27 2 ! 2 7 2 '3 Cf Kneisel Quartette Harvard Double Quartet Junior Class Bridge Senior M usical Comedy Tea Dance Piano Recital-Dr. Vladimir Karapclolf German and French Club Plays Dartmouth Glee Club Concert Vespers-Dr. Frank Tmmenbaum Piano Recital Ilclmz Knapp Alumnae XVeekend Junior Operetta Florinda Vespers-Re-rrrmzd Robert lValsmz lfnglish Club Lecture-R0berl Fray! Sophomore Supper Dance Beaux Arts Ball Senior Play-Craigf5 lVife Tea Dance Chorus Concert at New York Junior Class Tea Dance Vespers-Dr. Afoldenlza-ICN Omnibus Spring Play Junior Prom Installation of OfEccrs NIay Day Class Day Baccalaureate Sunday Commencement Day chf One Hundred T11 z'rfy-fiz'c EROMD l KS ITUDENTQI CONCEPTION OF A FACULTY MEETING The faculty straggle in in groups of two and three, and sent them- selves noisily, nudging one another, eating peanuts and putting the shells on the floor, tittering excitedly. President lVIoore sits at :1 table in front and regards them With a great deal of skepticism and a noticeable lack of enthusiasm. lVlr. Cheney takes 21 pack of Luckies from his pocket and, starts to open them, but Nlr. Hurd grabs them away from him. lVlr. Cheney cuffs him severely, but lVlr. Hurd runs away, brandishing tho Cigarettes triumphantly and grimacing at lVIr. Cheney. 311'. Cheney: tto President lMoorel Teacher! Teacher! He took my Cigarettes! lV'Iake him give me back my Cigarettes, teacher! Dr. Borst: NOW, lVIr. Cheney, youire better off Without them. Pres. lV'Ioore: lVell, now ...... Nlr. Cheney: toratoricallyl I want my Cigarettes. This is 21 deliber- ate infringement and an unpardonable Violation of the fundamental po- litical and ClVll rights adhering to every American citizen. This is What my own penetrating observation of big business in this country has led me to call the seditious and unwholesome practice of lVIelloncolia. I ask for justice. N111 President, give me back my cigarettes and let freedom ring! Pres. lVloore: lVell, I thought you didnlt believe in private property. At this point Dr. Bolton enters in his usual soundlessly sinuous man- ner, taking phenomenal strides and Stepping on his right ear with his left foot, meanwhile scattering literature of all kinds-mostly menus and sophomore themes from last year-fr0m 21 smart little brown leather bag. Nlr. Cheney exclaims with rapturous unhelief ilJOlilll, and, an ineliable smile playing over his features, swoons into Dr. Boltonls arms. Dr. Bolton: There, there, stout fellahl Alli: Cheney remaim inert, 50 Dr. Bolton submils him 10 1126 tender nwrt'im of XVI: Saxlm-I, ttrlzo ralloztsly lays lzim 0n Ilze fable. Dr. Bolton: Am I late? Pres. Moore: tpla'x'fullyl that would you say if I told you you werenlt? 011v Hundred leirly-six W EE-OM I KS Dr. Bolton: Honest, arenlt I? Pres. lVloore: XVell, Ilm afraid you are, a little. Dr. Bolton: tin genuine perpluxilyl XVell, I donlt see how that could have happened. I came down from the house so fast I left out a couple of blocks altogether. tBriglzlmzingl It must have been that I didnlt start in time. I had to make carrot soup for the Children, and I just couldnlt remember whether you have to cook the carrots first. Pres. lVIoore: XVhat a Charming picture! You and your little onesl And did you cook the carrots first? IVII'. Cheney: Urom Ilze labial Hey! Dr. Bolton: 00 Pres. Moorel You know, now that you speak of it, I wonder whether I remembered to feed the Children at all. Oh well, theylll enjoy their supper twice as much for not having had any lunch. lVIr. Cheney: Joe, lVIr. Hurd took my Cigarettes and I want them. Pres. Moore: Cigarettes are private property, and Nb. Cheney doesnlt believe in private property, so obviously it canlt make any differ- ence to him Who takes his Cigarettes. Dr. Bolton: Oh, but Cigarettes arenlt private property. Pres. lVIoore: No? Dr. Bolton: No, Cigarettes are a Vice, and everybodyls entitled to his Vices. N111 Hurd: ti'irioztslyl Goodness gracious! Afr. Chaney holds out his hand 6:0in a. quaint. air of righteous Iri- mnplz, and lleIr. Hard surrm-zders hi5 spoils ungrariously. Dr. Hobbe, who, has been telzispcring with Dr. Hyde, is heard Io say lozldly-llA11d do you know what someone told me last week ?H The Faculty: No. What did you hear? Dr. Hobbe: twith a Charming blushy XVhy, some of these students go to parties at menls colleges and dance all night! Mrs. Bolton: tszu'z'inll'x'l They might do worse. IVII'. Saxton: Well, Why shouldnlt they dance all night? I would too, if I hadnlt given my youth and my feet to an organ. lVIrs. Bolton: How Visceral! Miss Champlain: IVell, Mr. Saxton, I should think that moving your feet the way you do playing an organ would make you a good dancer. One H mzdred Thirty-sevcn. EnMD I KS Mr. Saxton: tmdb'y No. Every time I put my foot down I expect to hear a chord, and what I do hear is a trombone solo and itIs awfully disconcerting. IV'Il's. Bolton: Darn punster. Dr. Bolton: You don,t know the half of it, Saxton. Iflvery time I put my foot down I expect to hear a scream of pain, and what I do hear is 21 whole crescendo of screams. NII'. Cheney: I make 21 motion the student body he allowed unlim- ited weekends. Pres. IVIoore: Oh, hush! lVIr. Hurd: XVhat do you mean, uunlimited weekendsII? I donIt think they limit themselves much When they get away on :1 weekend. IVIFS. Bolton: Uena'crlN The little darlings! IV'Ir. Cheney: All right, IetIs go for a ride. Pres. IVIoore: Let,s eat. IVIr. Saxton: LetIs have two half-hours of music, one right after the other. Dr. Bolton: hmzlenliouslyy Stand not upon the order of your going but go at once. Mr. Hurd: LetIs get the hell out of here. tleey dad NCfO One Hundred TIzirty-ciglz-t EHQM I KS TO ODD ADVEDTISEDS UNHNNNNNNMNM WE WIIH TO EXDDEII OUD GDATITUDE AND ADDDECIA- TION FUD THE KINDLY IN- TEDEIT AND IUDDODT YOU HAVE GIVEN. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . 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HOLLAND Established 1879 Gifts-Prin tin g-E 11 gm Vi n g SMII'OHPU', Lamp Slmu'm anu' Leaflzm' Goods WWI Skidmorc 5m! United Cigar Agency Eastman Kodaks Developing and Printing All New Books in our Circulating Library 1 Caroline Street 348 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N- Y- Saratoga Springs, N. Y. I I I I e i. $$$m e WHERE QUA LITY RULES e LEDLIEeS PHARMACY A Select Place to Purchase 480 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 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Y. ................................................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................................................ One H mzdrcd Forty-seven V ;' WP .133. ;,; M 0 V: 11 Jahn ax: 01mm xggg Aganm WE are Americzfs largest school annual designers and engravers because WC render satisfaction on more than 400 books each year Intelligent co-operation, highest quality workmanship and on-time deliveries created our reputation for dependability. jAHN 8.: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. Tbotogmpbers, Artists and Makers of Fine Printing Platesfor Black or Colors. 817 W. Washington Boulevard . Chicago Telephone MONROE 7080 C . . . x W'e do 710'! szzb-let any I V $93 art or engraving .!. . 011v Hzmdl'vd Foriyeiglzf These WeII-Known Brands Are Always in Stock HoSIHRYeGohl Stripe, Dexdale, Onyx Pomtex, Propper and Kayser. GLox'Es-Kayser, Van Raalte, Cen- temeri. Meyers, Jettles and Veruey. M L'NSINtM'EAR-Boudoir Coats, Pa- jamas, and Underwear iu the newest styles. 3; FRoCKs AND COATS-Little Lady, Ekemuoor, Debley, Autlre and Ma- dame Lorraine. li'ilzo Shops There? :;5 Answer that question about any store and you establish the position of that store in the couuuuuity. 7iioday. as always, the represen- 3 tative women of the City instinc- 3g tively turn to 3arney's to Satisfy their needs and gratify their tastes. A Store is Known by its Customers H. s. BARNEY COMPANY Girls of Skidmore Carl's extend a most cordial invitae tion to you to visit their store when you come to Schenectady to shop. and see the smart sport toes and other wearables ', which have been assembled for young women who demand style. : I l g.guggguuuuuouolIIIIIIIIIOIIIQIOII'IIOIIIOIIQCVOOOO 09' Mail Orders Always Filled Promptly I!!'P'.. IIUIIIIIIIIIIIIII SCHEXECTAIYY, N. Y. I..$II-II'II.IIIIIIIUUIIIIOIIII'II'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII The store that attracts and holds the patronage of this inteliigeut, :55 discriminating element is. obviously, the logical store for everV shopper. it And remembereit costs no more :3 to shop in good company! 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C. SWEENEY, Proprietor VAN VOAST 8c LEONARD AGENCY, INC. Experienced Underwriters This corporation is one of the largest Insurance Agencies in Northeastern New York. It is a direct representative of over thirty Insurance Companies; therefore, unusually equipped for writing all forms of insurance. Careful attention is given to the interest of our patrons. Information con- cerning all forms of insurance cheerfully given without obligation on your part. Established 1905 VAN VOAST 8c LEONARD AGENCY,INC. A Policy Writing A gency 360 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Telephone 547 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I'l:':::::::::.::::::::;::::::::::::IIIIIlsnlllllnllllnualnlllln0000-1-33.-luolllnlluIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIII-lunlnllnnulllllnnIIIIIIIInn-c-ollsnlnnnu-IInuInanIaoallnu-nl-OII:::::::;::::::::::::: I . 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Saratoga Springs, N- Y- Established 1868 Incorporated 1909 INCORPORATED WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE 28 and 30 Clinton Street Saratoga Springs, N. Y. ii'EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE55555555555555EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE555555SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE'EEEEE3555555555EE One Hundred Fiffy-two .SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE55555555555555555555555???55555555EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE555553555555iii5555555555555555E5555555535iiE5535555555555555555555555555EEEEEEEEE:EEEEEEEEEEEE XVith sunnier skies and the Cheering breath of Spring- new hopes-new ambitions and new desires lead to a sense of better times. All through the store we have prepared to make this Spring one of the pleasantest in many years. The joyous spirit of the season is reflected in the eheerfulness, bright- ness and coolness Of our Summer stocks and 0f the many pretty things Which have been created for you. XVe are particularly well prepared to he of assistance to you in filling the many requirements which Comeneement Month places Upon you. Vie cordially invite you t0 come in at any time and have our salespeople show you the new cool Summer fashions and accessories. E. D. STARBUCK 81 CO., Inc. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. 55 s2: ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5555555555555???E555553ESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE55555EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE53555555555555?55555555555555535555553555555555555555E5555E555555555EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE One H mzdred Fifty-tlzrec uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu CQNGRESS CANDlIlES thxt to Congress Theatrcl HomevMade Candies, Soda, Salted Nuts and Sandwiches ROSSvKETCHUM CO. Cadillac and Chevrolet Agency Telephone 536 South Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. . MAKE SOMEBODY HAPPY TO-DAY Students of Skldmore If you sit down at set of sun And count the acts that you have clone, And, counting hud One self-tlcnying deed. one word That cased the heart of him who heard: One glance most kind, BARTON?S That fell like sunshine where it wcnt- Then you may count that day well spent. DRUG STORE But it, through all the livelong day, You've cheered no heart by yea or nay If, through it all 3 Pleasant Place to 8110p You've nothing done that you can trace That brought the sunshine. to one facea No act most small That helped some soul and nothing cost Then count that day as worse than lost. will find Two IllillltfPS from 1110 College 340-342 BROADXNAY Compliments of J. A. Beyer BEAUTY SHOP M arinello Preparations PERMAN ENT XXI'XV I NC Phone 454 10 Phila Street T. J. Williams Croamory ICE CREAM, CAKES, CANDIES, ETC. 55 George Street Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 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Y. -.- 37 Putnam Street Our Store is Certainly Growing-Your Satisfaction is the Reason MENGES S7. CURTIS PHARMA CISTS The Old Store ,, 472 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. D.- II. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Io- ::;;:::::: 33:33:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ......................... ..............................:......:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::m oooooooooo ':00IJOIIIIIIIOIIIIIIOIInc...-IIIIIoIIIIIIIIIII-I-IIIIIIonllllnuluooluluunnlllo-IOIIOIIIIIIIIIUIIIOIIIIIon-IIllouoonlIIOIllcl.IIIIIUIII-IOCIIIIIII-IIIIOIIIoI-DIIIIIIIIInllnllllnluullllluuoa One Hundred Fiffy-19tzm IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII jlll. .no.........,. 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J Home Made Candles and Ice Cream 9 M usir if you. wish by 0117' Elmira Virfuosa J. P.McG1RR SL COMPANY Saratoga Springs, N . Y. Smart Ready-to-Wear Apparel for Dress and Sports TOGGERY AND NOVELTIES Something N 070 Every Day .0116 IIIHIdICd szt3 -szx .VIIIIIIIIIIIIOIOUIU...UIICOCIUCIICUIIIIIIICIIIII.OIOOIIIIIIIIOIIIIIOIIIIOIIIIOOI.IICIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.-IIII-IIIIIII...ICIIIIIIIOIIIIIIUIOICIIIIII...-OOIOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOID'OIIIIUIIIIIIII..::;: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Daniel Eddy 8L Sons, Inc. 19-21 Caroline Street GRAI N M ERC H AN TS Mill AgentS-Jx'ing IWIdax Flmn' $25 SHERINS $ THE ELECTRIC SHOP For a Wonderful Meal Electrical Supplies at Wholesale and Retail Try the Universal Washers, Ironers and Cleaners Skidmore Tea Room 350 1:31'OEK1WE1'V $ Saratoga Springs, N. Y. $ Telephone 240 Pngmrnf Pvrfumm Delirious Candies THE QUEENSBURY Exquisilv TOiZUfI'HKY , , Glens Falls. A. X Purmf lm Crmm. And When needed The Highest Quality of Drugs and Noted for 113 Meals and Banquets Phannaceuticals for your protection AT The Mac Finn Drug CO. Dancing Every Saturday Eve. 388 Broadway Phone 125 Compliments of DR. R. D. BENNETT 432 Broadway Saratuga Springs. N. Y. 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Y. SJIILVQ89 ?zzwer am! Beauty 850p MARCEL AND FINGER WAVING Expert Hair Cutting 7-8 Division Street 1410116 947:1 Ladies and Genfs Tailor Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing and Dyeing Phone 1145 39 Phila St. Compliments of CLARENCE R0 PARMENTER CGNTRACTGR and BUILDER Telephone Connections 45-47 Phila Street Saratoga Springs, N. Y gigs55555555555555555555555555355555255555555555555255555a5532555ssaassssssissssissas55s55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555552;5555555253555555555555ass555555555555555555255555553555555553.g One Hundred Fifty-cz'glzt A AAAAAAAAAAMAMAAAAAAAAAAAAA Building Character ' v v ' into Year Books YOUR college year book will increase in value as time goes by. Ten . . . twenty years from now it will be one of your most cherished possessions. As you turn its pages you will live again your joyous college days . . . see the faces of old friends . . . favorite spots on the campus. A college annual should be the finest expres- sion of the printers art. Annuals by Brandow are that kind. For we feel obligated to live up to the confidence expressed by twenty-four leading colleges for whom we created year books last year. - The printing of college annuals is, with us, Brandow Backs more than the production of beautiful vol- ' ' Win ' ' umes . . . it is a hobby-efor we revel in the Awards of Merit true job of creative, artistic craftsmanship. To withstand constant handling the covers HESEIESRJJZTSanJSS are as sturdy as artistic. The type is clear, aasmen's Ciil'ege Annualsi harmonious, balanced. A patented process SECOND png, prime pre makes it possible for us to produce cuts which Eagamgzichmls' A crafts retain all the pristine clearness of the original THIRD AWARD, Sta N. High photographs. So well do we serve our schools School Contest, Cornell Uni- versity,1928 that invariably the staffs have recommended FIRST HONORABLE MEN us to their successors. 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