University of Rochester College for Women - Croceus Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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nlvuf y E 'fbi f X., '..' bf ' E 5:3 I I ll Ill ll K X1- Sty f, SEA-, , Q J ' ik - 5 A I-V 'V' N A 5 it aw 5 X 1 fl' 1 President-OLL112 BRAC.c1Ns WATKEYS, 1908 First Vice-president-ESTHER I-IALE GOSNELL, 1917 Second Vice-president-VALMA CLARK, 1916 Corresponding Secretary-NORMA B. STOREY, 1918 Recording Secretary-HELEN E. WESTON, 1917 Treasurer-JOSEPHINE BooTH I-IALE, 1917 Members of the Class of 1923: H Again we are to have the joy of renewing the thrill of college days in the perusal of the Croceus. Though many faces in the book may escape us, still we will lind the eternal spirit of college life with its steadfast idealism, its, struggle for higher standards and its deep love of fun. We alumnae will read with interest and understanding. This is a most significant year in our history. We are happy in the thought that the old, much-loved campus, with its many memories is to be the home of our college for women. Ambitious for that college which in the past we hardly dared dream, may be- come realities.. How soon or to what extent they may be realized depends very largely upon ourselves. To that end we are looking forward to increased activity among our- selves and to closer co-operation with you undergraduates. We heartily wish you success with your book. Sincerely yours, Ollie Braggins Watkeys. To the Alumnae: Your sincere message makes the class of 1923 feel that you are vitally interested in what is taking place within the halls of our Alma Mater. With this book we hope not only to record for ourselves the activities of three years of our college life but also to keep you in touch with the college spirit which after all does not change much from year to year. -1116 v 1111411EB31E111411111'