University at Albany - Pedagogue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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But even as the memories of a beautiful chord linger and live in the sweet harmony of remembrance, so shall we, pressing ever onward, cherish and hold dear the lingering echoes of our own brief melody. J fflzwfo This 13006 is dedicated to T. Frederick H. Cundlyn Composer Interpreter and Nlaster of Noble Nlusic His fame is our pride and his art is our delight 1 1 1 . 4, v Acknowledgements The staff of the 1951 PEDAGOGUE wishes to express sincere appreciation to the following for their generous support: Dr. Harold W. Thompson, Miss Margaret Price of The Brandow Printing Company, Mr. P. S. Gurwit of jahn and Ollier Engraving Company, the White Studio, and the junior Cubs. '4 xx Mews D And Jo, content with what I fee And wills the jmtlmr, I roam- To guide llaee Ilnrozzgla flue frfzrkleu gloom To yonder .rpbere of love and liglof. W Wliiiii Le! 71.5 be Cbifdrefz of ibe Light And fell fbe Agef wha! we are. Befznfy if momelzlfzry in fhe mind Tbe fiffllf fmrifzg of tl portal You have gone beyond our knowing, You are gone, but yet we mil. v f x I Nw ... A 'rw V' Jmgy .I Sixteen ABRAM ROYIER BRUBACHER, Ph.D., CDBK, HFM, Aflll' PI'6'.l'ld6 71f A.B., Yale, 18971 Ph.D., Yale, 1902, Head of Department of Greek, Willistcxn Seminary, Easthampton, Mass., In- structor in Greek, Yale College, Principal of High School Gloversville, N. Y., Principal of High School, Schenectady N. Y., Superintendent of Schools, Schenectady, N. Y. Publications: High School Englirhf' 2 vol.g Engli.rh Oral, and IVri11en ,' articles in the Engli,rh journal, Ednmtiorz Srrihr1er.f, School and Sociefy, and the Al- larzlic Mll71fl7ly'l,' Teaching: Profeuiozz mul Practice . Compo.liliorz and Gr'nr1zv1f1r ' 119305. VVILLIAM HENRY METZI.ER, Ph.D., F.R.S.C., F.R.S.E., QBK, 35, owls, mm Deon A.B., University of Toronto, 18883 Ph.D., Clark University, 18923 Professor and Head of Department of Mathematics, Syracuse University, 1895-1923g Dean of Graduate School, Syracuse University, 1911-19183 Dean of College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1921-1923. V Publications: joint author of College Algebra and Theory of Delermirmn1.r ,' research articles in the Mtzrhe- rzmliml j0ll7'!1cllJ' of America and Europe. ANNA ELOISE PIERCE, Pd.M. Dean of Wfomerz. Graduate of New York State Normal School, Pd.M., New York State College for Teachers, 19205 Preceptress, Lisle Academy, Lisle, N. Y., Member Faculty, State College for Teachers, 1886-. Publications: Calalog of Literalure for Adzflrorr of Young ll omen and Girly, and supplementg Catalog of Student He:1llh ,' Director of Surrey of Sludent HEcIl!!J!! 119251. X 1 ELIZABETH VAN DENBURGH, A.B., IIJBK Regirlmr. A.B., Cornell University, 1910, Teacher of Latin, Clyde High School, 1910-1912, Cataloguer, Cornell.University Library, 1913-19173 Clerk U. S. War Department and U. S. Treasury Department, 1917-1920. CLARENCE JOSEPH DEYO S ecrelary-T1'eaJ'urer. Albany Business College, 19043 Stenographer and Assist- ant Accountant with Beaver River Lumber Company, Croghan, N. Y., 1904-19053 Assistant Accountant, General Electric Company, Schenectady, 1906-1908, Chief Account- ant, Superintendents' Office, New York Central R. R., Albany, N. Y., 1908-1917, Secretary to Dr. Samuel B. Ward, 1908-1916, and to Dr. Erastus Corning, 1916-1917. JOHN MANVILLE SAYLES, A.B., Pd.B., AY, IIIBK, KQK Principal of Milne High School and Direcfor of Practice Teaching. A.B., Colgate, 1900, Pd.B., State Normal College, 19013 Principal of High School, Richmondville, N. Y., Principal of High School, Glens Falls, N. Y., Principal of Model School, State College, Albany. Publications: Articles in various Educational Magazines. Seventeen Eiglzlvmz CHARLOTTE Loma, A.B., Pd.B., A.M. Sll'I1c'I'I'i.l'01' of Pr.1c'1ire Tetu'bir1g,' Pl'0f6'.l',f0I' of Frefzrb. A.B., Vassar, A.M., State College, 1915, Institute Tilly, Berlin, 1912, Post-Graduate Wfork, Columbia, 1915, 1917, 19185 University of Parsi, 1920, 1922, 1923, 1924, Sum- mer School, State College, 1929. WINFRED CORNWALL DECKER, A.B., A.M., Pd.B., KDBK Profvsnor of Gerllmll. A.B., Columbia, 19053 A.M., Columbia, 1910, Post- Gratluate Student at Columbia, 1905-1906, Universities of Marburg and Berlin, 1911-19123 Austauschlehrer at Pots- dam, Germany, 1911-1912, University of Berlin, 1914. Publications: joint author of Markisch-Decker, Er1gli,rrlae.r Lexufzzrrb fm' die Hoberen Scbuleng joint author of Denlxch- lam! und die Denlcbeu: occasional articles for the Mono- grtffvlv. ilflurlerrz Lmzgfmge j0lH'l1lIl, publications of thc Modern Lmzgfmge A.l',l'0fi:lff0l1 of Amerimy Semper der junglingf' CLIFFORD AMBROSE WOODARD, A.B., Pd.B. Profefror of Biology and Plvy.ria,qv'11pby. A.B., Columbia University, 1904, Pd.B., State Normal College. 4 HARRY BIRCHENOUGH, A.B., Pd.B., A.M. P1'0f0.l'.l'01' of Mrzlberzmticx. A.B., Cornell, 1905g Pd.B., 1906g A.M., Columbia, 1914. BARNARD SAWYER BRONSON, A.B., A.M. Profermr of Cl76llliJ'l1'j'. A.B., Columbia, 19085 A.M., Columbia, 19123 Instructor in Geneseo Normal School, 1900-1905. Publications: Nnlrilion and Food Cbenzirlryf' DAVID HUTCHISON, A.B., B.D., A.M., Ph.D. Profcfmr of G01'UI'I1lI167Zl. A.B., McGill University, 18931 B.D., Montreal Presbv- terinn College, 1898g A.M., McGill University, 1899: A.M.. Harvard, 1901g Instructor in Union College, 1906-1908. Publications: Fo1n1rlalion of the Cmz.rlim1ion ,' The Rearganizalimz of lbe Gorfernmenl of the Slale of New York ,' Irzfrodfzcliafz lo flee Law af American Cilizen.rlaip. N im-teen Twenty RICHMOND HENRY KIRTLAND, A.B., A.M. Profenor of Education. A.B., University of Michigan, 1900g A.M., University of Chicago, 19093 Superintendent of Schools, Houghton, Flint, and Menominee, Mich. ADAM ALEXANDER WALKER, A.B., A.M. P1'ofe.r.ror of Etonomiar and Sociology. A.B., University of Michigan, 19065 A.M., University of Wiscimnsin, 1912. ADNA WOOD RISLEY, A.B., Pd.D.,'fI1BK, IIFM Professor of History. A.B., Colgate, 18943 University of Chicago, 1897-1900, Fellow in History, 1897-1899g Instructor at Chautauqua Summer School, 19003 Professor of History and Politics, Colgate University, 1905-19093 Professor of History at the University of Colorado, Summer Session, Boulder, Colorado, 191Og Travel and Study in Europe, 1923-1924g Pd.D., Colgate, 1926. CLARENCE FREDERICK HALE, M.S., Ph.D., f1wBK Profefror of Phyrirr. B.S Wesle an Universit 1905' M.S Wfesle an Uni -1 Y Y, 1 -, V ' versity, 1908, Ph.D., Cornell University, 19093 Instructor in Physical Science at Peddie Institute, 1905-1905: As- sistant and Instructor, Wesleyan University, 1905-1908, Re- search Associate, Research Laboratory, General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y., 1909-1911. Publications: Scientihc Articles. JOHN ALOYSIUS MAHAR, Ph.B., Pd.B. Profeuor of French. Ph.B., Union College, 19041 Pd.B., State Normal College, 1906g Student at Johns Hopkins Universityg Student at The University of Chicagog Student at Columbia University. GEORGE ALEXANDER STEPHEN PAINTER, A.B., Ph.D. Profe.f.ror of Philofophy. A.B., Harvard, 1892g Ph.D., University of Jena, 18961 Graduate Student, Boston University, 1892-1894g Student of Universities in Jena, Berlin, Leipsic, 1894-1896, ln- structor in Tufts College, 1897-1898g Acting Professor in Bryn Mawr College, 1903-1904g Instructor in George Wztsli- mgton University, 1904-19063 Professor of Philosophy in Mount Union College, 1907-19115 Professor of Philosophy in Clark University, 1911-1912. Publications: Spencerir Ezfalulimmry Theory, The Phil- ofophy of Chrirfr Templrzfionf, The Philosophy of Primi- tive Magic, The Flzlure of lhe Afzzerirmz Negro, The Phil- afophy of Culture. The Idea of Pragren, Fmzdamenmlf of P-Q'Cf0l0gy, The Philomphy of E1'0lllli0I7, and various other artic es. Tzwvzty-one Tzucnty-Iwo JESSE FLOYD STINARD, A.B., A.M. Proferror 07' Spanirln. A.B., Brown University, 1900, A.M., Pennsylvania State College, 19103 Institute Tully, Berlin, 19083 Fellow in German, University of Chicago, 1911-1912. HARRY WORTHINGTON HAsrINOs, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., A-I-If P1'0fe.f,ro1' of Ellglilh. A.B., Brown University, 19043 A.M., Harvard, 1906, Ph.D., Harvard, 19163 Teacher of English, Williamsport High School, Pa., 1904-1905, Instructor in English, Brown Uni- versity, 1906-19073 Instructor in English, Simmons College, 1907-19115 Instructor in English, Brown and Radcliffe, 1912-1913g Instructor in English, Dartmouth, 1913-1914. Piyblications: SelerlionI from Speerber of Abralmm Lin- :0 ll. HAROLD WILLIAM THOMPSON, Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D., D.Litt., F.S.A. Scot., E.L.S., KZDBK, Afbl' Proferror' of Enplifb. Ph.B., Hamilton, 1912, A.M., Harvard, 1913: Ph.D., Har- vard, 19155 D.Litt., Edinburgh University, 1929, Research Fellow of the Guggenheim Foundation and Research Stu- dent of Edinburgh University, 1925-1927, Life Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1926, Member of Scottish History Society. Publications: Books and articles on Literature and Ecclesi- astical Music. ARTHUR KENNEDY BEIK, Pd.M., Ph.D., Kflwli A.li.l'i.fl:lUl PI'0fE.1'.I'0l' of Edlrmliorz. Ph.B., Grinnell College, 1908: Pd.M., School of Pedagogy, New York University, 1909, Ph.D., Clark University, 1913: Honorary Fellow, Clark University, 1913-1914, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Pedag0gY, Olivet College, 1914-19153 Instructor in Education and Psychology, Cen- tral State Normal, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, 1915-1916. GEORGE MORELL YORK, A.B. Pfofefmr of Commerce. A.B., Colgate University, 19073 Head of Commercial De- partment, Waterloo, 1900-1909, Ithaca, 1911-19l4g.XX'hite Plains, 1914-19163 Special Commercial Representative for Ginn and Co., 1909-1911. Publications: Co-author: E1emenmry Training for Bali-- ne,r.r co-author: Commercial Edunlfion in Conlnzmzlmn Stbool.r ,' co-author: Fnrl0r.r in Commercial Geogf'11,f1fJy. CAROLINE CROASDALE, M.D. College Pbyririan :md Profexmr of Hygiene. M.D., Wcmman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, 19143 University of Pennsylvania, School of Biology, 1906-19093 Assistant Instructor in Clinical Medicine and Physiologi- cal Chemistry, WOman's Medical College of Pennsylvaniag Physician to Philadelphia Normal School and Instructor in Hygiene, Lecturer in Hygiene and Physician to Temple University, Staff Physician and Lecturer for National Board Of Y. W. C. A. in XVo:nen's Colleges of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Wfashington, and California, 1917-1919. 1 Twenty-Hire. MILTON G. NELSON, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., GDKKIJ, OAK, KIIYK Pmfefmr of Education. Oneonta Normal, 1907, Principal, West Hartford, Conn., 1908-125 District Superintendent of Schools, Delaware County, 1912-23, B.S., State College, 1924g M.S., Cornell Univ., 1925, Ph.D., Cornell Univ., 1926. MARTHA CAROLINE PRITCHARD, B.S., KAII Director of Library School. ' Librarian, White Plains High School, 1913-19163 Diploma of the Library School of New York Public Library, 19143 Assistant Librarian, Geneseo Normal School, 1916-1917g Librarian, Bridgewater Normal School, 1917-19195 B.S., Teachers' College, Columbia, 19205 Supervising Instructor, Detroit Teachers' College Library, 1920-19265 Graduate study, University of Chicago, four quarters during the years 1926-19293 Instructor in charge, summer session, Carnegie Library Scl1ooI, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1929-1930 GUY LEONARD HILLEBOE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., ami, KAII Professor of Educnliong Director' of Child Developmenl and Parent Educalion. A.B., University of Minnesota, 19205 A.M., Graduate Teach- ers' College, Columbia, 1929, Teacher Consolidated Schools, Kidder, S. D., 1921-19225 Teacher Big Falls, Minnesota, 1922-1923, Principal Provincial High School and Normal Training School, Philippine Islands, 1923-19265 Teacher Bronxville High School Research Associate of Educational Administration, 1928-1930g Assistant of Elementary Educa- tion, Teachers' College Columbia Summer School, 1930. Publications: Finding and Teaching Typical Children, A Ruling Scale for Elementary Srlaoal Orgnnization ,' co- author with Dr. Paul R. Mart. I Twenty-jnm' K l EUNICE AMANDA PERINE, A.M., Pd.M. A.r,vi.rm11l Pmfexror of Fine Arn. Houghton Seminary, Clinton, N. Y.g Pd.B., State Normal College, 1900, B.S., New York University Qcum laudej, 1911, Pratt Institute, Columbia University, term of absence 1926-1927 spent in travel and study in France, Italy, and Greece, holder of Carnegie scholarship, summer 1929 spent in travel in Alaska and western states. ANNA RANDOLPH KEIM BARSAM, A.B., B.S., A.M. Ar,ri.fzm1l Proferror of Home Ecozzouziaf. A.B., Fredericksburg College, 19121 Summer Session, Uni- versity of Virginia, 1913-1914, B.S., Teachers' College. Columbia University, 1917, A.M., Teachers' College, 1927: Student in Paris, Summer, 19213 Summer Extension Course. University of Cambridge, England, 1924, Leave of absence to study at University of London, England, 1927-1928. T. FREDERICK H. CANDLYN, Mus.B., Pd.D. Head of MlKJ4ff Deparzlzefil. Mus.B., University of Durham, England, 19115 Graduate Course, State College, 1916-1917, 1919-1920, Organist and Master of Choir, St. Paul's Church, Pd.D., State College, 1927. Publications: Vocal and Instrumental Compositions pub- lshed by H. W. Gray, Schirmer, Ditson, Schmidt, Presser and the Boston Music Company. K ' V af x nv 3' 'i 7 , Q. 4 'wifi' V 1 f r .. 3 fl 'YMXFC ' . 'Y' . . i1f.f,t 7 ' , ' .31 l Twenty-five Twenty-six ANNE LOUISE CUSHING, Pd.B. A,l',l'i.l'l:IIll Proferrar' of Mcllbflllrlfffi. Pd.B., State Normal College, 18993 Instructor in Geneseo Normal School, 1902-19085 Study at Columbia University, 1928-1929. WILLIAM GEORGE KENNEDY, Ph.B., A.M. A.l'J'fJfzll1t Profesfor of Chezzlinry. Pl1.B., Syracuse University, 1911g A.M., New York State College for Teachers, 1950. LYDIA ANTOINETTE JOHNSON, A.B., A.M. A.r,ri.rmnt Profeuor of Lnlin. A.B., State Normal College, 1911, A.M., Columbia Uni- versity, 1924. CLARENCE ALBERT H1DLEY, A.B., A.M., KIIDK, HI'M A.r.ri.rlrn1t Pr0fe.r,ror of Hi.rlw'y. A.B., State College, 1915: A.M., Columbia University, 1918. CARLETON ELDERKIN POWER, B.S., Ph.D., flllili, Qi-1 :. A.r.ri.rlanz Proferror of l'by.rir.r. B.S., University of Rochester, 1908, Ph.D., Cornell Uni- versity, 19155 Instructor in Science, Montclair Academy, N. J., 1908-19105 Instructor in Physics, Cornell University, 1910-1915. MARY ELIZABETH COBB, A.B., B.L.S., A.M., 11113K Libmrinn and A.l'.fiJ'fcl!1l Pmfeigrar of Library Mmmgemeur. A.B., Syracuse University, 1912, B.L.S., New York State Library School, 1915, A.M., University of Chicago, 19303 Assistant in New York State Library, 1913-19153 Assistant in Childrens Department, Brooklyn Public Library, 1915- 1916g Temporary Assistant, New York Public Library, Sum- mer of 1919. Trtn'11ly-.rr'z1r'u Twenty-eight AGNES ELEANOR FUTTERER, A.B., A.M. A.r,ri.m1z1t Pi'ofei'.mr of English. A.B., State College, 19165 Graduate work, Columbia Uni- versity, 1916-1917, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, 1916-19173 Middlebury Summer Session, 19223 Director of Dramatics, Lake Placid Club, 1923, A.M., Columbia, 1927. HELEINJ MARIE PHILLIPS, A.B., A.M. .fi,iif,1'ltlIlI Prufeiroi' uf Eflplifb. A.B., Ohio University, 1915g A.M., Northwestern Uni- versity, 1916, National German-American Teachers Semi- nary, Summer Session, 19165 Columbia University, Summer Session, 1918, Instructor in Lawrence College, Appleton, Wisccmnsin, 1916-19185 Cornell University, Summer Session, 19273 Harvard, Summer Session, 1930. MINNIE BRINK SCOTLAND, B.S., A.M. A.i',fi.rlin1f PI'0fAL',1'.f0I' nf Biology. B.S., State College, 19183 A.M., Columbia, 19203 State College, Summer Session, 1921, 1922, 1923, 19253 Graduate Study, Cornell University, 1926-19273 Graduate Study, Marine Biological Laboratory, Wloods Hole, Mass., 1930. EDITH OWEN WALLACE, A.B., A.M. Arrirlmzl Profefmr of Larin. A.B., State College, 19171 A.M., Wfellesley, 1920, Instruc- tor in Middlebury College, Summer Session, 1921, State College, Summer Session, 1924, American Academy, Rome, Summer Session, 1926, Graduate Study, Columbia, '1927- 1928-1929. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, A.B., A.M. Ph.D., EE, fIPBK Anixmfll Proferror' of Biology, A.B., Smith College, 19045 A.M., Smith College, 19071 Ph.D., Cornell University, 19171 Instructor in Randolph- Macon XX'oman's College, 1908-19123 Instructor in Botany, Lake Erie College, 1915-19163 Instructor in Botany, Agri- cultural College, Cornell University, 1917-1919. HAZEL A. ROWLEY, A.B., A.M. Arriumzl Proferfor of Pbyyizir. A.B., State College, 19203 A.M., State College, 1925, Sum- mer Session, Cornell University, 1927g First term summer quarter, University of Chicago, 1929. 'fu-Z 1'- wvuly-11 ine T11 ir! y ELIZABETH HUNT MORRIS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. A.r,ri.rmrzf Proferfm' of Psychology and Education. Study at Earlham College, Summer Sessions, 1908, 1909 1910, Dartmouth College, Summer Session, 1911, A.B. 9 Wellesley College, 1913, A.M., Wellesley College, 1918, Study at Teachers' College, Columbia University, Gradu- ate Assistant in Philosophy and PsycholOSY, Wellesley Col- lege, 1917-1918, Instructor in Psychology and Education. . State Normal School, Upper Montclair, N. j., 1918-1925, stugly at Columbia, 1925-1926, Ph.D., Columbia University, 19 9. KATHERINE ELEANOR WI-IEELING, A.B., A.M. fI,f.i'i.rlm1I Pmfcnor of Ellgfifb and Sllpwz-'i.ro1' of Prflrlice Teaching. A.B., Allegheny College, 1912, A.M. and Certificate as Supervisor in English, Teachers' College, Columbia Uni- versity, 1922, Summer School work at Chautauqua, 1915, Graduate study in University of Pittsburgh, 1920-1921, Summer examiner with New York State Department of Education, 1918-1925, Summer Session, St. Hilda's College. Oxford University, England, 1928. EARL BENNETT SOUTH, B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D.. KKIHK A.l'.Yi.l'l:I!1f Pmfeuor of Pxycbology and Eduralion. B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, 1925, Ph.D., Ohio State University, 1927, Post-graduate work, University of Chicago, Senior Instructor in Paidology and Psychology, Ohio University, 1920-1921, Instructor in Paid- ology and Psychology, Ohio University, 1921-1923, Assist- ant Professor of Psychology, Ohio University, 1923-1925, Instructor in Psychology, Ohio State University, 1925-1927, Member of American Association of University Professors, Member of American Association of Advertising Teachers, Member of American Psychological Association. Publications: Some Piyrbologiml Arpeclr of Commillee Il m'k ,' I. American journal of Psychology, Oct., 1927- II. Dec., 1927, Some U.re,r of Pfyfbologiral Teil: in Schools of NIl?'.fiI1g,J, American journal of Nursing, Dec.. 1929. HOWARD ADAMS DO BELL, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., 1lfBK Pfoferror of Mathematics. A.B., Syracuse, 19195 A.M., Syracuse University, 1923: Ph.D., Cornell, 1928, Instructor in Mathematics, Colgate University, 1922-1927. HARLAN RAYMOND Imlruclar Boys' Shop, Milne High Scbool. Qswego Normal, Training School for Teachers of Mechan- ical Arts, Boston, 19225 Instructor of Shop 1922-19293 In- termediate School, Lockport, N. Y. MARION E. SMITH, A.B., A.M., D.U.P. Anirmnl P1'oj'e.r.rar of French. A.B., Smith, 19155 A.M., Smith, 19253 D.U.P., University of Paris. Tlzirly-one Thirty-two DONNAL V. SMITH, B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D., IIFM Axximnzt Profermr of Hirlory. B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green College, Ohio, 1924, A.M., University of Chicago, 1927, Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1929, Instructor, University of Texas, 1926-1927. Publications: Historical Paper: Salman P. Cbzue and lbe Election of 1860 published in Ohio Archaelogical and Historical Quarterly. OLIVE W. WHEATON, A.B., M.D. A.f.fi.flzINl Profefrm' of H ygiene. Certificate, Department of Hygiene and Psychological Edu- .cation, Wellesley College, A,B., Hunter College, M.D., Medical College, Cornell University. HELEN HALTER, A.B., A.M. A.l'.fiJ'l:llIl Pfofefxor of Social Science. A.B., Waslmington University, A.M., Wlashington University, St. Louis, Mo., Instructor in Junior High School Education Department, Vlfashington University, Social Science Teacher, Venice High School, Venice, Ill. ROBERT WENDELL FREDERICK, Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D., IIFM A.r.ri.riani Preferfm' of Edllralion. Ph.B., Denison University, 19215 A.M., Yale, 1924, Ph.D-, New York University, 1926g Professor of Education, Wil- liam Jewel College, Liberty, Mo., 19263 University of Georgia, Summer Session, 1923, University of Buffalo, Summer Session 1928-1929-1950. MARGARET LOUISE HAYES, A.B., A.M. A.rJi.rtunt Profelrror of Educational Guidance. A.B., North Carolina College for Wornen, 19193 A.M., George Peabody College, 1928, Supervisor of Craven County Schools, N. C., 1924-1930, Post-graduate work at Teachers' College, Columbia. Publications: Author of a Professional Book for Teachers and a Book of Children's Stories. CHESTER J. TERRILL, Pd.B., A.B., A.M. A.r,ri.rfanl Proferxor of Commerce. Pd.B., Millersville, 19073 A.B., Bucknell, 19105 A.M., State College, 19273 Head of Department of Commerce in State Normal School, Millersville, 1906-19075 Taught in Williams- port, 1910-19113 Taught in Englewood, 1911-19133 Taught in Albany High School, 1913-1930g Head of Commerce De- partment of Albany High School, Graduate work at New York University, 19135 State College, Summer Session, 1920-1930. Publications: Co-author: HE16l112l1lrl1'j' Training for Buri- ne.r.r. T11lI'fj'-Nl ret' Thirty-four HARRISON TERWILLIGER, B.S. in C. A,r.ri.rtanl PI'0jlE.f.f0f' of Commercial Edumlian. B.S. in C., State College, 1924g Instructor, Plattsburg Nor- mal, 1925-1928, Associate Head of Commercial Department, Plnttsburg, 1929. ELIZABETH FRANCES SHAVER, Pd.B., A.B., IIPM Sffpenfirm' of Pmrlire Teaching. Pd.B., State Normal College, 1904, A.B., State Normal College, 1908. Publications: Helpful Hinlr for Hirmfy Tem'berr. FLORENCE DODGE FREAR, B.S., A.M. Inmwrlor in Drefmmking. B.S., Teachers' College, Columbia University, 1918g A.M., Teachers' College, Columbia University, 1923, Study in Europe, 1926-1927. 1 fi. 'lx ,. 3 Q , , i 1 . ' l I i i . .M P I l xg. rllf l ,J ili. il l il l -L 1 Q Qi. 5 ll 's 5 .9 2 i l ! 5 l i i . g ,o ' QI 3 1 fl fre V1 ll is l fi l 'v :ll E il ll' i il l il Q, A, . 4 ,., ,J Cdr., as A t lxw I .,,. Q -afr- X i K l fd 'Nm ,-'-. .AA,- x lx ... 1 f X.- BLANCHE AVERY, B.S. in C. lnflrurtor in Commerce. B.S. in C., State College, 1916. A. MAY FILLINGHAM, B.S., O.N. Iml1'm'fw' in Home Emxzomirf. B.S., State College, 1918g Summer Session, Oneonta State Normal School, 1918, University of Pittsburgh, 1918-1921. LAURA F. THOMPSON, B.S. Imlrurlor and Cafeteria Manager. B.S., Simmons College, Instructor, Elmira College, 1915- 19165 Dietitian, Albany Hospital, 1919-19213 Summer Ses- sion, Cornell, 1930. fx 'NV x. W .: l Thifly-five Tlzirly-si.r r MARGARET D. BETZ, A.M. Inflrzztmr in Cb?lIlf.flI'j'. B.S., State College, 1922, Summer Session, Columbia Uni- versity, H923-1924-1925j. J. ISABELLE JOHNSTON, A.B., P.D., A.M. lz1.rn'm'lur in Pbgwirul Edlmuirnl. A.B., State College, 19205 P.D., Sargent, 1922g Leave of Absence, 1929-1930, A.M., Columbia, 1930. CATHARINE WALSH PELTZ, A.B., A.M. Imfrnclof' in Englixb. A.B., State College, 19225 Leave of Absence, 1926-1927: A.M., Columbia, 1927. RUTI-IERFORD BAKER, B.S. Alblelic Crmrb. Temple University Dept. of Physical Education, 19229 Coach Morristown Preparatory School. ' ELIZABETH DIVINE ANDERSON, B.S., A.M. SllflC'l'I'i.1'0!' of Pmciire Tetzvbizzg and Imrtrnrlor in Com- merce. Graduate, Skidmore College, 19213 B.S., State College. 19223 Gracluate Wtmrk, Simmons College, Summer, 1923: Substitute Instructor at State College, 1923-24, Instructor at Summer Session, State College, 19243 Gracluate W'ork, Columbia University, Summer Sessions, 1925-1921-lg A.M-. Teachers' College, Columbia University, 1928. RALPI-I ALEXANDER BEAVER, B.S., A.M. Ilzxrrnclor in M:'l1bEll1,1lif.1'. B.S., State College, 1924, A.M., Columbia, 1928, Summer Session, University of Chicago, 1929-1930. 1' Thi rl 3--.fwuczz Tlzirty-eight ELLEN C. STOKES, A.B., A.M., EE, CIPBK In.rlrm'lm' in Mulbezzznlicr. A.B., Brown University, 1923g A.M., Brown University, 1924g Instructor, Coker College, 19.24-19253 Summer Ses- sion, Cornell, 1928g Summer Session, University of Chimgo, 1929. MARION CHESEBROUGH, A.B., A.M. lmnwclor in Lclllll. A.B., State College, 19263 A.M., Columbia, 1927. Aucu E. RYDER, S.M., EE Irzrlrlzclor in Home Emfmmicx. Dietitian's Diploma, Battle Creek Collegeg B.S., Columbia University, 19253 S.M., Chicago, 1929. I MARION W. REDWAY, A.B. Librarian of Milne' High School. A.B., Mt. Holyoke, New York State Library School, 1922- 19235 Reference Librarian, Banker's Trust Co., N. Y. C., 1923-1924, Librarian, Westminster College, 1924-1925: llion Free Public Library, 1925-1927, Librarian, Oneonta Normal, 1927-1928. ARLENE FEARON PRESTON, A.B., A.M. Inrlrnclor in French. A.B., Bryn Mawr, 1920, A.M., Bryn Mawr., 19213 Gradu- ate Scholar in Philosophy, Bryn Mawr, 19223 Hopkins Scholar in Philosophy, 1922-1923g Hopkins Scholar in French, 1925-1926, Study at Sorbonne, Paris, 19233 Study at Sorbonne, Paris, 1928, Instructor in Romance Languages, Beloit College, Wisconsin, 1926-1928. CARLETON Moose, B.S. Superifimr of Pmrfice Teaching. B.S., State College, 19263 Instructor, Cobleskillg Study at Cornell, 1928. Thirty-ntine Forty MILTON PRUE, A.B., A.M. lazflrzzrlor in Cbemixlry. A.B., Clark University, 1921, A.M., Teachers' College, Columbia, 1930, Instructor of Science, Physical Director, and Coach, American Legion, at Point Pleasant Beach, N. J., 1921-1926g Instructor of Science and Mathematics, North Tarrytown, N. Y., 1926-1928. MARY ELIZABETH CONKLIN, A.B. . Snpervimr of Praclire Teaching. A.B., Wellesley, 19183 Study at Columhiag Instructor at Hudson. M. ANNETTE DOBBIN, A.B., A.M. Irzrlrlzcfaf' in French. A.B., Wasliingttin Stateg A.M., Teachers' College, 'Colum- biag Study at Sorbonne, Paris, 19283 Instructor in Lan- guages, Roy, XXfashingtong Enterprise, Oregon. CAROLINE LESTER, A.B., A.M. In.rn'urlor in Mnlbenmlicf. A.B., A.M., Cornell University, Summer Session, Har- vard University, 1925, Summer Session, Cornell University, 1927. MARTHA JANE ALBRIGHT, A.B., A.M., HFM Imlrfzrlor in Hirlory. A.B., State College, 19265 A.M., State College, 1928, Study at Geneva School of International Studies, Switzerland, Sum- mer 1927g Travel on Continent of Europe, Summer 19273 Study at Columbia, Summer 1926, Study at University of Wisconsin, 1928, Instructor of History, February-june 1929, at Callicoon. DONALD BRYANT, A.B., A.M., CIPBK, QDKQD, AEP Inflrurlor in Englixb. A.B., Cornell University, 19275 Assistant in Public Speaking, Cornell, 1926-19273 Instructor of History, Public Speaking, and Mathematics, Ardsley, 1927-1929, A.M., Cornell Uni- versity, 1930. li'o1'ty-one 1,.,. , ,,,,,.-,.-.,... ..,. .-.-.l. .,.. .-.,.....-..A.-..-....- Ml,,,,l,,l,,,,-,,-,.,,,., .,., ,N,--,,...--,,,V.,-.-,...,..-. , X Y lv ll we 'ixi H 'J New 3l'll lzrsll Dm 1552: ff 1 lflll Ta! 1 -1,1 'fy-4 llfl llflf j 3 HELENE M. CROOKS, A.B., A.M. 1 l ll l V l 1 lfzflrurtor in Frenrb. 1' Baccalaureate, Sorbonne, Parisg A.B., Vassarg A.M., Co- ll lumbia. , ig ll ll gf ll ll A l ll ls 1 I' A A, ll 11 v il lf 1 1 2 lf 5 l l av ' i s ' ff le le ll 5- 1, ng l ll ll 1: l ll ' 1 l 1 l 1 ' 1 li l MARGARET ELIZABETH HITCHCOCK, A.B., A.M. 1' 1 l l Imfrurloa- in Pbyximl Edumliufz, ll 1 N l A.B., Oberlin College, 19253 A.M., Teachers' College, Co- I ll l lumbia, 1929. nl ! ll 1 lf l 1 1 ,Q 2 ll ' x 1 1 1 l 1 l 3 - ' ' 1 1 l 1 I 1 1 E. MARION KILPATRICK, A.B., A.M., QBK 1 I Izulrlfrlar in Englixlo. l A.B., vassal, l924g A.M., Radcliffe, 1928. f l l 1 1 3 I X , 1 1 1 ll , ..l Il xxasdf 7 F 'alll fijgiil l- 1..1 1. L. 1,....,,.f...-'U--11 w. , S 'S' .llwkfn 'K Forty-two ..........---..-.........-...........,............- ...4 K7 Evff 1 lx? NNN 1 ' Q ,..' ' ,4-' 35' pal-0 A ,J lawl-.-..?.l ..f7.f'iY1,.l--114vfb.. ff lr l ,' '7- 'i JI' 16 r u ' fl f'q, l,'-'-fri - 'A ' -' S. 'Y ,.i if 4ynff:E:1::::-- ...n:f,, ,,, ,.........,.i... X , mm..- . 1 GRACE MARTIN Inflrm'lor in Fine Arif. Art Institute of Chicago, 1921, 1925-27, Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago, 1923-24g University of Chicago, 1927-28, Part-time teaching at Oak Park, Illinois, and The Art Insti- tute of Chicago junior School: Instructor of Art at State Normal School, Cheney, Washington, 1928-1929. JOHN J. STURM, A.B. Inflruclor in Chellzislry. A.B., State College, 1929. MADELINE F. GILMOUR, A.B., B.S. in L.S., flwlsli InJl1'lzclor in Library Science. A.B., Cornell, 1920, B.S. in Library Science, Syracuse Uni- versity, Summer Session at Chicago University, 1926, In- structor in English, Warrensburg, 1920-19213 Head of Eng- lish Department, 1921-1924, Conference Librarian and Instructor in Library School, Syracuse University, 1925-1927, Instructor in Library School, State College, Summer Session, 1927, Assistant in College Library School, Summer Session, 1928, Librarian in Elmira Free Academy, 1927-1950. 170 rly-Ill rm: Forly-four MARY OSBORNE, A.B., A.M. 111.1'll'llrl0f' in English. A-B-. lmliflfm Uf1lV6fSity, 19243 A.M., University of Penn., 1930. Viaomm B. SMITH, A.B., A.M., 11113K fl1.t'll'llt.'IOI' in French and Latin. A.B., Randolph-Macon XVoman's College, 1925, A.M., - Teachers' College, Columbia University, Feb. 1930, Teacher of Latin and French, High School, Monticello, Arkansas, 1925-265 High School, Mayfield, Kentucky, 1926-28, High School, Camtlen, Arkansas, 1928-29, Supervisor of Latin and French, Murray State Teachers' College, Murray, Kentucky, Spring and Summer Session, 1930. HELEN T. FAY, A.B., A.M., IIPM Manager of Co-ap. A.B., State College, 19195 Cornell, Summer Session, 1918, Graduate XVork and Assistantship in History, State College, 1919-21, University of Toulouse, France, 1923-243 A-M-, State College, 19273 Founder, State College Co-op., 1920, Instructor in History, State College, 1925-1929- ALICE MAY KIIRKPATRICK, B.S., CDBK A,rJi.rtunl Librarian. B.S., Middlebury College, 1922, Certificate, New York State Library School, 1924, Librarian, Massachusetts School for Feeble-Minded, Waverly, Mass., Summer, 1924, General Assistant, Library of New Britain Institute, New Britain, Conn., 1924-263 New York State Traveling Libraries, 19263 Instructor in Summer Session, 19273 Instructor in Library School, State College, 1926-27. HELEN C. JAMES, A.B., B.L.S. A.r.ri.rmnl Librarimz. SEB., lVassar College. 1912.g B.L.S., New York State Library cmo, 1926, Assistant Librarian, U. S. Debarkation Hos- pital, Fox Hills, Staten Island, 19195 Assistant Librarian, New York State Library, 1915-1929. EARL DORWALDT, A.B., M.D. Imlrzzrloa' in H ygiene. A.B., State College, 19205 M.D., Albany Medical College. P07131-five F orly-.vim VICTOR BADEN, A.M., B.S. Inxlrurtor in Biology and General Science. A.M., Columbiag B.S., College of City of N. Y. MARGIKID E. HAGELBERG, A.B. R Inxlrurlor in Biology. A.B., State College, 19265 Summer School, Columbia, 1929- 1930. GOLDENA BILLS, A.B. A.l'.fi,flll71f lfznrlzrlm' in Mfzlhenznlirx. A.B., State College, 19285 Teacher of Mathematics, Ten Broeck Academy, 1928-1930. RUTH KELLEY, A.B. A.r1iJlanl In,rl1'11rtor in Englifb. A.B., State College, 1928. PAUL H. SHEATS, A.B., A.M. A.rri.rlmzl Irzrlrurlor in Gorerzznzefzi. A.B., Heidelberg College, Telhn, Ohio' AM Columbia Universityg Assistant in Speech Deparlment,.,Heidelberg College, 1929. Rosmuo MEDINA, B.S., A.M. AIIiJ'fdl1l Imnlzrlor' in Spanirlr. Certihcate as teacher of English, University of Porto Ricog B.S., A.M., Columbia Universityg Diplomas in Spanish from Columbiag Teacher in Porto Ricog High Schools in New York City. 1 F a rl y-seven if I Forty-eight L'Envoi Now in a thought, now in a shadowed word, Now in a voice that thrills eternity, Ever there comes an onward phrase to me Of some transcendent music I have heard, No piteous thing by soft hands dulcimered, No trumpet crash of blood-sick victory, But a glad strain of some vast harmony That no brief mortal touch has ever stirred. There is no music in the world like this, No character wherewith to set it down, No kind of instrument to make it sing, No kind of instrument? Ah, yes, there is, And after time and place are overthrown, Gods touch will keep its one chord quivering EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON 1 Yasser Fifty College of Delightful Ways joyously we sing thy story College of delightful waysg Eagerly we tell the glory Of thy splendid days! All thy children shall endeavor To add lustre to thy fame, And to honor thee wherever We may hear thy name. Other days may bring us sorrow, Other years a bitter songg But we dread no dim tomorrow, Fear no distant wrong. Should a troublous time assail thee, Call thy children back to theeg We shall never, never fail thee With our loyalty! OLGA HAMPLE, '26 r,',' ,,'f :. s P'f. , mil r v , U . 1 . M. 1 7: 14-4. , . J ' ms I 'AH ,, 7 M ., w AJ MW 1 grit . W 'EV gn. -rw ff:,'.':' K N.,. . QW. W1 , .-'Q 'Ca . . .ggi 4 . -7, 11115 fb. mx.. QM 120.1 iw ,ww- . v.-.. 'N Lit . fy: SC: ' . b.,.Qf'f E.: V , ' WL? 4 1-e - S 'cf . 12 fl M1-w vlkfj-V N N151 g'kif3'l.1 gin 4. ga. yiilf . LQ , 11 'I:'. , if, ..1 V 'mfg 'f' , . Eff ' Wu: ' XI.-., ,u 5 III, . 5 :ax T, w., v. ':1'.'. 255,51- .M .Z- M. . 1 I F' , QP., wi? WI- -. L X-ff an , 13' TJ' 353154, .fm W'3'i.m 'BENQ ,., K! X . rn-.fl qw .q 2 533.5 ww. 'x 'Y' G. U' Jkixf I-422. 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W. , V- ,. m'. , '+-Qggswzf-'f zfiwifj'ffm-m1f'n5Jf f wvf wiv ff ' 'ff' H:gwZ,f,p5,-fyffm.,NL, fs.. , L' N , ' .31 ,J h , yy - - wi ,, W'-aw f 4 f aww , 4 3 .15 V . V yn., .- ...gf-N ., 4' - ,I ' M r-.1u1,'Hfwn ew., . 'V M t -' ' . R 4 KM ::Y.k. v?:Y-y w hr f X .L .11 0 5 Q. NAM... gr 14 313113. Q.: X .5-'J-4 Jw, J. Qtlllgyhlifgfgymirlgwf 15:1 'Em M r - W 4. . 1- 52, ,Q f ,- 'Q 25 H M 'M T f f -'M 'vw M -1: ' 1, M f vw - 'wzmmmm' ...mmm f t' 1 H 'Ywn f wg-:ZZ .f.,mff-- .4 History of' the Class of' 193 l What if the music were a little offtune those first days of college in Septem- ber, 1927? We had all come, planning to be' soloists and to show our skill at our own instrumentg it took the confusion of registration, the humility of buttons and caps, and the attempted superiority of the class of 1930 to show ug the value of coordination and leadership. There were too many brass instruments, too many who believed that a drum was more important than a second violin, but the material for the orchestra was there and slowly we organized. Russel Ludlum was our first Stokowski, and he wielded the baton for two years of presidency. The Hrst tune we played which made the rest of the college sit up and listen was broadcasted from the Education Department:-we had set the record for an intelligence median. The bugle call of interclass rivalry was answered by some riotous music from our class leaders, especially the night of Sophomore Soifee when we captured the banner of '3O. On Moving Up Day we also won thg stunt and this, together with both basketball victories, gave us the rivalry. During our second year, a large group in the class discovered the allurement of the jazz orchestra, and symphony scores were set aside while we danced the evening of a most successful Soiree away. This year, too, we won the Campus Day stunt and Moving Up Day Song prize but the discovery of our mascot and the victory in debate gave rivalry to the class of 1932. junior year we felt above and beyond the roundelay and ditties of rivalry. Our Junior Prom was our one concession to the charm of saxophone and drums. This, our last year, has been a close welding together of the different mem- bers of our great orchestra. Some of us do play the second violin but now we know how important the second violin can be. Some of us as Myskania members are the acknowledged soloists of the college. All of us practice long and quietly on the tunes with which we will greet the unsuspecting world beyond the college doors. Now it is time for our last program as the class of 1931. Class Night we will play Great Fires slowly, regretfully, even sentimentallyg then we will put our instruments away. The world will say we have but played a prelude,-we know we have played the music of the best part of our lives. Fifty-three 1 . i . 1 P 2. ., ly If ' 3 l' , . ' r x I , A i L n i 1 x I L T ' , I I Q 1 3 + I f 2 ' I 1 ! A . . . 1 Y V I I 1 T, I-1 , ' T 1 4 . X, . , . i , , 1, X , . '1 l I WI K7 ?r1E?'fQ1Q1i:iiiE':2' 92E?.'. 4'-3125?-P C 3 99 94 --------fglgfggglg, Cf I 9 99999 M-A-e.21.,, 9 4 I I 9 ,Eau i if ,f N .V .J FSI JP fr Semor Class Oflicers 1927-1928- RUSSELL LUDLUM . . . Prexident RUTH PARKS . . Vire-Prefident DOROTHY ABRAMS . . Secremry NORMA COLLINS . Treasurer HELEN FAY . . .Song Leader CATHERINE BRoDERIcIc . . Reporter T' 1928-1929 M W RUSSELL LUDLUM . . . . Prefidenr f I CLARA BELLE SHUTTS C'4?ViregLfreIidenr BETTY BURDETTE . . Secretary 51 WALTER DRISCOLL . . Treuxurer Ii I EDYTHE CAIRNS . .Song Leader 7 CATHERINE BRODERICK . . Reporter 1929-1930 NETTA MILLER . . . Prexidenl CATHERINE R. NORRIS Vice-Prexidenr HELEN OTIS . . . Secretary WALTER DRISCOLL . . Treamrer MARGARET HICKEY . . . . .Song Leader 9 1930-1931 A I1 LAWRENCE NEWCOMB . . Prefidenz 5 CATHERINE BRODERICK Vire-Prexiderzz 5 MILDRED HALL . . Secretary 5 ANNE SAVERCOOLI . . Trerzfurer V EDYTHE CAIRNS .Song Leader Q NETTA MILLER . Reporrey 51 ii c,, 4, fiijgi-,LN g g! Ar Fifty-five f, an C I- ff J .J f V-'S 193k-T7 C' ' lfifly ' DOROTHY I. ABRAMS, A.B. AQ Johnstown New York Debate Council 11, 2, 3, 41, Treasurer 131, Vice-President 1415 Mathematics Club 12, 3, 41, President 1413 Class Secretary 1115 Freshman Prize Speaking 1113 Moving-Up Day Stunts 12, 31: Musical Comedy 121g XVomen's Debate Team 131. A prom girl who majors' in 11m1be.1mtic.r and rcieme :xml all thru Mm implier. MAUDE C. ABRAMS, A.B. 67 First Street Albany, New York Biology Clubg Dramatic and Art Associationg French Club. They are rare: alone mba are accompanied by noble ll70l1gZ7l.f.n RUTH ABRANISKY, A.B. , Poughkeepsie New York Menorah 11, 41 g Classical Club 121 3 French Club 131 . Nothing ir inzprzuible lo Il willilzg bean. HAMILTON ACHESON, A.B. KCIPK, KAP New Rochelle New York Class Cheer Leader 1115 College Cheer Leader f2, 313 Y. M. C. A. fl, 2, 3, 41g Y. M. C. A. Cabinet fl, 2, 3, 413 News Reporter fl, 213 Secretary Kappa Phi Kappa M13 Member Student Association Council 12, 315 Chemistry Club fl, 2, 3, 41g Delegate to Eaglesmere Student Y. Confer- ncc f21g Delegate to New York State Y. Confer- ence 131. A chap well known hy all the girls. Heir houml lo rome lb7'0llgh7. DELLA ADAMS, A.B. Millbrook New York lr fhe depwzdably even .mrface :he dirplayr really chm'ncleri.rlic of her Iemperameul? M. WINIFRED APEL, A.B. 1123 Conkling Avenue Utica, N. Y. Newman Club tl, 2, 5, 415 French Club 141g Classical Club 12, 51. So now, nmidrl our day of Jtrife, ll ilh many u nmller glad we play, ll7hen once we ree the light of life Glenm through the laughter of today. I J I l . . K. F W x.w,3,..w. wx? '- . , . ,. ., S, 1 . .ffl -5, ' L 241' .rf-vyuvceqzga 'ff ., .3.. .. r f, U5 lw... .141-'.,...f.ir A... .-H . . .,',Q.'f.4, s.T.,' F i fly-sewn 1 X Fifty-vigil!! ROSETTA ELLEN ASHWORTH, A.B. 2017 Campbell Ave. Schenectady, N. Y. Y. M. C. A., French Clubg Biology Club. When I dipt into the future far ar human eye eould .ree,' Saw the virion of the world, and all the wonder that would be. PAULINE L. BADER, A.B. EA 22 Oakmere Drive Baldwin, N. Y. Y. W. C. A. 11, 2, 3, 419 Social Committee 131: Lutheran Club 11, 2, 313 Treasurer 1213 Delegate to A. L. S. A. Conference 131: Junior Prom Com- mittee 131g Hockey 1213 Hiking 1213 Bowling 1315 Tug-of-war 12, 313 Photograph Editor of Pedagogue 141. One who bar attained her ideal ,'-to cultivate the habit of ,vhowing ronfideration to judge kindly and jurtlyg to be sincere in all ber dealings. ELAINE BARBER, A.B. BZ V Chazy New York Y. W. C. A. 11, 2, 3, 41g Social Committee 141, Music Club 11, 2,1g Music Council 13, 413 Presi- dent 141 5 Chairman Committee for French Fete 131 g Committee junior-Frosh Party 1313 Committee for Soiree 121. Happy aut l,' from care Fm free! Why arefz't they all contented like me? ALFRED DAVID BASCH, A.B. Myskania, NDF, KQDK 1696 East New York Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Editor-in-Chief of Lion 141, Associate Editor of News 1313 Managing Editor of News 131: Re- porter on News 1213 Interclass Basketball 12, 3, 415 Class Song Committee 11, 2, 3, 41, Trouba- dours 12, 5, 41, Chairman Fence Committee 131: Chairman Freshman Point System Committee 131: Advanced Dramatics Plays 15, 413 Class Stunts 11, 2, 5, 41. Humorkt, logicinn, journalist, and all around good fellow-S1.zle'J Jymmetriml man. BERNADETTE BASTIEN, B.S on L.S. 470 West Third St. Fulton, N. Y. Y. W. C. A.g French Club, Newman Club. Ilappinerr comer from work, noi play. EMMA KATHERINE BATES, B.S. in Comm. FKfIP 1832 Jerome Ave. Schenectady, N. Y. The .rympnllcy and nndefzrmnding of a friend- fbe nbilily and ejicienry of 4 bnrinefr woman. QW 1225551 1 Fifty-nine ,f-111 l 1 i I r 1 1 v S ix! y HELEN M. BAUMES, A.B. TKT 1024 I-Iegeman St. Schenectady, N. Y, Fair, diffreel, debomzir, and r:ompanionable. LOUISE BEADLE, A.B. Cambridge New York Y. W. C. A. 1115 Mathematics Club 12, 31g Biology Club 141. Minh and mofion prolong life. ALICE A. BENNETT, A.B. 'PF East Hampton New York Y. W. C. A. 11, 413 Campus Day stunt 12, 5, 415 Chairman of Campus Day stunt 1313 Moving- Up Day stunt 11, 2, 51g Y. W. C. A. stunt 11, 2, 313 Sophomore Soiree Committeeg G. A. A. Musical comedy 12, 313 junior guide committee 131g Chair- man of junior Tea Dance 1313 Saudent Board of Finance 141. Pelize mm' lrim, mlm and .relf-contained, ,flue make: me wonder ufby we are all .vo wildly rufbing about. 1 M. .. . .. .. fff- -- -f--A -' f -uf-+1----eq' '--'---' '- , ...3,g: ,,', g:::1:t1::i:g..-..l. T' A N TT 57i1Y-fl-A -- A ' iii ,,'. fig'.jiZ.'Li:'i1g'..Z.'i '.'fi,.fYifi711'12T 1z1 .j?1'i9Z 'Yf1.'1i.i .,.,.. ,,,, -,-.,,.....-- 1 v - I - .- ,.------v-- '-A - ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 4 ' . . , .. . .. .....,..,,..,........,...,..... - N 1 - x . .. .,.A . ...A . . M' -3-13-A ,ff.-.....- - KCQRAKL,-.,,-,,,g4 ,,,,, ,-,,.,.m.,-,,.- ,.-....,f 411-21.f...-..--..fSj.51'1g'...Q13,1.-JH-fe-WW 1 11 T1 .1 112117 1 1 V 1 L11 11:15 1' - h A 1111 11111 1.11 1- 11 1.114 111 1 A lL?'1 T 1 1- A ' 1 1 1 1 1 JOSEPHINE BENNETT, B.S. in H.E. 1 1 sos Madison Ave. Albany, N. Y. 1 1 . 11 1 Home Economrcs club. I 315 11 '1 Be u.-i.wr ibm: olber people, but do not lell' 1 11 1 them xo. 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1.1 1 11 1 1 1 1 .1 , 11 1 .11 1 , 1 1 . l 1 1 1 . , 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 ' 1 S . 1 1 1 a N MARGARET D. BETTS, A.B. 1 ,1 1 1 1 11 1 T X HCI? 1 1 1 1 18 Marion Ave. Glens Falls, N. Y. 1 1 A 1 1 1 Y. W. C. A. fl, 213 Chairman, tickets for Y. W. V 1 1 Bazaar 1215 Music club QU. 1 11 1 Come bark again, Margy. 1 1 A i N , . 1 . .. 1 A 1 1 1 KSANIE BLOOM, A.B. 1 11 Yi North Tarrytown New York ' 1 1 1 '1 Di.frrerion of rpeerb ir more tban eloquence. 1 1 11 1. 11 1 fi A ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 11111 1 ' 1 ' . 311 521. ' ig 5-R A TTR, 1 1 vm? QV ,QQTZN . 1 Wm' ' A X 1 1 Si.riy-one 'X 1 ' xr, , ' 51' If N. 1 1' 111 11' f 11 ', x -1, IA .g'i'q51,L1Ag ' . N-1,71 1 4, -f' 1.51,-1 1 m...,-.,.. .,... .NwN,,,,,, ,-A-.W,, .A ..... ..-..-..- ...... . Q.,iM! EUNICE BODLEY, A.B. 408 Rochester St. Fulton, N. Y. Y. W. C. A.g French Clubg Biology Clubg Secre- tary and Treasurer of Biology Club. X 'Tum her thinhing of other: made you think of Jer. EDNA BOLINSKY, B.S. in Com. Hobart New York French club fl, 2, 3, 413 French Fete, decorations committee 1313 Biology club fljg Commerce club 12, 3, 41g Newman club fl, 2, 3, 4,5 League of XX'omen Voters CSM Newman club senior commit- tee MJ. Edna has many and variegated taxter and enjoy: all manner of thingr. MAE E. BONESTEEL, B.S. in Com. . 'III' V .4 11 Mt. View Ave. Troy, N. Y. Transfer from Plattsburg. Between u drag toward: R. P. I. and a pull with the education department, Mae if a lucky girl. I S i.1:ty-Iwo MARY F. BORDEN, B.S. in E.D. 15 Forest Ave. Oneonta, N. Y. Graduate of Oneonta Normal Schoolg Biology Club 13, 41. A piere of work well done ir worth while. FLORENCE LOIS BORST, A.B. IIYA 451 Eleanor St. Schenectady, N. Y. Biology Club. Urlzally when people are perfect in ejicierzcy, they lore their Jeme of IJIHIZHV. Here ir an exception to lhe rule. HORTENSE GRACE BRADY, A.B. Signum Laudis, IIFM, dm Golclens Bridge New York Y. W. C. A.g French Club. Sflrzre ir zhe mort nearly perfect herald of joy. But i.r Tense really as rilent ax :he would have ur think? ' 5 1 Q l V1 .1 1 l 2 i - 1 4 1 4 l 4 :fir K ' 1 .S'i.1'ly-tlzrf W My llmtx' of .Al l ' 'lf 5' A ' xii l l i ff ,Q 5 ,1 fl 1 Y W fl 1- lf? .mfr it P lg 51 M9151 ll t 11161 it DOROTHY PAGE BRANDOW, AB. My A Athens New York l I Music Council Secretary 141g Chairman Music .1 Committee Campus Day 1413 Moving-Up Day , , brunt 111g Faculty Committee Soiree 1215 G. A. A. Vaudeville 1513 Music Club 11, 2, 51. Dada .ringr and Dodo plays, Dodo beafttifer our dayr, Dodo boldr a world of fun, Yet .rbe'r rm-la ct little one! l 1 'V CATHERINE E. BRODERICK, A.B. XEGJ, Arm' roy New York man Clubg Newman Reporter 12, 413 Class porter 1213 News Club 111g Reporter 1215 Associate Editor 1313 Associate Managing Editor 141g Junior Freshman Party Committeeg Newman Councillor 1313 Assistant Editor Freshman Hand- Book 151: Junior Prom. Committeeg Class Vice- 141g Vice-President NPT' 1415 Chairman Senior Hop 141g Lion Staff 141g Residence Hall Committeeg Campus Stunt 141. Haw far that little mndle throw: it: beams! So rlainer a good deed in a naughty world. , . Q 5 ELEANOR BEATRICE BROWNE, A.B. ll 3 4 EBCIJ 1 Otego New York 1 Y. W. C. A.g French Clubg Senior Program ' 7 ' ' Committee. Her .rmiles are infertiouf, 3 Her dimples, divine. 2 ll ' f 1 l . . QF l 3- + C 1-. - UPS Sixty-foxlr ffl--X?93Q'T 'f T 2T' . 5 3 - 162 ff: 1, x 4 2 3' nv.-. , YW W lol ll! all like l n V lj l 1 ' 1 Y li 2 E ll is l l i 2 I I 1 l , 1 I il ,I l 4 ll a l 1 l 525-E K KLXISQER s smirk.. gigs? ' f' N 5' HELEN BUCHAN, A.B. Seneca Castle New York Biology Club f2, 5, 453 Vice-President Biology Club f4Jg Junior Councillor Biology Club OJ. Few of uf realize leer profound knowledge of nnmre. BETTY ALLISON BURDETT, A.B. AQ 1104 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. Moving-Up Day Stunts fl, 21g Class Secretary f2Jg Junior Guide Committee 1513 Junior Prom Committee GJ. A A pinela of ginger, a leuxpoonful of pep, and Iwo cup! of good-fellowship-tbalir our Betty-Co-ed. DORIS BUTLER, A.B. X20 Westons Mills New York Laugb1er is like 4 gleaming golden key Opening bear!! and lips, to let tlae .fun Pom' ihrougla llve Jbudow: which mutt ever be A par! of Immun life till time is done. 4 h'?'l9Mf-1w i 'L'n- if-1W S l93,Q?E. 'X if ...J NORMA BUTLER, A.B. ' KA 84 Morton Ave. , Albany, N. Y. Junior-Freshman Committee 1313 Chairman Pub- licity for junior Tea Dance C3Jg Chairman Moving- Up Day Stunt Q31 3 Assistant Humor Editor of Pedagogue f3Jg Spanish Carnival Stunt Ojg Y. W. Masquerade Stunt 1313 G. A. A. Vaudevilleg Campus Day Stunt QS, 414 Humor Editor Ped. f4jg Committee for Y. W. Bazaarg Committee for Senior Hopg Residence Hall Committee. Begone, Dull Care, Thou and I :ball never agree. Q Y, - , -- V , ,sh Pau-af' ' .J ' ' f DOROTHY BUTTERFIELD, B.S. in C. Port Henry New York Oh Huppine.r.r.' Our beginnings end an aim. EDYTI-IE ELIZABETXH CAIRNS, A.B. 6 K 1 1513 Cvnkl C. '. , - ff' ' S re 'ong Sen'o ng Lea G al Chai 0 '-0 1 G --0 PIO e lor , H, . . . e. c f . 9' - . t J' C U ' tu J ar Q4 A e Lito no e ' . . .V ilefl elcome ty Q ver I0 , enlle An care en! tb: am . t. c 5 xv J- is o 3 ovi 't 5 , N y 3 4 ot 1 of a ,- , 3 ' homore is art jg Junior- 1 . 7 U 1f if 2. .. ..,.. .. . ...A......,,1r. w 4 H 1 ., X ffm 1 . 1 1 I 11 1 21 P 11 1.31 '171 NTI 11.11 1 Aff 1 11251 3, DONNA VEE CAMPBELL, B.S. in HE. if AP lg Q 126 Ward St. Watertown, N. Y. ! 1 Q ip Home Economics Clubg Y. W. C. A. L 2 Sbe will be ?lI1bc17'1'd.f.l'9f! if we .ray llml .rlae ix 1 1 loyal, xineere, and inherently yfneg .ro iloese qualilies I ii are undemood when we call ber :imply friend . K FTI I 1 V JANET F. CARY, B.S. in H. E. . ' I 1 ' : 41 ON 71 Salem New York 5 'i Home Economics Club fl, 2, 5, 415 Vice-President Q1 L, EBM President of Omicron Nu Q4jg Y. W. C. A. 1 Vi ZJ. She does lillle kindnexxex wlaifb mov leave lm- ' done. ., 1 1 J- 1 W . , 1 1 . .1 1 '1 .1 . 1 . ' 9 E 131 1 1 11 11 19 1 I V 2 1 1 gl FLORENCE L. CARNER, AE. 11 R. E. D. No. 5 Troy, N. Y. . i A 1 3 One flying ir forever goodf , 1 1 1, U Tlmz one thing ix .rucre.r.f. 1 11 ' 1 .1 11 11 11 f 1 . 1 ' ., 1 E 'N x ,vs 1. , .. A. QL Rf, l ' x RQ. '-Xml ,f-- 1 Szxty-seven N1 , 1l ' .. . in Ky -X x . fl ' . 3 nw ,HE as :lvl NV Graduate of Brockport Normal. 2 Nl 52 l gl ,,l EI Y . 1 N , l 1 W! N, ,I GENEVIEVE CASEY, A.B. r 11 Reservoir St. Cohoes, New York Newman club. , j Knowledge comer, but wirdom lingers. , i' MARION CASSIDY, A.B. Schenectady New York Slay buf friendly-we like ber. 5 1 1 r 4 1 1 ' I 4,55 :ij , ,,,-fr, K, .1 xv 3, TT, .l7X1,...f V mf - S . . Nxxxw, Szxly-crglzt ff--rio A X 3 f- jaw 'A il 5 . 4' f ,.,f'41' Lfffx! '1-,MJ Xia , f ' ....,r... ,. ,. e. .. .,,.,..4-.,,,,' Wi' I 1:.T-.-...:.: ' ' ' if V' ' if H V 5 'V: 12f-..........' ,g33gg11,4gf, ,,.Lf-I...Q.7' 'X-L. QQ- A.. , ' A ,:::::-413:-4-g'17,rg11T'.'Igf1IZZ..?QT.1T.'I.'-T-771511 A-,625-lu-------f---4'D Nc: ....,,ffC. W LUELLA CARSEL, B.s. in Ed. 1' ' Holley New York li 5 She never commit: berrelf by overburiy speech. 3 j 1 i VERONA ELIZABETH CLAPPER, B.S. ', in L.S. Selkirk New York Library School QS, 4j. Verona ix for correct punctuation in cataloging. Ark her. ELEANOR COLBURG, A.B. CIDA Saranac Lake New York Biology clubg Y. W. C. A.g Silver Bay delegate. A ,mblime indifference to the proraic detail: of life. SUSAN COLE, A.B. EA Albany New York Dance committeeg Y. W. C. A. 12, 31. Chemistry club f2, 3, 41g Secretary QSM Tea Sine liver best, who liver gailyf' S ix! y I l o 1 I i I l l v i 1 -nine aio if 'L ' gli? aff, , , t - ,MW j fl f .IJ but K. 1. ff -V, v 1 . ' l v tj! ! ' f 515 I I' fx gl! va HI 1 I, ., f My. N Z A, . fl '1 n 1 . X 1 x Y I 1 Q 1 J ff 1 I 1 ,V I! l ll f l jf A X K I 1 .Qi r 4 . S6 1lL'1Ifj' WARD COLE, A.B. KQK,KAP Carmel New York Chemistry Club 12, 5, 415 President 1415 Trou- badou1 s 12, 3, 41. Cooley ,-fbeerful, optimittir, rl little forgetful, fl twine if'1'e,fpm1.u'ible--not at all like the truditiomz. cbemirt. NORMAN OLIVER COLLINS, A.B. Signum Laudis, KAP Rush New York Class Treasurer 1115 Moving-Up Day Stunt 11, 315 Finance Board 12, 415 Secretary 1415 Interclass Basketball 11, 2, 415 Campus Day Stunt 1415 Chemistry Club 141g Y. M. C. A. 12, 51: Troubadours. We marvel at bi: mathematical ability and also bix .frientiic method of approarb. RAYMOND LEO COLLINS, A.B. KQK,KAP Mechanicville New York Freshman year at R. P. 1.5 Troubadours 12, 5, 415 Y. M. C. A.5 Advanced Dramatics Playsg Interclass Basketball 12, 3, 415 Varsity Basketball 12. 3. 415 Class Marshall 1515 Junior Luncheon Committee 1315 Moving-Up Day Stunt 1315 Campus Day Stunt 1415 Senior Hop Committee 1415 Chairman Electrola Committee 1415 Vice-President KTKQ Summer Board 1513 Contributing Editor of News 41. IV e .my it rfnrerely, Ray. You're the bert kind of rpart, admired by everyone. RUTH R. CONGER, B.S. in Com. CII A. Warsaw V New York Ped. Board M13 Y. W. C. A. fl, 2,Qg Com- merce club fl, 2, 3, 41. I nm .rare mre'J an enemy lo life. GENEVIEVE CONTOIS, B.S. in C. EB1ID ' Yorkville New York French Clubg Newman Clubg Commerce Club. IV e .l'01'f of imagine Ibis girl will .toon be gelting her M. A. at R. P. I. PEARL CHARLOTTE COOK, A.B. Cazenovia New York Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. We have beard il .raid that all Englirb teaclrers are loqunciou: wills bright and willy flaingr to my. 1 l l Sczfcnly-one 1 2 'Q i Ax.. -- . .... A I P ia A D 1 V i E 11 1 3 E 1 , I H 1 i 4 1 4 3 4 Q 1 ! i Ho 2 Ifiw T. M. -xl 4' .., ,. Seven ty-iwo ARNOLD BOWEN COPPING, A.B. Signum Laudis, KfI1K, KAK Castile New York President KQKQ Chemist Club QS, 41. Cop is our idea of a clever .rtudenl-be .reemx za passesx the abilizy of maintaining the proper balance bezween the curricular and extra-curricular. ' R ANCES L. CORNELL, A.B. PKCIJ agara Falls New York ' Y.,w. c. A. mg Junior guide committee can Chairman, Senior Hop taxi committee 141. Her saucy partners and Iiltle domextic way: re- zmd us of a wren. ELIZABETH CORNISH, A.B. Rockville Center New York Newman club 11, 2, 3, 413 Spanish club fl, 2, 415 Commerce club 12, 5, 41. Youll: comer but once in a life time. ffl! xx-.2 Vx .X f .fa, ii,--. I , 1 1 , l I .ilu jifll ilffl ll' Ii V li if :E gl El if If rr ES is I lil Fr 4' il ff .E I E! ' 19 li V ii r Ii V I rl I I! ix l ll . I1 B I 4 . 1 in ! l A I E l 5 . I , 3 I o -s lll'3 r., ,,. X1 4, , IKXLC3 I Q Xx..1yf-ITE?-, l m NN 1 - .1-. jg,x..3-eral: 1 f . ,x I., 3 ,J 1 DANIEL P. CORR, A.B. Albany New York Y. M. C. A. f2, 313 Troubadours fl, 2. 3, 41: Campus Commission f31g Interclass Basketball f31Z Newman Club Councillor fl, 213 Sponsor of Elecg trola 1213 Men's Athletic Manager 1213 Swim- ming Team 111g Track Team 111g Class stunts fl, 2, 3, 41- A carefree gentleman, a gallant warrior, and a loyal friend. ELIZABETH CORR, A.B. Signum Laudis Rome New York Newman Club Cl, 2, 5, 413 Mathematics Club 62, 3, 41- Life ir our though. J... . OLIVIA M. COUSINS, A.B. 172 Mayer St. Canajoharie, N. Y. Lutheran Club fl, 2, 31: Treasurer 121g Re- porter f31g Biology Club il, 21. Earnerz endeavor deserve: a inrt reward. N. , iff FRE- . ,vb-,T,,A3.EL5.,3L ' .11-f'f'f 4 X4 f ......,., ..,. . .. ,,-.w vb. i.,-,-.-.... . .. .,,. .... .....,...,....-,a..............,..,...............,.,-, , .. Seventy-tlzr-uc l ., Seveizfy-four it ev' ' LOUISE HALSTEAD CRONK, A.B. Si gnum Laudis Pleasantville New York German Club C215 Y. W. C. A. C2jg French Club C2, 3, 41g Editor of Ceci et Cela C4J. I1 require: an admirable amount of courage to edit Il neufrpaper-and a foreign one at thai. GLADYS MARION CROWE, A.B. Bloomville New York Canterbury Club C1, 2, 3, 413 Secretary Canter. bury Club C413 French Club C4j. Modexl and thy df a nnn if rbe. ANNE CRUIKSHANK, A.B. CIPA 54 Hartford Terrace New Hartford, N. Y. Y. W. C. A. C1, 2, 5, 41g Music Club C1, 213 Ticket Committee Spanish Carnival C235 Invitation Committee junior 'lea Dance C315 Pedagogue Cub C3Jg Committee Y. W. Bazaar C4Jg Literary Editor, Pedagogue C4j. Ont of many plan! Now I have cboren one. The rimplext- T make myrelf in all thing: admirable. INEZ IRENE CURTIS, A.B. R. F. D. 2 Copenhagen Mathematics Club. ' The Gods looked wilb favor on superior cour- dgelu - MARGARET T. CUSSLER, A.B. KA Gansevoort New York Y. W. C. A.g Classical Clubg G. A. A.g Repre- sentative on Council 1315 Manager of Gir1's Ath- letics 1413 Basketball 12, 3, 41g Hockey 12, 3, 41: Acting Captain 1213 Captain 131, Baseball 13, 413 Tennis 11, 2, 3, 41g Captain 1415 Hiking 11, 2, 313 Captain 121g Bowling 12, 315 Track 11, 2, 31g Swimming 1215 Volleyball 12, 3, 413 Varsity 1415 News Reporter 12, 313 Campus Day Stunt 1413 Residence Hall Committee 141. Cntr if on ideolist, ever reorebing wills on un- ending derire to know people. Her only fault is a fondnerr for puns. yazqia ng -I mm Q' .,.n,.1.,1 C., ,goal lp-Mvv -Q fjflm ' 1. .. www LVMWWNVV CATHERINE MARIETTA DANA, A.B. Oneonta New York Y. W. C. A. 11, 2, 31g French Club 12, 3, 415 Biology Club 13, 41. TlJozzgla I am young, I .rcorn to flll On llae wingr of borrowed wil. S-5 'S..,,:' i X L lull 5 i 1 Sew-11.ty-fi've l fl B . , . 1 Seventy-six DORCAS H. DARLING, A.B. Boonville New York Y. W. C. A.g Classical Club. A delight iz is in mme in ronmrt wizls so .roolbing a perxamzlity. ESTHER CAROLINE DE HEUS, B.S. in C. FKKIJ East Greenbush New York Soiree Committeeg Y. W. C. A. fllg Spanish club f 2, ayg Secretary of Spanish Club 131. A u':M'm friendly nnlure is hidden in Iyer frieu.i.'v re.fer11e. FLORENCE MARGARET DEKKER, B.S. in L.S. ' Centre Moriches New York Y. W. C A.g French Club. AJ dainty ax .fweei. fm' 's f V V --ilm ..., , ,, .,.,..-..,........ .,.. .. W.. .-.lf .1 wr . 5 1 1.-V 9 l 1 N .Qll .nga film SYS! '-.5 WLM Q-1, llil xl l' 1' , ' 1 Q I I l I 'l 1 'r 'I 1. .1 il l ll ml i l l X. W V , A 5 if ll if l li L. li i , , , Li lr El Ii ,' l U ws l I V! , ,J S EI . , ,, le .wfi 1 s iF? w .. ,M 4 lr -iff: K. QV' xq. 'Ili ns- 5? ' 1 45. x g 1 - x iff-. xy?- ff az! ,- ,' V . 1' ' l',,. ,1 .5-f 1' N 1 t k1,i, A -..........,.,,.! .N gl CATHERINE FRANCES DELANEY, A.B. Signum Laudis 1 University Place New York City Newman Club fl, 2, 5, 41g Chairman Junior Guide Committee 131g Lounge Committee f3jg Y. VU. Membership Committee UD. My .rmile muxt be rinrere or not at all. GERTRUDE B. DERSHIMER, B.S. in C. 21 Prospect Terrace Cortland Delta Omicron at Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester. TbaugbtIe:s of beauty, Slae war Beauty? Jeff. ROSE ELIZABETH D'EUFEMIA, A.B. North Tarrytown New York Newman Club f2, 3, 413 French Club f2, 3, 42: Classical Club f2, 3, 4Jg President Newman Hall She ba: 4 cheerful :mile for everyone. f i 1 , , , - 4 4 N X Seventy-seven I . E 5, x Seventy-eight , 01,9 r r 'Jie . ,ff Y M155 J IRENE oRA DICKINSON, A.B. A 25 Morton St. KA Glens Falls ' Dickie bn: an active interest in R. P. I., but ibut burn? given ber any pgzxfiue feeling for Stazeif friendxlaipx-a good .rporz who, above all, is un- relffxb. EVELYN E. DIDAS, B.S. in Ed. Graduate of Geneseo State Normal Schoolg ' Member of Graduate Club. Something nltempled, Jomezbing done. VIVIAN DI LALLO, A.B. A Schenectady New York A large heart tempered by deep tbauglm. Here, for onre, was a quirk tongue ibut wa: soft. .4 MARION ELIZABETH DILLENBECK, A.B. BZ Canajoharie New York Y. W. C. A. f2, 5, 415 Commerce Club 1253. Mathematics Club 15, 45. In ber eyex a ibouglat Grew Jweeter and fweefer, deepening Like the dawn, A myfzical forewamingf' DOROTHY M. DODDS, A.B. BZ Delhi New York Y. W. C. A.g junior Tea Dance Committee. The mildew manner: and the genllext bean. DOROTHY FREDRICKA DORN, B.S. in C. Schodack Landing New York Commercial Clubg S. S. and G. Peacbe: like leer W e don'1 often Jee. ifli Y iz, .1 4 will Elf ll: ll ' EVA DOWERS, A.B. gl Interlaken New York 5 il' Photograph Editor of Pedagogue 141. The quality of dependability ir not generously , I U .rmfferorl,' Em has n goodly share. I , l ARDITH DOWN, A.B. ,' an 2 ll ,. Fleishmann New York fl 1 Manager Basketball Team f11g Spanish Carnival ll ,GQSX 111g Campus Day Stunt fl, 3, 41g Moving-Up ll Adil? Day Stunt Cl, 2, 3, 41g Secretary of G. A. A. f21g 1 G. A. A. Council fl, 2, 41g Class Cheer Leader i Q . f?:1g Editor Sudent Directory C413 Representative P of Senior Class on Council f41g Senior Hop Com- , . mittee 1413 Athletic Editor of Pedagogue f41g G. A. A. Vaudeville f2, 5, 413 Y. W. C. A. Stur.-t C2, ' 3, 413 Varsity Team f21g Individual Meet f21g ll ' A ' Class Basketball fl, 2 5, 41g Apparatus Captain y C313 Hockey 12, 31: Voley Ball fl, 2, 31. 1 il Her ir our Perer Pan, combining nrzirzele and Jo- i, -If phixtimtion. f W li . 31 Q f MARION FRANCES DOWNES, A.B. H BZ V ' Lockport New York f gl Y. W. C. A. Cl, 2, 3, 413 French Club 121: Biology Club 1 Her rfery frown: are fairer far i I Than mzilef of other mnidem are. X 1 I Lrqli 51 QQ K, Q X71 FN., .. 1' fi 1 if 5511! , 1 f' 2 f-fi., X3 X ' -A - K ,4 :1 fn .iz- ,ff U ...mf . ,. .. 'J 1 1 1 .,.,,, ,,,,, , , r .. ..... - ..,, ,W ,.... rf g!e::-....Sf fi- 1 rr ..,., 1-.4 1,-relax...-,gg1,-M ,,,,,, .--.-.,--,-.-...-----.-.--.Jqgg' 1 ,...-,..,h .,..,. a. ,V ..., .-c........... ..,. .. .. .. .... ,.. ..-..,--.......,..,.................. Nllr-,.....- ' ' :TJ RUTH MARCIA DOYLE, A.B. F1152 612 Mercer Street Albany Newman Club fl, 2, 3, 41. ' 3 BookJ! 'lir a dull and endlexr rlrife. Come, bear lbe woodland linnet. How ,fweez hir murirg on my life Therefr more of ufixdom in if. , WALTER DRISCOLI., A.B. Myskania KfI1K Cazenovia New York Freshman Banner Committeeg Ass't Manager of Fas:-ball fljg Manager of Baseball 121g Treasurer of Class f2, 315 Class Representative on Finance Board Gig Delegate to Governor f3Jg Delegate to Model League of Nations QBJQ Committee for Organization of Signum Laudis f3Jg Directory Board f3, 455 Junior Prom Committee 1353 Senior Hop Committeeg Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Mfg Troubn- dour Treasurer 14,3 K'l'K Treasurer ffljg Adverti- ing Manalger 1931 Pedagogueg Freshman Camp Committee. IVlaen courage' Jeelzr for fame it findr irulb ix the bezter goal. MARJORIE DUNHAM, B.S. in H.E. BZ Valatie New York H. E. Club 41, 2, 3, 455 Y. W. C. A. qi, 23. Her eye! dr .rtmxr of twilight fair Like zwiliglafr zoo, ber drky hair But all llaingl' elre about her dmzvn From Mdytime and llfe claeerful dawn. l l. 1 ' 4 l I I l 1 l i I l 1 yf l Eighty-one V 1 P l Eiglzly-Iwo ELSIE DUTCHER, A.B. 9 McChesney St. Troy Elementary Dramatics Plnysg Committee for jun- ior Prom. Elrie haf lhe piqlnnzl grate of her greul-gr:1nd- morher, hm .the ir ll modern maiden withal. ESTHER ECKSTEIN, A.B. Signum Laudis, IIFM, IIAT 374 Warren Street Hudson Clmirman Research Topic Pi Gamma Mug Humor Editor of Pedagogue f4Jg Senior Editor of Echo Mig French Fere fl, Zjg Menorah fljg French Club 11, ZH. When people begun lo axmrinle Echy wilh the library and Jludy, :he changed her rexidence to the Neunr mom where .fhe wfuted lime and gorriped to her herz1'l'.r mnlent. HELEN EDDY, A.B. HFM i Saratoga Springs New York Tru!h halh zz quiet heart. RUTH EDMONDS, A.B. HII1 Schenectady New York Transferred from Wells College. Sl2e'll .furely live in Quality Slreet. HELEN RAIE EFNER, A.B. Signurn Laudis 107 Brandywine Ave. Schenectady spanish Club qz, 3, 45. Flarbing, brillianl, vivaciour a real Spanixb Indy. UNA ENGST, A.B. Fayetteville New York Canterbury Clubg Biology Club. Yer, 'let me live my life, in meaning .reek. l 1 I will I . 1 liiylzly-Ihre I l i e P lg I, l h r I, 0 e 'K l I , 1 I r. l lx Eighty -four MARGUERITE VIOLA FAIRFIELD, A.B. Glenwood Avenue Glens Falls French Club Q3, 41g Y W. C. A. fl 2, 3, 41. l!'f'ho Jay! liltle, doe: murh. ALICE MARIE FASOLDT, B.S. in C. Signum Laudis, X29 1452 Second St. Rensselaer Chamber of Commerce Clubg Newman Club. I'l! lire each moment to the full, For, fhaugh lhey .roon are gone, Piled up 1hey'll make me quile a part, To build my future an. WINIFRED FASOLDT, A.B. EBKIV 1584 First St. Rensselaer Chemistry Clubg Biology Clubg Interclass Basket- ball fl, 21. Shelf here and lhere and everywhere and then of again on .rome affair of Stale. , N 'fx ii ' il. N. ,, H 1 l 4 1 A I . Q W Xl l i fl Ll' l ,' ' fs. 'iii i ll . LILLIAN FISHER, AE. I ll ' HAT l l 156 N. Allen sf. Albany 3 lt Chairman House Committee for junior Luncheon I , GJ 5 Menorah. ' Noi even a Milne Higla flax: could dixlfzrb be .rweet dirpoxilion. fl , l, . ll l I l l ' S CLARENCE EOOTE, B.s. in ED. ' Delanson New York Cortland Summer Session: Oneonta Norma' I Schoolg Life State Teacher-'s Certificate, 19263 ' Normal School Diploma, 1930g Y. M. C. A. 9 i For zoo much rex! become! a pain. X .F IRENE MARGARET FOWLER, A.B. KIPA l 2024 Campbell Ave. Schenecta.dy Kind wordr :be ever had for all. Xin ...4,.r' H., '3 .:'. Ag, fXLx -3 ? X, . , 'YQ ffm s i X15 . xx hi! yt , X W vt Etghty-jiyg X-A Y V. 374,71 . N-- 1931 - .E X., X 'u i I, I I I Eighty-six MARJORIE B. FOWLER, A.B. HKIJ 618 Pennsylvania Ave. Schenectady IJ .rlae fall? Ar the king? ownldaugbter. ly .rbe fair? A: 4 morn in May. ALICE MYRTLE FREDERICK, B.S. in H.E. 13 Forest Ave. Oneonta Home Economics Clubg Executive Council f2, 3, 4.1 Cheerful at morn Jbe wake! from ber repoxe, Breaihex :be been air and carol: zz: rbe goex. VIDA L. FREY, B.S. in H.E. ON, BZ 1 Newark New York Home Economics Club fl, 2, 3, 4jg President Mfg Y. W. C A. fl, 2, 3, 455 Music Club f2jg Soiree Committee f2D. For nozlaing lozflier can be found In woman, llmn lo .rludy loourelaold good. SARA MARGARET FRY, A.B. X20 Western Ave. Albany Newman Club 12, 3, 415 Biology Club 141g Moving-Up-Day Stunt 11, 213 Y. W. C. A. Bazaar 1215 G. A. A. Vaudeville 1313 Spanish Queen Attendant 131g Campus Day Stunt 121. She romef like lbe laufbed betmly of Ike nigh! And .reef loo deep for luugbler, Her lofztb if a zfibralion and a light From 1z'm'ld.r before and alien MARGARET E. FURLONG, A.B. 124 Foster Ave. Schenectady I-fer ifzferrioux lfmgb mlmzf many zz .rerioux dix- rmrmn. RACHEL ALICE GALBRAITH, B.S, in H.E. FKKID R. D. 1 Cohoes Home Economics Club 12, 5, 413 Lounge Com- mittee 12, 315 Art Editor of Pedagogue 141. Herr i.r Ike inrlrurliffe wixdorzz and grave of fbe laome-maker mmbined wilb llae effitienry of today. 'Cf Q A yi ff' kr Qi - Z GCLLC. L k f ical 1 m lK f , l Iiiylzfy-sr'1'r'n 1 4. - aj, . ,,f'1- fs If , -S glh' if - . ,X I N ll f ,..,N.j, . vw , H .,,, . l if sl , 1 1 l n i . . 1 . ,l l ff, 'LB-'1 jillfs 1 1 lil 5 llilll ' Q l Sllfii 1 ':'l ij 5 1 MARY ELIZABETH GAUTHIBR, AB. , 1 EBKID L l fl 91 . Ticonderoga New York li . lg ' Newman Clubg French Clubg Junior Tea commit- ! tee 131. Fl 153 l A paradox of flaxlaing eye: and a vivid per- ., xonality Ilya! faninale: one. 'E 1 l' ij . 1 5 i' 5 l . Xl lr ii i LENA GELLERT, A.B. 4 ll HAT l ?' . . . ' JE 201 W1nn1kee Ave. Poughkeepsle ll 5 gl She wax never ronditioned again!! arking quer- M .E liazu in clan. ll !'. I lf ,j 'l 5 in W gr: il N' 1 V l Q Q ALMA FLORENCE GERKEN, A.B. 3 11 Glen St. Glen Cove, L. I. N Classical Club f2, 3, 4jg Mathematics Club 12, . 3, 413 Canterbury Clubg Y. W. C. A. 1 The fballow: murmur Bur lbe deepf are dumb. 1 lf . ll ' i . 1 il 1 1 1 J l FQ 2- . 1 1 1 l Vkggi, VJ 1 X V W Flgsv g -K 9, Eighty-right V A J L rlilll if-x 1 l 1 i 1 V e .Jig l 3'.5i ll 1' S! 1 ll ls I' ll ' ll 1i rl X. ll A rl In if i1 il 1: 1 ff al , il if l' Q? ll ' if g lg 3 l 1 E I. is cc, Q Vx' :X ve? EDITH M. GIBSON, B.S. in H.E. Fulton New York 4 Home Economics Club. ' All one'J life ir Muric, if one loucbe: lbe noler rigblly and in lime. ' MARION INEZ GILBERT, A.B. Myskania, Arial' Hudson Falls New York Business Manager of Pedagogue 1413 Junior Ring Committee 131g Activities Day Committee 1413 junior Prom Committee 131: G. A. A. Council 12, 3, 413 Honor Council 1413 Class Marshall 1313 Varsity Basketball 1313 G. A. A. 11, 2, 313 G. A. A. Vaudeville 1313 Chairman Freshman Buttons 1213 Sophomore Rules Committee 1113 Advertising Manager of Echo 131: Tug-of-War 11, 213 A. C. A. C. W. Convention 151. Happy, loyal and helpful-fbafr om' Gibbie: even though practice leaching lm! .vomewbal .rub- dlzed ber gfziely. JEAN MYERS GILLESPY, A.B. Signum Laudis, AQ Albany New York News Reporter 12, 313 Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Social Service Committee 12, 3, 41: Dramatics and Art Council 12, 3, 41Q Secretary 1313 Silver Bay 11, 2, 31: Y. W. C. A. Bazaar Senior Table 141g Delegate Dramatic and Art Conference at New Brunswick 1313 Delegate at American Federation of Arts Conference at Washington 131 3 Y. W. C. A. Conference at Schenectady 121. No one who comer to know jenn can ezfer again neglect the beufzlief of 1fl0l':1llH'e :md lbe m'l.r. '5 V' Es! Eighty-nine X' X fl 1931 . 'ee ffig3.:ZEilr-:.Q. 'x K 4. ff' 6 l Jl..l1 . Ek I -JH 3 i 1 ,r i l i A l i 5 'V i I l I 5 S l ll 1 z 1 S r l I i Tr, ,uit an Lf? . fi 2343 4- M . MABEL' AGNES GILMAN, A.B. AP Cohoes New York l 1 junior Guide Committee GJ: Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee 1315 Junior-Freshman Y Party Committeeg junior Prom Committee 131: Moving-Up Day Costume Committee 131: Art Editor of Echo frljg Senior Hop Committee 145. Bal never my own country, Wild dunrerx among- ' Tlaey marked me like a human child l When I um loo young. E 4. 2 ' 1 S ' s 1 l l l , i 1 I I s 3 3 ' 7 i AGNES ALICE GLENN, B.S. l .! Q Elsmere New York J I Grad. of Art School of Pratt Instituteg Biology , f Club. ' l Men have .ffgbl-11770711671 inxiglalf' ii if t x 1 Q Y i f 5 3 1 l il X , I i , 4 . l 1 ' 1 4 l i . MARY E. GOODELL, A.B. . . H111 ' i A Schenectady New York l Freshman Prize Speaking Contest fljg Elemen- i tary Dramatics Class Plays Q2jg Advanced Class Play. 1 Poetry and Politirr in fur! the right proporlionl' , . . gift? a.. A -' 3 X .- 4.5. 5535. . f ,off S 4 ,Ax N, Ninety flzlg 1' fl? fi' ' ,X t Y i .,., rl-.. , , ww, M, my V,A,, -mms-www' 5337' zfE1Q,,,,,g1 :fli- , ie ,... ,I . ' ..1' ...rt J ,gf rf--ez: 'r e'1:.1:::1:1:E...u.- Ll.-113'':7:'1t::::','::.- BERTHA E. GOYETTE, A.B. 213 Iamas St. Scotia Newman Club. Lillie in .flalure bu! who can mnirb ber? JULIUS GRODSON, A.B. Nassau New York Mathematics Clubg Chemistry Clubg Menorah. Nollning .rlopx him from plarbing on wills renzmue- able mccefr. GERTRUDE F. GUYETTE, B.S. in C. 372 Spring St. Buffalo Commerce Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Chairman of Pro- gram Committee 1213 Vice-President 1313 Presi- dent 141g Newman Club 11, 2, 3, 415 Biology Club 1115 Music Club 1113 Y. W. C. A. 11, 215 Basketball 1113 League of Women Voters 13, 41 Gertrude ir Jo entbu.ria.rlic that 'll'l727'91'EI' :be helpr lhere i.r armred .fllfCE,f.f. i Ninety-one 1 , , 31353 1 32' p :.jf'j 'fif', MILDRED HALL, B.S. in L.S. BZ 106 Longview Ave. White Plains Y. W. C. A. 12, 3, 41g Reporter 1213 Bazaar Chairman 141, Reporter on News 121, junior Associate Ediitor 131g Chairmam Invitations 'for junior Prom 1314 Chairman Publicity Senior Ball 1413 Class Secretary 141g Chairman Entertainment junior-Freshman Party 1313 Chairman Flowers and Balloons Spanish Carnival 1313 Lounge Committev 141g Class Stunts 11, 2, 3, 415 G. A. A. Vaude- ville 131g Pedagogue Board 141. She i.r pretty to walh with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, ta think on. , l It i -fx I :Alfa . 11 , 1 fl ,VN 'Ii ,i . l ,Q it iii li v.: i .l zz ll V. V41 l'r ?'l ,l I l: l si I3 ,l is 1 .i .l 1 i 'P l A l il li if I. PRISCILLA HAMMERSLEY, B. S. in H.E. if :Q BZ li 421 Clinton Ave. Albany E Home Economics Club Treasurer 131g Junior Prom Committee 131. il IQ P:-i.r.ry if learning how to he the perfect proto- type of her name. ' Q' . ii il if 2 g E I l 3 xi MADELINE MARY HAYES, A.B. 5 Y, 38 Beukarcl Ave. Newburgh ii new Ball 111, Hiking 11, 2,1g Volley Ball 12, l 3, 413 Hockey 12, 3, 41g Classical Club 11, 2, 3, 41g Classical Club Secretary 141g Newman Club 11, 2, 3, 41g French Club 121. Too agreeable to make a Jingle enemy. 1573? I x Sgr- 'V at X' Nb, J r ,- tml L. ,ia ri' w RUTH VIRGINIA HEISNER, B.S. in L.S. Phoenix New York Music Club Cl, 225 Secretary-Treasurer Library School MJ. . Rmb doem'l lalk nmrb, but .rlae conlrilzuler mnrb to any group with ber balancing .renre of humor. HELEN MURIEL HENDERSON, A.B. AO 880 Fifth Ave. Troy Inlellecl and beauty-llarilling voice and dfdllllllft' eyex-our Helen of Troy. BEATRICE E. HERTWIG, B.S. in C. 1605 Clementian St. Utica Canterbury Club fl, 2, 3, 4,5 Reporter 121g Treasurer 1203 President f4Jg Commerce Club fl, 2, 3, 41g Chairman Membership Committee QZJQ Secretary f3Jg Vice-President f4Jg Y. W. C. A. fl, 213 League of Women Voters 13, 41. Anolher Commerre Club enllausiort who bor done mnrla zo prove ber loyalty to State and '51. Tj . I 1 r I i 4 1 F 9 I Ninety-three I 1 , L ' v r 1 Ninety-four MARGARET HICKEY, A.B. X20 151 Ward St. Watertown Newman Club 11, 2, 5, 41g G. A. A. Moving- Up Day Stunt 1215 junior Councillor to Freshman 131 3 Class Song Leader 1315 Spanish Carnival 151 3 G. A. A. Frolic 1515 College Song Leader 1413 Senior Dinner Committee 141g Pedagogue Boardg Intersorority Councilg Senior Hop Music Commit- teeg Campus Day Stunt 141g Executive Council 1415 Lounge Committee 141. -for through you we .ree Lifelr radiance and in ceu.relc'.r.r ecfm.ry. IRENE I.. HICKS, B.S. in L.S. Granville New York Captain of Swimming Team 11, 21. H760 our ever beard ber my one from or unkind word? MARION E. HICKS, B.S. in H.E. 'IDA 1 Harvard St. Schenectady Home Economics Club 12, 3, 41g Junior Editor of Home Economics Club 151. Happy Hickxey-lbe life of any party. Under- neazb it ull, inlellerl, common renxe, and a good heart. 1 ' ' 0-can ' MARION 'CORA HINMAN, A.B. R. F. D. No. 1 Mohawk Adrire to Mm-ion: Never let 'ler lerrihler' .ree lhe mlrchief in lhore eye.r ar we have reef: il. ' ZOE V. HINRICHS, B.S. in Commerce Schenectady New York Freshman Stuntg Y. W. C. A. fl, 2, 3, 453 News Cl, 2,23 Pedagogue Literary Editorg N. Y. Federa- tion of Won1en's Clubs fChorusj. They might not need meg hu! lhey mighl. I'll le! my head he fur! in .righlg A .rmile ar .rmnll ar mine might be Prerifely :heir nere.r.rily. P. ELAINE HITCHCOCK, A.B. Albany New York Mathematics Club f2, 3, 415 Spanish Club 13 41g Spanish Club President MQ. You do not have to fighf, you Don'1 have lo rlruggle, you only Hazfe lo know. f Q . I l I L.. 1 N inety- jim- if Ninety- fix WILMA M. HOOVER, B.S. in C. Theresa New York Yon gave on the way zz plenmnz .vmile nnrl fbnngbr no more abou! ii. HELEN CAROLYN HOWARD, B.S. in H.E. KA Bouckville New York Y. W. C. A. 11, 555 Home Economics Club 11, 2, D3, 455 Executive Council 12, 553 Senior Editor 4 . Helen but been so bury in the Held of lzome econ- omic: Ibn! .flee loaf noi allowed berrelf much time for .rnperfirial friendxbipr. Tlaore who know ber well are formnnfe for Jbe i.r dependable as Jlae if Jincere. RUTH PARRY HUGHES, A.B. Myskania, XIII' 335 Myrtle Ave. Albany Dramatic and Art Council: Treasurer, 1253 Presi- dent 145g G. A. A. Vaudeville Chairman 1355 Page to Campus Queen 135g Moving-Up Day Stunt 11, 2, 35g Chairman 1153 G. A. A. Musical Comedy 1253 Y. W. C. A. Stunts 11, 255 Junior Prom Chairman of Taxis 135g Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee 1253 Bazaar Committee 1153 Chairman Grab Bag 1253 Campus Day Stunt 12, 3, 453 Dele- gate to Art Convention at Washington 135: Dele- gate to Dramatics Convention in Virginia 145. A pert, twinklj penon, one of llae mos! com- petenl-and one of the most mirclaievoux in Stale. -'F Jqnpf , ' 1 lpn, ' QQ... J N 'M 'Qfim ':rli 1,i :T'....,:g..,:1:- 3' -.i:'-f,,,.f.t:Q X ll lil 3 liaf fill' ag- MARTHA HUMMEL, A.B. 2500 University Ave. Bronx, N. Y. C. Adelphi College 42, em Y. W C. A. 11, zyg ,l Spanish Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Spanish Dance Commit- lj tee 1313 German Club 13, 41 Biology Club 141. ,- Vm'iety'1 the very .rpice of life , Tlml giver if all fl flfwof-. . l EDITH HUNT, A.B. .E NIT l Shushan New York ij League of Women Voters 11, 213 Soiree Favor 'I Committee 1213 Campus Day 1213 Y. W. C. A. ll 11, 2, 313 Spanish Carnival 11, 313 Dramatics Class l Plays 1313 G. A. A. Musical Comedy 11, 31: Moving-Up Day Stunt 131g Chairman of Senior Dinner 141. 1 Not a Polly Anno perron, but one whore plaen- 11 omenal good laumor i.r the wonder and delight of 1 all of zu. I' 1. l WINIFRED LOUISE HURLBUT, A.B. li r YIPA - L' 54 Union Ave. Islip, L. 1 41 Class Basketball 11, 3, 413 Varsity 1113 Tug-of- War 11, 213 Volley Ball 1113 Track 11, 213 Base- X ball 11, 2, 3, 413 Hockey 1313 Chemistry Club xg 12, 3, 413 Mathematics Club 12, 313 G. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 413 Y. W. C. A. 1113 Orchestra 12, 413 Tennis 1413 Treasurer of Syddum Hall 131g Junior . Tea Dance Invitation Committee 131. ' One of the bert Jporlx I know , if what you bear .5 :aid of Fred on every ride. Y 2 l ll fx x -4. 'SJYL ff P -, f .. N inefy-sewn l h-4 , l J - QQ ,V if xx Ninety-ciglzl CATHERINE HUTCHINS, A.B. Fulton New York lVe1l rferred in Iilerature and in the nrt of romponionfbip. RUTH ISRAEL, A.B. 1 Bohl Ave. Albany French Club fl, 2, 5, 41g Music Club C213 Fencing Club f2, 313 Moving-Up Day Stunt f2, 31: Campus Day Stunt O15 G. A. A. Reception 1213 French Club Matinee fl, 2, 315 German Club Kaffee Klatch f31g Summer News Board 131g Summer Dance Committee C31. Sure proof llaal not all bennliflxl girly are dumb. BERNICE JACQUES, B.S. in H.E. Lowville New York Y. W. C. A. fl, 213 Home Economics Club fl, 2. 5, 41- God'r r.1reJl Herring ir, offer ull, a good woman. , OROTHYKILAMES, AB. ,559 ylalartsdale Manor White Plains ' N Y. W. C. A. 12, 5, 4Jg French Club 12, 3, 433 French Fete Committee 1315 Junior Prom Commit- tee 13Jg Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Conference at Silver Bay 121. Smiling, never blue. Dolly, Ilmt ir you. , EDITH MYRETTA JAMES, A.B. fm, HPM, Mfr Hartsdale Manor White Plains Chairman, Publicity Committee, Soiree 121g Y. W. C. A., Social Committee 12, 355 Music Club 125, Canterbury Club 1415 Tug-of-War Team 11, Zjg Women's Chorus for N. Y. Federation of Women's Clubs Competition, Editor-in-Chief bif 1931 PEDAGOGUE. There ir a jfnenerr, n .rlerling qualify about Edilb ibn! we mmm! name, Jo we ml! il ber dignity. Her flignily, however, doe: not inicfrfere milk ber genifzi for fun. IDA JOHNSON, B.S. in L.S. 21 Riverside Place Scotia Library School 12, 3, 41. llye bare beard it .raid that a .rigfz of genim ir la be ll mllerzor. Have you .rem Idrfr collection of piCfll7'6.f,7 .3 l l Ninety-nin vi 1 2 a 3 i in 1 i f 4 1 i l i E i l 1 1 f 3 f 1 A ' One Hundred xii'-, ---. l I ll LJ., i x f TJ ij ., J, Jay-,ii iiifli Qi li - -A :dp J s Juli .. ffl lf' JEWEL VIRGINIA JOHNSON, AE. F AQ A l ' Kinderhook New York l l Y. W. C. A. C115 French Club fljg Reporter 3 J on News 121 3 Senior Asocinte Editor on News Q35 3 JA I Finnncc Committee 152. l' 11 3 I b!lI'L lZ,l beard, but I lbifzle il'.r .rmzzelbiug like i l Mir. , I f I UU' A J X 1 All I A A ARTHUR P. JONES, A.B. KCIPK .J .5 9 Manning Square Albany l Though be came from Union we :mmol cmzdemzz 1 R him-be bm prnzfed ll wllinlble addition lo Smie. i I i 1. 1 J -J .Jvxfxf ki-NJ' .J l ig BROOKS A. JONES, AE. A Signum Laudis ' J y 511 Clinton Ave. Albany j . J l Biology Club. l lg ' Dr. Rirbm'fi.mn i.r gone, bu! bir mul ,beepi nmrcb- 1 1' A ing on. l I 3 i J . J 1 A 1 i lf'J'iifi,, fir? . . . ,.,.. .. . .. . if Il 1.1.33 'TN-, ii :gf V 5 R .Ax.I-ggiyfl i 4 J 1 ip, lfsmi W1 will , . ' J 9 :Ei Vfisf ml .3 li.. -Z1 i il'w f:'i . , .. , . ...,- GWR rg N9-5-' i- 'M-f--'M'- JK .-'-w J .......S.......-S-..-.-..W......-............,........5.i-A W-Q-,W Q , JANE MARION JONES, B.S. in C. 724 Court St. Utica Y. W. C. A. 12, 3, 415 Commerce Club 13, 3 41g Treasurer Commerce Club 131. Ewen lbe rarer of praclice lenrbiug could not .rlrpprerr jmzclr good mature. HARRIET JOSLIN, A.B. Watertown New York Graduate Clubg Y. W. C. A. Tbnt .fllldi0ll.Y brow vainly irief fo hide an ml- ILFIIKIU-1' fompnllirifmble Jpiril. ELIZABETH KAUTTER, B.S. in C. FKYI! 7 Hall Ave. Johnstown Spanish Club 11, 2, 513 Vice-President 131g Spanish Carnival 11, 2, 315 Commerce Club 12, 3, 41g Chairman Commerce Club Dance 1315 Com- merce Club Reporter 141g Chairman Commerce Club Bridge 12, 31 g Junior Luncheon Program Com- mittee 1313 Junior Guide 131: News Business Cub 1315 News Advertising Staff 1415 Y. W. C. A. 11, 211 Ped Cub. 131: Ped Advertising Man- ager 1413 Moving-Up-Day Costumes 131g President of Intersorority Council 141. On lbe f0lHllllllf072 of zz .rlrong lrne cburarler, we fm! zz charming p!l'.f0!I:llflj'.n r l r 4 1 l 4 , l 1 e s l l v l 4 v 1 I l A 1 l '4 1 l .Q Q A f - i One llundrcd One i 4 I One Hundred Two ELEANOR R. KELLEHER, A.B. F1113 112 High St. Yonkers Newman Club5 Spanish Club5 Sophomore Coun- cillor to Freshman in Newman Club: Secretary of Spanish Clubg Treasurer of Spanish Club 1415 At- tendant to Spanish Queen 151. If: lbe Jong ye ring, and the :mile ye wear Tbafr 51 makin' lbe .run .rlaine e1fer'ywbere. CAROLYN E. KELLEY, A.B. Myskania, Signum Laudis, AKIJF, BZ 305 W. Columbia St. Cohoes Y. W. C. A. 11, 2, 3, 415 President 1415 Chair- man Membership Committee 1315 Bazaar Commit- tee 11, 2, 315 Chairman Entertainment 1313 Silver Bay 131: State Conference 12, 415 Conference Committee 1415 National Student Council 1315 Chairman Campus Day 1415 Soiree Committee 1215 Prom Committee 1315 Senior Hop Committee 1415 G. A. A. Musical Comedy 1215 Vaudeville 131: Chairman of Vaudeville 1415 Honor Society Com- mittee 1315 Lounge Committee 1315 Junior Guide Committee 1315 Associate Editor of Echo 141g Associate Editor of Freshman Handbook 1315 Peda- gogue Board 1415 Moving-Up Day Stunt 11, 2, 31 2 Campus Day Stunt 12, 31. Her mime migbl indicate ber perronnlily-.1 lovely carol, joyous, brillianl, colorful. ELEANOR KELLOGG, B.S. in Ed. 19 Ward Place Gcneseo The grenler the obrtafle, the more glory in over- roming il. RUTH KELSEY, B.s. in C. BZ 59 Johnson Ave. Binghamton News Reporter fljg Y. W. C. A. Social Chair- man C314 Vice-President Mfg President Sycldum Hall 449. I know tlaou art full of love and bonerty, I Afro? weiglaext tlay wordr before thou gizfert them weary. MARGARET KILLEEN, A.B Albany New York Newman Clubg French Clubg Classical Club. A little work, at little play, To keep ur going-and Ja, good day! DOROTHY KLINE, A.B. CIDA Downing Hill Wllite Plains Y. W. C. A. 11, 213 Soiree Committee f2J: Campus Commission f2jg Moving-Up Day Stunt QZJQ G. A. A. Musical Comedy 1253 G. A. A. Vaudeville fill: Chairman Music junior Tea Dance f3Jg Art Editor of Pedagogue M13 Favor Com- mittee for Senior Hop f4jg Class Marshall MJ. Dolly ir indeed a little giant . What :lae ldfkf in rtature ,rlae has in personality. lv' I x r I One I-lundred Three 1 c v Ona Hum1'rcd Four' ROYAL KNOX, A.B. KLPK 598 Morris Street Albany Dramatics Class Plays fl, 2, 45g Se:retary ol Kappa Phi Kappa f4Qg Director of Troubadours Gig President f4Jg Senior Din-ner Toastmaster MJ. A man wlaoxe drum! acmmp!i.rlamen1.r have neue: been .ruyfrienlly appreciated by bfi fellow men- crml, mlm. mllerled, and mnrerzfative. EVELYN KOCH, A.B. West Ave. Saratoga Springs Y. W. C. A.g French Clubg Music Associationg Chemistry Club. 'Ti.r fbe mind Ibn! 71111561 the body rich. LOUIS KOLKER, A.B. 1847 Fourth Street Rensselaer A funn who can work strenuously all night long and .rlill nltnin fl high .rrbnfarfic retard rerleinhv .1'hlll!J.f out not only at Smle but in the eyer of the warfd. A MYRON IRVING KOLODNY, B.S. in C. 104 Bradford Street Albany Interclass Basketballg Commerce Clubg German Clubg Troubadours. , He buf pefzreifered znzcewrirzgly unlil he fam achieved hir pfzrpore. ROSE KOREN, A.B. AEIIP 55 Steele Ave., Gloversville Business Manager Echo f4jg Advertising Man- ager Echo QSM Chairman Junior-Prom Committc f5Jg Circulation Manager Ped f4jg Tug-of-War fl, Zjg G. A. A. QZJQ Point System Committee f4Jg Indian Ladder Hike Committee C4Jg Senior Hop Committee MJ. ConQrider bow few thing: are wortby of anger mzd jthazz will wonder that any foolr .rbauld he u'rafJ. ELIZABETH L. KRONENBERG, A.B. HAT Woodridge New York News Cub fl, 215 Menorahg Music Clubg Women's Chorusg Photograph Editor of Pedagogue. She didn? do much wm'k, but rbe go! :be derired re.rulz.r jurl the mme. X L.. . ., ,...,, I 1 I 2 9 . f s - i I 1 4 is Q i Q. .5 .'- Q N .IN X .J an . i V is it ir One Hundred Five L Sf , g, ,. I l Z : l I 2 s L . 2 I li.-.- ,.. a., S One Hundred Six KATHERINE KRUEGER, B.S. in C. Signurn Lauclis, LDA 9 Court St. Little Falls Commerce Club 11, 2, 5, 4Jg Lutheran Club 12, 5, 413 German Club 11, 2Jg Y. W. C. A. 12, 411 Attendant to Spanish Queen 13-jg Junior Tea Dance Committee 131: Soiree Committee 121. Nature mix lanixla with Katherine. Wflaere rlae half given 01'diI1!!7'jl nzorlnlx only one gif!-ll'l.fd0lI1 or benlzly-.vbe hm given fbi: favored child bolb. MARY LA BRIE, B.S. in C. 143 Elmer Ave. Schenectady Plattsburg State Normal. The ,rerrel of bappinerr if no! in doing ufbnl one lileex, but in liking zwlml one lm: to do. SYLVIA VIRGINIA LA MONICA, A.B. Oneonta New York Newman Clubg Secretary Newman Club 13, 413 Secretary Newman Hall 13, 41g French Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Classical Club 13, 415 Music Club 11, Zig French Fete Play 135. Simplicity if an exacl medium benveen loo little and foo much. MILDRED LARSON, A.B. Signum Laudis 443 Ninth Ave. North Troy Y. W. c. A. 41, zpg Math. Club qz, 3, 413 vice. President Math. Club f4Jg Lutheran Club fl, 2, 3, 4Jg junior Prom. Committee OJ. lVil conrirtr in knowing the raremlslance of tbingr which differ, and the diferenre of lloingr whirl: are alike. FRANCES LEVINSON, B.S. in C. AEfIJ, Signum Laudis 8 Beacon St. Newburgh Menorah Society fl, 213 Reporter of Menorah f2jg Pedagogue Cub GJ. Too lfzze lo win? No! Not loo lute for me. ' REBECCA LEVY, A.B. Woodbridge New York French Club, Menorah Society. 'Ti.r milk reward that rweelenr indu,rzry. r at , if One H uudred Seven . Xxx 'x . One Hnmircri Eight Y ANNA MARIE LILLY, A.B. Albany New York Newman Club 11, 2, 5, 4,3 French Club 12, 3, -'ijg Classical Club 13, 41. A mm!! perxon endowed with n love of the cln.rJic.f and the :tory of the past. DOUGLAS LINCOLN, A.B. Signum Laudis, HFM, KKIJK 35 Fullerton St. Albany The name alone i.r xignihrunt, and when you know Dong, you cannot forget him-n .rrholnr and zz gentleman. FLORENCE IRENA LININDOLL, A.B. CIDA 790 Washington Ave. ' Albany lwfuving-Up Day slum 12, 55. Campus Day slum 1213 Spanish Carnival 131, G. A. A. Vaudeville 13Jg Y. W. C. A. Bazaar 13jg Biology Club 13, 45, Commerce Club 1455 Canterbury Club 141. We fall her Skippy Doll instead of Linindoll. l. if X . 7 ' l rw l r 9 4 l l l 5 J r I 1 I 5 f l l l l I l Q I l l l I I 1 1. l P f L 1 l l .,l ,,, gl 1 . Q 1 H'' I..1l1iLfLL1 ILlZ1I'TZZCELI'fI Clipxf r ' I C l v ETI-IEL MARION LOMAN, A.B. BZ Nassau New York Chemistry Clubg Y. W. C. A. ffm the wee ml--the cricketlr chiff- Lozfe and the .rmiling fare of ber. RUSSELL WILLARD LUDLUM, A.B. Myskania, KLIJK 435 Hudson Ave. Albany Class President ll, Zjg Freshman Basketballg Interclass Basketball 1213 Delegate to National Student Federation Association Conference in Cali- fornia GDL Troubadoursg President Student Asso- ciation f4Jg Lounge Committeeg Electrola Commit- teeg Constitution Committeeg All State Dance Committeeg Freshman Camp Committeeg Board ol Student Directory fl, 2, 33. A dignifed Prefident,---Ru.r always beam' the :elf- mnlained, noncbalanl air of the perfect gentleman. ETHELXVYNN ALBERTA LUSK, A.B. 140 Andes Ave. Geneva Biology Club 1423 Y. W. C. A. fl, 2, 3, 41g G. A. A. fl, 313 French Club 142. Ellaelwynn if ready io cheer for ber alma maze. anywhere. 1 1 '1 cp Y ' J XA 1, x Vw 3 -s..XXX xxx-A K lv H N Ona' H1md1'ed Nine le U .. g D Q- 19311, so 'lf 4 A' 4 l One H1ma'rcd Ten CHARLES JOSEPH LYONS, A.B. KAP Norwich New York Troubadoursg Freshman Basketball Captaing Varsity Basketball f2, 5, 413 Baseball 1413 Athletic Council f41Q Freshman Basketball Coach f31g Milne High School Coach 1415 Tennis f5, 41. It certainly :eemr to me that .ruth if lbe care , ,rayr Charlie. CLAIRE LYONS, A.B. X20 740 McK,inley Square Troy, New York Newman Club fl, 2, 5, 41g News Club fl, 215 News reporter 111g Chairman of Invitations, Senior Hop. I like a life of daring, To make the mme nzirtake: and :ben Look forward, never caring, And lake new risk: again. IRENE J. MAHONEY, A.B. 1927 Seventh Ave. Watewliet, New York Newman Club fl, 2, 3, 41. Four are stubborn lbingrf' ALICE DORIS MARKHAM, A.B. KA 131 Steuben St. Painted Post Y. XV. C. A. Bazaar Committee fljg Campus Day Stunt C315 Moving-Up Day Stunt fl, 313 Senior Hop Committee M15 Advertising Manager of Pedagogue 143. Dorir tlainhf zlmr it is fl great life and ber genial permnality nmkex us almoxt believe .Fb?'.f rigbl We Jball min ber gay eompanion.rloip. IVA MARSHALL, A.B. EA jordan New York Her pupilx cbanl 'l0val2le, more lovable, mon lovable! Bu! we my only 'maxi lovable' Qin Jpile of tlaose roving eyeJj. LENA MARTIN, B. S. in C. AECI9 665 Montgomery St. Gloversville, N. Y. Campus Day Committee U13 Junior Tea Dance Committee QED. Slyle in lbe dren' of tlaougblrf' , fee 77 5 i i y i i ' L One Hundred Eleven WJ ,Qs XM N- E . . .-- -vm - -,. ...,- . -V..-H.. hy- .....-.-0.-v-a,.......d'? . ., ,,,..., W Ymwn, ,... . .. ,.-- --Y -X 1, . . .,,, . . ., -.-ew In .- g:i..-f,,.,,,. . N..,,-.r,.?,,..-,-,,,,W..-,-...-..H.......-.n......--,..-..,.,. fr, R I 4' 7 i ' ' ' ' - A A' ' 'J 9- - , --.1 ----' - - - e--G Q -1 -wt!--4-Q,---'--v--------------M----'--H---0--e ----------A -A--Y' -Y - f n .. y , f a Q . . , .. i . , , 5 . mx4.:'N,i :jjj ' - ' - 'W - --- 'f-- 3-3 ' -A-A-I f-'- f-453 V gl- 7 m- 'i-'d5vp--iqf-nm-- --f-- -- - ------Y-----fu Af F-A-A----------fwfr-J -J, ' , ' .,.,,.. ,M . ...,. .- . ,. ....,.-.-...-b..,g:r. -15 ..m.-,., .-........., .-,... ...-,. -M ei it IQ- Q 5,.' ' X, lil i . ill lf- Q ' lar E 11? 5? i lr 1- . 1' l HELEN MATHER, B. S. in Ed. C . Middleport New York ' i Tmnsferrecl from Geneseo Normal School. f i Hrmm'r rome by diligenreg rirbex .fpring from economy. V . A LEONA MATTISON, A.B. ' CPA 89 Maple St. Oneonta, New York I French Club lfijg Commerce Club 13, 45g Y. l W. C. A. f 31. i A liflle nomeme naw and lben l IJ relirbed by the 1ui.re.rI men. M I X . , . I 1 A - . i l i V THERESA MAURICE, A.B. 209 Litchfield St. Frankfort ' Newman Clubg Biology Clubg Secretary of Biology Club 13,3 President MJ. 1 She goer quietly along ber way, and accomplirhar l i i 7 V murla. I l 1 1 f. ! i . Ice, ' ., . K. --- mix- i i Q-' Wi K ? Ona Humiiwi Twelve A md E, N , ' X ' i f J MARY T. MAXWELL, A.B. Salem New York Mathematics Clubg Y. W. C. A. . Wf0rk is life lo me and ufben I am no longer able to worlz life will be ll bemfy burden. ANNABELLE MCCONNELL, A. B. WPI' Johnston City New York Campus Day Stunt 13, 413 Junior Prom Commit- tee 131g Campus Day Committee 141g G. A. A. 121: Hockey 1215 Y. W. C. A. 1415 Chairman Lounge Committee 1413 Advanced Dramatics Class Plays. Do I roniradiel myfelf? Very well, lben, I mn- trndief my.relf. IRVING ROBERT MCCONNELL, A.B. KAP johnson City New York Chemistry Club 12, 3, 419 Y. M. C. A. 11, 2, 5, 41g Vice-President 131g Trouhaclours 12, 3, 41g Vice-President 151g Secretary 1413 Mathematics Club 141. I believe in .rolving rbexe weighty problemx by round, clear IlJinl2ing. l 1 l : One Hfmdred Tliirleen ne Hundred Fourteen ESTHER MCGLASSON, AB. CPA 430 S. Lexington Ave. White Plains French Club 12, 41g Y. W. C. A. Have you not beard it .raid full oft A ZUOII7!l7l,.I' may dolb .rmnd for nauglatf' MAE D. MCINERNEY, A.B. Signum Laudis 90 Sixth Ave. North Troy Newman Club. If anyone getx any brain and langue twiftef-.r in la Frmzmif, let laim come io Mae. HARRY C. MCMAHON, B.S. in C. KKIUK V 212 Clinton Ave. Albany Smbly rmzbiliau.r,' quietly likeable, and refpeclalaly broad-minded. HAZEL MCNARY, A.B. 15 Ridgewood Ave. Elsmere, New York Erick mind bm in own method. LYLE E. MEHLENBACI-IER, A.B. KfDK Cohocton New York Chemistry Club Q3, 41. A .rlern and .wendy gaze-behind it we find ll really lileeuzble ebnp. ANNA MARGARET METZLER, A.B. Reids Lane Far Rockaway, New York Newman Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Junior Luncheov Committeeg Classical Clubg Nuntius 141. Time lmml llmz follows imelleei can aelaievel' 1 i 1 v 1 i I I ei 4 One Hundred Fifteen ......-... .... -..-.-... -- .. . .JY .- -.. , . . l E I i 1 J One Huudr'r'd Sixteen NETTA MILLER, A.B. Myskania, ACPF, 1'KfIv 596 Morris St. Albany Reporter on News 1215 Desk Editor 1315 Editor- in-Chief 1415 Class President 1315 Campus Day Stunt 11, 215 Moving-Up Day Stunt 1215 Chair- man Publicity for G. A. A. Vaudeville 1315 Spanish Carnival Committee 11, 215 Y. W. C. A. Bazaar 11, 215 Fence Committee 1315 Constitution Com- mittee 1115 Lounge Committee 1315 Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee 1315 Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Class Reporter 1415 National Collegiate Press Asst-- ciation Convention at Pittsburgh 1415 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention at New York 141. Under fl l'I0tIk of modefly we find ubilily and tbarnrier ll7lflllb07lZ9d. a IRMA MILLHOUSE, A.B. 274 Stowe Ave. Troy, New York Chemistry Club 12, 3, 415 Vice-President 141. Genlle of :peering benefirenl of mind. JEAN MINKIN, A.B. E 219 Whitehall Road Albany Associate Editor of Freshman Hand Book 1315 Associate Humor Editor 1930 Pedagogue 131g Spanish Carnival 1215 junior Prom Committee 1315 Senior Hop Committee 1415 G. A. A. Sport Captai of Volley-Ball 1315 Hockey 12, 315 Basketball 1215 Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee 1415 Indian Ladder Hike Committee Chairman 13, 415 Circula- tion staff 1931 Pedagogueg G. A. A. Frolic Stunts 12, 315 G. A. A. Frolic Committee Chairman 1215 Activities Day Committee Chairman 121. Some lbink :be world i.r made for fun and frollic, and .ro doe: jean. .1 , f Eh! 2 ' ' is li il - R i . Al -lk 1 l SYLVIA MONT, A.B. l Signum Laudis r r 403 Summit Ave. Schenectady Book: are zlae ever burning lamp: of accumulated wi.rdom. ' 1 ' .. l i 1 1 I 1 MARY CATHERINE MOORE, AE. ' Q IIPM, Signum Laudis Y ' l N . . -i ' l 32 Michigan St. Mohawk R French Clubg Newman Club qi, 2, 5, 43g New- , is man Club Treasurer Mig Y. W. C. A. f2jg League , l ' i' of Women Voters 13,3 Pi Gamma Mu' Secretary 1 i 44? ,R l I 1 I Catherine lm: the soul of a fzlailoxoplaer and the ' bear! of a lrlle friend. ' MARY MORGANSTERN, AE. W ll 1' l , i 2'1 Lenox Ave. Oneida l b thematics Club, Newman Club' Commercegf LL , Clu . ' ' , I XY Il ix par! religio io lo after lhe c - i fulneu in li nd let e ' ale. I fa t m- N lx l A Jelvegglf ' Pc , , ya :, . l 1 . ' f ' l ' ' 6.9! 'lj i bd! , l ' A D Ufy 70' Ojd - 5 fx' VN- 5 .Q C , . I uv ' ke v ' P 5-x a 'ii' , My QD ' Y ?T'iS ' 9' K M5 One Hundred Seventeen , -7, 4 , GD ,E ? v--W-.mah , A... A Lg- hm ,, Q -v, ,..--,,.....A--E,.... I I ., A L7 A 1 L -KY-5-, H vw -ig-531jQ0::-4-I-L-Lzffln-, 7 N ...,AY-.,..--,:.---..m--H-----e-: ::. .:11:4i:M'1l-iiflif-114-'TU Om' fIlHIdI'!'d 1lffl1Ifl'L'll ELIZABETH MORIARITY, A.B. IIFM, Signum Laudis, X310 4 Chapman St. Binghamton President of Pi Gamma Mug Treasurer Newman Club 1335 Vice-President Newman Club MJ. She was the fairest of the fair, The gentler! of the kind. Seartla ye :be wide world everywbere Her like ye .rball not ind. BERNICE ELINOR MORRELL, B.S. in Ed. F1112 Loudonville Road Loudonville Biology Clubg Graduate Clubg Y. W. C. A. Genteel in perramzge Conduri and equipage Noble by heritage Generozzr and free EDNA MORSE, A.B. . Hartford New York Y. W. C. A. 42, 313 Classical Club C213 Mathe- matics Club. Mini: bail? rbm'nzr. MARGARET M. MULLIGAN, B.S. in C. X269 62 Rexford St. Norwich Newman Clubg President M15 Councillor GDL Commerce Clubg Spanish Queen Attenclantg Vice- President Newman Hall GJ. A Iillle, tiny, pretty, willy, charming darling .rhe. SYLVIA MULWITZ, A. B. IIAT Port Chester New York Classical Clubg Junior Luncheon Committee Ring Committee. She laughed and laughed hy.rle1'ically when the :bought how funny life rould be. DORIS L. GALLUP MURPHY, A.B. FKCIJ Deansboro New York Biology Club. Man wax made when Nnrnre wax Bn! an npprenlire, hui woman when She um .rkillfnl n1i.v1re,rJ' of her nfl. l l -Q L -l l 1 1 1 1 I l l I 1 o l 1 i One II1HIlll'!'0, Niurlvvn nv Humlrvd Twenty , WAI...- ANNA MURRAY, B.S. in Ed. Marcellus Falls New York 'Villellljll lbs' Ulld and Hezfw' .rlrmd in dollbl, Nolbnzlqir .fo bard biz! ,renrrb will find if ont. HORACE MYERS, A.B. 'KAP 106 Laurel Ave. Binghamton, N. Y. Manager of Mcn's Athletics fl, 255 Dramatic Class Plays fl, 2,5g Troubadours 12, 3,5g Campus Commission 1253 JLlDl0-1' Ring Committee O59 Class Stunts f2, 35g Chairman of Student-Faculty Social Council C453 Assistant Baseball Manager fl, 255 Class Basketball Team 12, 35: Wlieelock Scholar, 1930. llffe .rlmll always remember Had nf lbe rlflffl Demvb liviazg in fbe forex! of Migbl-Hare-Beef! We with kim lbe bappieit of liz'e.r in fbe fr1re.r1 of I.r-To-Be. WILFRED NADEAU, B.S. in C. 8 Hudson Place Hudson Falls Graduate of Plattsburg State Normal 119285. On llaeir mwz merit modes! men are dumb. if if .ff i -.........,.. . ,erm --.... .... .,.--,,. I N - .,.. -.. . .-..........,,,, . w,,,4 ,... ,. t. 1 ,, . it t .... c-. . ,,, f, r I 5.1. J ,.-,..-. ? . ,4.. L-.. ,gg .. 5'll H ,, tl .' Oli . r lgjgqg , 1 1 Mill A l 1 M , 'lf LILLY NELSON, A.B. Signum Laudis, TIFM A 5 . ii 77 Elm St. Norwich Treasurer Pi Gamma Mu 1313 Vice-President li 141 g French Clubg Vice-President 141g Y. W. C. A. fi gi 13, 413 Prom. Committee 1314 News Reporterg ll E5 benior Associate Editor 141. gi The pen i.r the twlglte of the mifzrlf' if il A x 1 j 1LAWRENCE NEWCOMB, A.B. , 7 I5 Magnolia Terrace Albany President of Class 1413 Executive Council 1113 g 1 Varsity Debate Team 1313 Debate Council 13, 413 'l Chairman of Delegates to Model Assembly of the League of Nations at Lafayette 1313 Assistant Editor of the Freshman Handbook 1313 Troubadours 13, 41 3 Campus Commission 111g Banner Committee 111g Freshman Cap Committee 1215 Chairman of the Electrola Committee 1313 All State Dance Com- mittee 131g Revision Athletic Committee 131g Inte - . 5 class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41. . if Frtmkly, Lmvy, the girlf would like to know yon l 4 if better. UWM! little they lamfe learnefl if iutleetl de- ,Q Ari jf ll liglvtfttl. H V Qi fi ' il 'l Fa ,l il 0 MARGARET NOLAN, A.B. 1 42 Petrie St. Little Falls if Chemistry Club 12, 5, 415 Biology Club 43, 411 5 Q5 Newman Club 11, 2, 3, 41. l Friend.rbip ir Love without hir wing.r. 1 Li gat fl l l ll, ' I . L 4 ,P .. . R ls' Ei' -A 1 g yr. f jj One Hundred Twenty-one 'R' k l v One Huniirvd Twenty-Iwo MARTHA JOSEPHINE NORD, A.B. 10 McPherson Terrace Albany News Reporter 121g junior Editor f31g Senior Ifd1f0f 1415 Y. W. C. A.g French Clubg Chairman Ifavors junior Luncheon Y. W. C. A. Bazaar Com- mittee. The Iwo nobler! lhingx, which are .vweelnetr and light. CATHERINE F. NORRIS, A.B. 1620 Seventh Ave. Watervliet Newman Club. O, why haf happineff Jo Jhorl a day? CATHARINE R. NORRIS, A.B. Myskania, AQ 443 Washington Ave. Albany Vice-President of Student Asociation C313 Vice- President of junior Class 1313 General Chairman of junior Prom Week-end C315 Secretary of Student Association C215 Secretary of Y. W. C.'A. 121g Manager of Girls Athletic Class 1113 Campus Queen Q41 g Hockey 12, 31g Field Ball 1113 Hiking fl, 2, 315 Basketball ll, 2,15 Campus Commission 111g Sophomore Rules Committee 111: Fence Committee f31g Lounge Committee M15 Circula- tion Staff of the PEDAGOGUE 141g Silver Bay Con- ference 111g Y. W. C. A. Stunts f2, 5, 41: G. A. A. Stunts fl, 2, 314 Campus Day Stunt i313 Mov- ing-Up-Day Stunt f31g G. A. A. Vaucleville G15 Chairman of the Program for Play-Day Q41. Kay, a charming queen with a prirelesr perform!- izy which if a fascinating puzzle. Will you ever let ur Jolve it? BEATRICE O'CONNELL, A.B. Signum Landis, HFM 32 Rockland Ave. Yonkers Newman Club fl, 2, 3, 41g Mathematics Club 12, 5, 45- Wcnring all lim! weight of learning figbtly like 4 flower. MARIAN ODWELL, A.B. BZ Downsville New York G. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 434 Y. W. C. A. 41, 2, 5, 45: Finance Board f4jg Chairman of Refreshments at junior Tea fill. A daughter of the Godx, divinely tall, And maxi divinely fair. AUDREY O'RAIDY, A.B. Saratoga Springs New York Varsity Debate KU g Sophomore-Freshman De- bate 121. Noi quite nnderflood by many bu! infriguing to nil. I v 1 .tl a Q 4 One I11lllIil'!'!i Tw uly-llzrvv 1 W. . . i , 2 1 EDWARD OSBORN, A.B. KCIPK U 302 Madison Ave. Albany K Biology Club 13, 41g Business Staff of the Lion 3 . Ed i.r nofed for hir bobby of clmnging mfr. He .reemx Io enjoy fixing 16711. HELEN BAUMES OTIS, A.B. Myskania, AKIIF, AP 832 jay St. Albany Associate Editor of the Echo 12, 313 Editor-in- Chief 1415 Membership Committee of Y. W. C. A. 12, 31g Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet 1413 Editor-in-Chief of the Freshman Handbook 1313 Secretary of Class 131g Moving-Up Day Stunt 11,215 Campus Day Stunt 121g Chairman of the House Committee G. A. A. Vaudeville 1313 Chairman of Moving-Up-Day Costumes 1313 Class Finance Board 12, 31g Chair- man of Arrangements for Tea Dance 131g Y. W. C. A. Bazaar Committee 1113 junior-Freshman Party Committee 1313 Literary Editor of PEDA- GOGUE. In rferire alone mn we expf-err Her own deligbl in lozfelinerr, The lo1feline.r.r of work .ro done That none mn take ber place-not one. CHARLES FRANK OTT, A.B. KAP Owego New York Troubadours 13, 41g Freshman Basketballg Varsity Basketball 12, 5, 413 Varsity Baseball 1413 Chemistry Club 12, 3, 41g Men's Athletic Council 13, 413 Men's Athletic Manager 1413 Athletic Editor of PEDAGOGUE 141g Y. M. C. A. 12, 3, 41g Milne High Basketball Coach 131g Freshman Basketball Coach 141. He ix known to hir fellow men by Long folan ,' be if branded n !76dI'l-b7'6lJk61'H by lbe co-eds. 1 x One Hundred Twrnly-ffnzr RUTH PARKS, A.B. H111 99 Main St. So. Glens Falls Y. W. C. A. 11, 2, 313 Vice-President of Class 111. Safe upon lbe solid rock lhe ugly homer mind. Come and .ree my .rlaining palace on lbe rand. FRANCES VIRGINIA PECK, A.B. , Myskania Cornwall-on-the-Hudson New York Honor Council, Student Council 13, 41 g G. A. A Vice-President 141, Fieldball 111, Hockey 12, 3, 41, Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 413 Baseball 12, 513 Varsity Basketball 11, 2, 3, 413 Hiking 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Award Night Com- mittee 11, 31, Play-day Committee 12, 31, Training Rules Committee 131, Indian Ladder Hike Com- mittee 131g Newman Clubg junior-Freshman Party Committee 1313 junior Luncheon Committee 131: President of Newburgh Branch of State College New- man Club, Temporary News Board, Class Cheer Leader 1213 G. A. A. Cheer Leader, College Cheer Leader 12, 3, 413 Assistant Sport Captain of Basket- ball 12, 31g Sport Captain of Baseball 131g G. A. A. Vaudeville 131. Far away we .rearcb before we find, A heart Jo jolly and .ro kind. MARGARET KATHERINE PETTINGELL, A.B. Fonda New York Y. W. C. A., G. A. A. De11z111'e ar a 1'iolel. One Hundred Tweu ty-five l f. One Hundred Twcnly-six ELSA KAREN PEULECKE, A.B. Sea Cliff Long Island Y. W. C. A.g G. A. A.g junior Tea Dance Committee OJ. They nlro rerve who only .rmnd and wail. LAURA GERTRUDE PHILIPS, A.B. Rhinebeck New York Y. W. C. A.g French Club. None zo friend: more true than she, Who love her Jponlaneityg Then, loo, there? her rmile, To know her rurely il worthwhile. VERNA FRANCES PHILLIPS, A.B. Brewster New York Y. W. C. A. fl, 2, 3, 413 Biology Club Q3, 41. And ye! Jhe Jeemed hurier' than Jhe war. FOSTINA PODVIN, A.B. 21 Fifth St. Glens Falls Y. W. C. A. fl, 2, 5, 41g French Club. ' O, Mir learning, what fl lbing lbir ix! WINIFRED PRIMEAU, A.B. 712 Brandywine Ave. Schenectady Commerce Clubg Campus Day Stuntg Moving-Up Day Stunt f2, 31: G. A. A. Vaudeville GJ, Elec- trola Committee 141g Spanish Carnival UU. lVinnie i.r the kind of permn who inxpirex u.r to think of Halibnrlon ndifenlnrex and Hc1il-Fellow good ronzradexlfip. CLARICE PRINCE, A.B. Signum Lauclis, KA Lynbrook New York French Clubg Moving-Up Day Stunt 131. Some of uf Jerrelly call leer Printer: Pat , for ufitla laer keen intelligence and fragile beauty :he i.r romplelely in clmrarler. We are more frequently flume however, tba! .rlae if alwoyx zloe bex! of friendx. 1 l 1 i 1 1 I I 1 1 i 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i L. . .. 1. 111 One Hundred Twenty-seven farm, One 1'1lllllll'l?d Twzwlly-vigil! ADELAIDE PULVER, A.B. HCI! East Nassau New York l have zz hemvh with room for every joy. LILA Kr. PURDY, A.B. QA Theresa New York Y. W. C. A. fl, 2, 3, 41: G. A. A. fljg Mathe- matics Club f2, 3, 41g Biology Club 12, 3, 41. A welcome Jmile Bringr mnxhine, while A frown :hun out lhe light. Liln'J Jmile if alwayr prefenr. MARY ELLEN RANDO, A.B. 61 Central Ave. Mechanicville Newman Club f-'UQ Chemistry Club 12, 3, 41. A piece of work well done if worlh while. Q 11'.xc..fv, k.x'...'.V1 ,f 1' 1. .. ., 11,5 X 1 1 V121 ,, 1111 .f ! ' 1 '1n 1 -.iw l 41X 1 I'1flAlllFl llgll ll 1 1 1 1' li ' 1 1 l.1'l -. lf ' , 12.11.15 DOROTHY CHRISTINE RASMUSSEN, 1 I il A.B. l 1 IIPM, Heb ' , if 113 1 11 1 11 360 Guy Park Ave. Amsterdam 51 11 1 1 1 5 ' Biology Club 1213 Spanish Carnival fljg Faculty ,' ilk Committee for Junior Tea Dance GJ. 1 li JL Stately and Jerene, 1 3 li ff A godderr llf7JlZl'!I?'E.H Q 2 11 11 5 1111 Qi 1 1 ll 1 I l ' il l 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 2 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 T 1 i Mus, 1 . , y, 1 1 lil .1 1 5 1 1: 11 1 ' 1 '1' 11 l 5 11 fl 1 11 41 1 1- 1 MEYER S. RATHKE, B.S. in Ed. 15 1 1 23 1 l 1 50 Forester St. 1 Rochester 111 1 A 1 11 ll Graduate of Brockport Normalg Graduate Club. 'J I I t 11 To live ir noi merely In brealbe, if if to acl. I V1 xi l A 111 il . 1 li 5 l 11 2 i 1 ' W1 1 1 11-.1 1 111 1' 1 1 - .1 ' 1 .1 1-11 ,.,. ,ll ' l 1 ill 1 1 11 1 . 1 1 '11 'E ' L lil 1 1 11113 l l '1i1 . 1 311 i le l A 11 D. ALMEDA REDMAN, B.S. in Ed. 1 1 11 1 1 ' 'l 11 1 51 1 1, Brockport New York I 11 14 1 Graduate of Brockport Normal, Nl I 1il . 1 1 Silence 11 ar deep ax elermly, l 113 li Speech II nr .rlmllouf ax lime. 1 ' 11? 123 1 v ,, l 1 A l l 1 111 1 1 1 11l 1l 1 ll 51 11 lflr' ii '1 ll ll C 11 r 11 1131111 .111 .- .-1 -n x 1 Qlkv-4-C ks.. ki 1 ffl X17 V e .lil . 1-M-N11 ,, . S1 . Our' Hundred l'2Ul'llfj'-Illllf' f 51 ' - 1- 1' '11 lvl . 1-,E ..x --x MM, ,, f,,l!, .kd 111- ------.1---....n.-..,,.., , f -.1 .e.e-..-- ..... .......... .,.. .....,. - . 1 K xy f A,1i?:f.--..ef A 1fL Tf - X '4 ' lf5f x' A I ::::::1'?lt1...QLQlJ.1f.?3:Z3g.::.: ,..:.a I . . I l. V n 5, 5 if , . J l. l, 4 f l r I 1 1 l l One IJ1Uld7'I?lI Thirty MARY F. REISNER, B.S. in C. Signum Laudis, FCIDE 202 Winnikee Ave. Poughkeepsie Newman Club fl, 2, 3, 4jg Commerce Club fl, 2, 3, 4Jg Debating Team f3Jg G. A. A. fl, 21. A farility with word! and withal wifdom and good humor. MARY REISS, A.B. 96 Washington Ave. Beacon Newman Club fl, 2, 3, 41g German Club Q3, 45g Classical Club 12, 313 President 145. Tlaore who do not know Mary dexcribe ber ai quiet ,' Tlaore who do pronounce ber j0lly. MAXINE EMMA ROBINSON, A.B. AQP,AP Scotia New York Y. W. C. A. fl, 2, 3, 4jg Campus Day fljg Y. W. C. A. Bazaar fl, 21, Y. W. C. A. Masquer- ade C359 Secretary of Lion Board i313 Managing Editor of Lion fling Circulation Manager of Peda- gogue MJ, Junior Tea Dance Committee f3D. Max loaf an entburiartic love of new tbingx that lead! ber to varied intere.rtJ, from teaching laiftory qllizzer to acquiring fraternity pinr. SHIRLEY ISABELLE ROBINSON, A.B. EA Amityville New York French Club f21g Y. W. C. A. fl, 2, 3, 413 G. A. A. qi, 2, 5, 413 Hiking f11. Clever beyond her years and irre.rpon.rihle afford- ing to them. Shirley in college har enjoyed a long play-lime. SARA ELIZABETH ROSE, B.S. in Ed. 65 Lake St. Hammondsport Transferred from Geneseo Normalg Canterbury Club 141g Syddum Hall Club. Here'J Roremary, zhal'r for remembrance. SYLVIA ROSE, A.B. Signum Laudis, 1'II'M, AELD 293 Sea Cliff Ave. Sea Cliff French Club 11, 2, 3, 415 Secretary C315 Presi- dent f41g Menorah fl, 213 Hiking fl, 215 Lion Business Staff O15 Assistant Business Manager of Lion Q41g Prom Committee f31g Chairman of French Club Reception 131g General Chairman of French Fete f31g Committee on By-Laws for Signum Laudis Q41. What if life wilhoui laughter? One Hundred Thirty-one F X 'I I f 1 .I I I 1':,.rII S' III.I. IIMIII WAI: , IIIIII I. , ak..-I. I I . f Iv I Iff I ' I I I IIIII 1 IIIII I I W 'I If I I II I I I I II ' I I I I , I I1 I X I .I I I' 'IQ I I I I I I I I- ' I I I I I I II IL II ' ' I II I I I I Il I I II' I ' I I, I I, l I 2 I II ,I 5 ig 1 I II I I lug , T5 ilu... Q 1 Ii . I I II I I I ,II I I I I I' I I I I I I III I I I I I I I I QI I' II lI 'I I II II I I XI' f' e . I - fr I i .VK .1 ' Z' .1 , . ., If 'x L.: X71 ' ' EQ,xnV'Q,?L.l:M A ldf I, f H7 , One Hundred Thirty-two All E . hh N',Ff, ' ,-J--J ----eg 3 It - f----t--A-------V--,-,..... ..,.,. . .. . , If w---'f---H ---' mn- ' nl '-. ---K------V--Q--e-h-fn---....,.... ............. .,. ,,,,.,.,, .. .., ,,..-4 .-'iw' ,,......a. ANNA F. ROSNER, A.B. 16 Seward Ave. Port Jervis Commerce Club. It if nal wixe to be wirer than nere.m1ry. HARRIET JENNIE ROUNDS, A.B. BZ 401 E. Main St. Endicott Y. W. C. A. fl, 3, 4D: Mathematics Club MJ. To know ber is to lane ber And love ber but forever For nature made her what .rbe ir And newer made another. BEATRICE JEANNETTE SAMUELS, B.S. in L.S. A AEID 729 Maple Ave. Elmira News Reporter fl, 2, 353 Menorah fl, 21g Secretary Menorah 121g Soiree Committee. If we encountered a perxon of great intellect, we Jlaotzld are what booler be had read. ,W :'rx.,,-ff' ,nh , ' vI--Jflwx .I 'neg ,, . , . ., -5 M -,.igj5 'W M - '-ne--'-'--f-- - - H-1 C19 5,41 ' LII I I' .I ,I .I Ivete I.MItN-WW-.--W-----I4------,.e..1, I ,If . I .Aj LI I W.. I ,III II' I. I. II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I gin .-'r Vkqwff I X' VI ' 'I ANNE SAVERCOOL, B.S. in L.S. X26 119 Grand Ave. johnson City Newman Club fl, 2, 3, 4jg Chairman Costumes Moving-Up Day Qljg Chairman Chaperons Soiree 1255 Moving-Up Day Stunt f2Jg Finance Board 1353 Newman Councillor OD: Chairman junior Ring Committee 1315 Campus Day Stunt f3Jg Class Treasurer 141. And if n plsmre of mine can rlimnlnze A half-forgollen memory, mnxe to li1'e A thing of beauty known once but of late Glorred over in the unquiet maze and bane Of life:-Tben nm I one wilb lime And one with god: and wills my life'.v derive. JOSEPH WILLIAM SAWYER, A.B. KfIPK 415 Grand St. Mechanicville I can? be warring time like flair, fellowr. I mnxz take n .rlaower and do my rlndyingf' JANE SCI-ILICK, A.B. CIPA Albion New York Any good flying that I can do or any kindneir I can .rlaow to any fellow being, let me do il now. One H undrcd Thirty-three ' Lf if . as 9' Wleifbldh ,xa W W.. Wifi if W' 1. swf Uv W I , ill? V l O' vw u I i,,g' I flaw I Ona H 'undrcd Thirty-four ANN SCHNEIDER, B.S. in H.E. AP 5 N. Pine Ave. Southampton G. A. A. 11, 2, 31: Spanish Club 12,Q Y. W. c. A. qi, 2, any H. E. Club 12, 3, 4p. Ann if, in many wayx, an enigma, for .rbe derirfex equal happiness from Ilze :imple ar well or lloe complex. And above all Jlae undefzrlandr good .rpo1'tnmnJl9ip. L. WILHELMINA SCHNEIDER, A.B. Myskania, H112 12,79 Glenwood Blvd. Schenectady Debate Councilg Secretary 131g President 1435 Freshman Prize Speaking Contest 111g Varsity De- bating 12, 3, 455 Freshman-Sophomore Debate 125. A lovely woman wlao lm: the qualifier of an bonext man ir lbe mort deliciouf claaraczer in' the world. You End in ber all llae rneril of bolb .fexer. ALEXANDER SCHOOR, A.B. AKIDI' 2249 35th St. Long Island City Basketball 11, 2, 3, 4jg Campus Day Stunt 11, 2, 3,3 Moving-Up Day Stunt 11, 25, Varsity Baseball 11, 2, 5, 413 Muisic Club, French Clubg Troubadours 11, 2, 3, 413 Chairman Arrangements junior-Freshman Party 131, Menorah, Sports Editor News 131, Feature Editor News 14jg Asso- ciate Editor of Lion 141g Class Cheer Leader 14,3 Decoration Committee Senior Hop 14Jg Snapshot Editor of Pedagogue. Our little gianl-loe ir like lloe riding kid from Powder Rizfer--be get: llaem coming and going. M. ELIZABETH SCHRAUTH, A.B. A0 24 Vassar St. Poughkeepsie Y. W. C. A. fl, 21g Fencing fl, 51. A poel-allbougla .rfae wo14ldn't admit il--who 1'epre.rentJ lbe .rfruggle befween rzalllralimz and romnnlicifnz-renlimz and lranrcendenlalixm. KLARA A. SCHROEDER, A.B. Font Grove Slingerlands Business Manager of Lion 1413 Business Staff C315 German Clubg Secretary 1513 President f41g Fencing Club 121g Lutheran Clubg Conference at Gettysburg, Pa. Klum wax kept bury during ber senior year Isold- ing ibe Lionfr paw! lo keep him from puliing them in lair pockel. MARGARETE E. SCHROEDER, A.B. Font Grove Slingerlands Art Editor of Lion Q41 3 Managing Art Editor Q31 3 German Clubg Senior Council 441g Treasurer Q31. Alwayx an ariirt-:be ran draw even ber breaih lefl-banded. One Hundred Thirty-five If fig f li gin'-' f kj r ' l J' b lim l i 1 A 5 EVA SCHWAB, A.B. b ' HAT V C 29 Berlin St. Binghamton .I Menorahg Commerce Clubg Music Club. V ' Lilliputian in :talure but Brohdingnagian in pur- L pare. ROSE B. SCHWARTZ, A.B. 51 Lyon St Batavia , I l Club f2Jg Archery Club flj. Biology Club 13, 4Jg Commerce Club f5Jg French How near lo good if what if fair. i PAULINE E. SEBAST, B.S. in H.E. ON . 355 Mohawk Ave. Scotia Home Economics Club fl, 2, 5, 41g Lounge Committee GJ. Pauline .rlandx for patience, plufk, and perfever- ance. 1 . . l l Q . all Af i figtij . . fvfiff .. One Hundred Thzrty-six I1 tl 'i 1 w Z Af' J J' 31' fi2L.,-..fl , iletl, i , t lii ,-X FLORENCE SEWARD, A.B. I-I'-IJ 40 Conklin St. Poughkeepsie For lbe beauly of a lovely woman is like music. DELIA E. SHADBOLT, A.B. Strykersville New York Y. W. C. A. QZQQ French Club 141. We admire Delia most for ber pluck and deter- mination. Opporluniiy is knocking for people like ber. CELIA SHAPIRO, A.B. Signum Laudis 3 Berry St. Glens Falls Music Club fljg Menorah ll, Zjg French Club Cl, 2, 5, 41g French Fete QSM Classical Club 12, 3, 41g Women's Chorus Q2, 43. A familiarity willy the classic languages is always lo be admired. l E . 3 One Hundred Tlrirty-seven One I-Iundred Tl1ir1y-gig1,g ELIZABETH SHERMAN, B.S. in Ed. Albany New York No one hnowf what .the mn do until :he trieff' GERTRUDE JANNETTE SHILL, A.B. Signum Laudis 114 S. Main St. Castleon-on-Hudson Chemistry Club 42, 5, 43. No one would ever .ruxpert that Jurh a quiet girl wax intimnzely acquainred with the myxleriex oi chemixlry and mathemaliar. BETTY s1MoN, A.B. 165 Fourth St. ' Troy l'd rather he small and .rhine Than big and can a Jhadowf' CAROL PATRICIA SINNOTT, B.S. in H.E. oN, X210 Newman Clubg Home Economics Clubg Vice- President 141g Snapshot Editor of Peclagogue 145. ln rlmrafler, in manner, in Jlyle, in all llaingr. llae rupreme excellence ir Jinzplirityf' ETHEL MARGARET SMITH, A.B. AQ 528 Sixth Ave. N. Troy Y.W.C.A.g Senior Hop Committeeg Spanish Carnival Committee GDL Soiree Committee f2Jg Y.W.C.A. Bazaar Committee fljg Spanish Carnival fl, 2, 3Jg C.A.A. Musical Comedy 11, 2, 33: Moving-Up-Day Stunt 11, 513 Campus Day Stunt f2, 3, 45. Our Pi91'1'8llE, whinzriml and petile, ever Jeurcb- ing for flee baric realilier. HELENE SMITH, A.B. HKIP 1 1Avondale Park Rochester Bollicelli might lvmfe .iminted ber. I i 1 One Hundred Tlzirfy-nilze One Hundred Forty MARION ADAMS SMITH, A.B. AQ 158 Second Ave. North Troy A mrprire package for thore who hnow her belief lhan the ren-for hidden within ir a philoropher with a remarkable and deffarlaling .renre of humor. JOSEPHINE MAY SPENCER, B.S. in C. Savana New York Mathematics Clubg Commerce Club. Mix reaxon wizh plearure, and wirdonz with mirth. ALICE M. SPLAIN, A.B. Amr, H-1: Saratoga Springs New York Transferred from Cornell, 19289 Echo Board 13, 413 Varsity Debate QS, 413 Pedagogue Board f4Jg Lion Staff l4Jg Echo Poetry Prize 151: Chair- man of Campus Day Stunt f4jg Moving-Up-Day Speaker fayj Y.W.C.A. f2, 3, 41. She will conjure you with her wordr and charm you with her xmile. RUTH VAN VALKENBURG STEELE, A.B. Signum Lau.clis ' Schodack Landing New York Y.W.C.A.g Mathematics Clubg President of Sig- num Laudis. Her wordr are tbore of wire men. .1 I. Q Q LUCIA STEPHENS, B.S. in L.S. T WP 328 Morris St. Ogdensburg Y.W.C.A. 111, G.A.A. 11, 21g Campus Day X Stunt 13, 41g Chairman Music Committee Soiree QZJQ Senior Hop Committee MQ, G.A.A. Vaude- i ville 12, 51. W 1 State'.r Porl1'ait of a Lady. l 1 . i l X . l il :' 1 l THERESA SVOLOS, A.B. ' u 1407 State St. Schenectady French Club, Commerce Club. V X She looked not wifbolzt fmfor upon the ufo1'1d. 1 , , E ' , 1 l-V I lv . 1 1. Om' Hundred Forty-one 1, , . . ..- L., . N i One I'I1Hldl'L'd Forty-two IVA SWARTZ, B.S. in H.E. EA Little Falls New York Home Economics Club fl, 2, 5, 413 Biology Club f4Jg Bowling Captain f2, Bj. Who would expert to ind tl little blond .ro mnzpetent in the kitchen? MARION TEPPER, A.B. AECID 94 Woodlawn Ave. Albany Menorah 3 News Reporter Q 1, Zj. My heart ix ever at your Jeruice, except when I would otherwifef' DORIS A. TOMPKINS, A.B. 1185 Garner Ave. Schenectady H'.W.C.A. fljg Chemistry Club QZJ. Dorff if at honze in the Englixh department, .rcienre laboratories, library school, in fact, anywhere .rhe rarer to hrng her cheery Jelf. MARY FRANCES TOOMEY, B.S. in Ed. 126 Division St. Amsterdam Newman Clubg Graduate Club. Endurance i.r the crowning glory And Palience all the parxion of great heart.r. ' IRENE TON, B.S. in ED. Clymer New York Graduated from Fredonia Normal. Everyone ir Ihe architect of her own fortune.r. AGNES MILDRED TURNBULL, A.B. QA Amsterdam New York Biology Club 12, 31g Commerce Club fl, 2, 315 Y.W.c.A. 41, 2, sy. She gain: the prize who will lhe mort endureg Who facer irmery Jhe who never Jhirhrg IV ho wail: and watches and who alwayr workin If lhir he lrne, fhe prize goer lo Mildred. One Hundred Forly-llzrc ALICE CAROLINE VAN EVERA, A.B. CIDA 94 Montgomery St. Canajoharie Mathematics Club 12, 3, 4jg Y.W.C.A. Come wha! will, l'1fe ,rwmw if Hill, I'Il newer be melancholy. IRMA M. LONG VAN LAER, A.B. Signum Laudis 616 Morris St. Albany The perfect teacher. -Milne High critics. Ben spar! ever. -Milne High students BEATRICE LOUISE VAN STEEN- BURGH, A.B. Myskania, AQ Ballston Spa New York Captain of Class Basketball 11, 2, 3jg Varsity Basketball 11, 3, 41g Basketball Sport Captain 12, 35g Track Captain 131g Track 11, 2, 515 G.A.A. Council 12, 3, 4Jg Sophomore Athletic Manager 12,Q Treasurer G.A.A. 1313 President 141g Soiree Committeeg Prom Committee 135g Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 12, 313 Chairman of Second Hand Books 12Jg Treasurer Y.W.C.A. 1313 Junior-Freshman Party Committeeg Delegate to A.C.A.C.W. Conven- tion in Michigan 15jg Honor Council 14j. We mmm! imagine '31 without Van. She if 1-ep:-e.renmliz'e of our flax: Jpiril, Jporlmzambip, and enziemfor. -gl One Hundred I'01ty four I ESTHER L. VELEY, B.S. in C. Nunda New York Mathematics Club 12, 3, 413 Commerce Clubg League of W'omen Voters. ' Happy um I,' from mre I'm free,- IVby m'en't lbey all coufented like me? MARGARET SEELEY WASHBURN, B.S. in C. 6 Linden St. Binghamton K Cfgngmfiffe Club fl, 2, 3, 415 Mathematics Club 1, . The gods .rmile upon runny loekr and good for- nme befall: .rncb lucky mormlr. MARION WEINBERG, A.B. ' AEKIJ 141 Chambers St. Newburgh Business Staff of News f2, 51: Business Staff of Lion C2jg Menorah f2jg Treasurer 1313 President Mfg German Club f2Jg Treasurer f3jg Vice-Presb dent M15 G.A.A. Frolic Stunt GJ. We rhall bear great tlaingr about Marion in the immcial world. Slae know: bow to make organiza- Iionr prorperour. l r l i l l r i l F i l 1 One I-Iundred Forty-fizlc I FIM- z'w 1 lk ' 1 l' Q l I l , ' E I -1 V FLORA WELDON, A.B. I-Q i . E E Fort Plain New York I' Mathematics Clubg Biology Club. 4 , -A Rererved, ludylihe, and hind lo all. E i l ' rl is A , . A: gr a ,V 5 1 CI .2 1 X ff ' EIU w r I i 1 l 1 E 0' ij tx 0 i I i Q Nw' GERTRUDE WESTERN, A.B. if l , Q H 5. P1112 ! 5 Newport New York gi l Biology Club fl, 2, 5jg Newman Club fl, 2, 5 1 3, 4Jg Junior Tea Dance Committee. gl H 2' - In ihix hectic, hurrying year it ir rerlful to hrurh , Jhoulderr with one .ro calm and unrufjled in nature. ' 2? fs n , 'N al si , il li I' if ng' . s? ff ' rll ll g 0 in 2 1 ll 52 ' ll lf al l 5 il il , V, ' HELEN LUCRETIA WHITNEY, A.B. lg V 5 Kenworthy Ave. Glens Falls l l ' fl A y French Club fl, 2, 3, 41g Y.W.C.A. fl, 21. A The student of French culture, Jhe har for each. l y l ' i of ur u different mood and charm. if fi -e is V lx g' l i gl si , N lg L.. e ,, as E -FQ eil .-H . .3 If-' H l ue Hundred Forty-.wx if xx-xi If yxbmrllf. 1! f7h .X . ., , AU fl? . . T .,- NM! Y.. 1'-...Lf...iff4..I,g:gi MARY WIDGER, A.B. Baldwinsville New -York Mathematics Club 12, 3, 45. A mathematical mind ir ulwnyr lo he admired for in orderlinexy of lhoughl. GENEVIEVE WINSLOW, B.S. in C. 2040 Grand Boulevard Schenectady Reporter on News 12Jg Senior Associate Editor 13, 4Jg G.A.A. Council 12,5 Bowling Captain 12Jg Junior Prom Committee 1313 Commerce Club 13, 43. W' e admire your courage and pluck and wifh' T011 :lil lhe inch in lhe world, G'en. BESSIE WINTERS, A.B. Hoosick Falls New York O, thy learning, what a thing it ir. One Hundred Forty-se'u.2n ' -I Iffg, : I I I I I I I I I I I A . I I II I II I I 'I ,I II I :I ii II fI If I I I I I I . I I I I 1 . 1 x , I.- X, X IX' V,,. AI xx ,I I I- I I, I I I I HELEN VAN DYKIE WINTER, B.s. in L.s. I Green ' New York I I Canterbury Club fl, 2, 3, 413 Secretary f2jg Q President 1313 Library Schoolg President MJ. I Knowledge comer of learning well remined. If I- , I I II II I 'II I 'I I: III II II I' ! III I II II I I I I. I II I I I . If I I I I I If II I I GLADYS VIRGINIA WISE, A.B. I I I 1052 Eastern Ave. Schenectady 'I I Spanish Clubg French Club. I Fam' yem-.r have taught u: thai the wire are I II I , I I I I IQ.. friendly and good-natufed as well. I I2 ,Wa X I I I I I II I II, 5- I5 . I, I I I . I WI I I I I 5t I I I , I - I HQ' I p I I I I I I I ' I f JULIA ZALL, AB. I y HAT , 10 Exchange St. Binghamton I I 12 German Clubg Menorahg Music Clubg Secretary I I Intersorority Council. I Ip She laughed and laughed hyxterically when :he I I found how funny life could be. I-I W. I I I I I I I I- I I' I. ,Ie I II .. I- ' ,Q ,,,ef,.r. .,.I 1, I I3 FYI' III --:I 'II - 'e Vf?5?V'f'I u f I' -R I I Our' Hundred Forty-ezghl 'I ILP! I H I M M , flrl ,fjJ!f 5.? I I I I TI , . I I I '- 61:2 'QI ir, I' 1:2 L::.I:i,3g: .... . 'g1IT.II-I , 'iI'!f'I.'1'.,fII.Iff'I'I Nl:--fi If ' 4fEmQ,.g n 1' r , s 4 U 59 4 Q 1 il UH 11. 541 11, ll juniors EQ 1- lil!!-BIG r i 4 History of the Junior Class We came to college from the fields with the sounds of the cattle and the shepherds horn in our ears. And we wondered what would be the sounds of college. We went to get-wise party and learned that though freshmen were uncivilized, sophomores were savage, and that the path to orientation seemed to be cruelty. So we made the tom-tom our instrument, because the tom-tom was the symbol of the uncivilized. And we liked the sound of the tom-tom. We liked to hear the steady beat and the loud noise, and somehow we didn't feel inferior. We outdebated the sophomores, and found their mascot, and our menfs team beat them in basketball. And always our tom-toms beat in the background. Andcollege seemed to be the ideal place for the uncivilized. Moving-up day came, and our caps and buttons went. For the first time we came to realize that life was more than a matter of breathing, youth was good, and beauty was rosy cheeked and fresh. We won rivalry and our hearts beat faster than our tom-toms, and their sounds seemed more like the sounds the stars might make. And some- how beside our heartbeats the sound of our tom-toms seemed artificial and so we cast them aside and chose the fife for our instrument. We had become sopho- mores, things to be hated and yet achieved. We now blew our fifes loud and often. We adopted all the manners of a child and the mannerisms of a man. We became adolescent cynics, shouting atheists, and our conceit was boundless. It was a period of transition. We found that there was more need for the sophomore to be orientated than the freshman. Sophomore soiree was fine. It was good to listen to the music and dance. For the first time we were happy. We lost the mascot that year, and later we lost rivalry. But somehow we weren't sadly disappointed. It no longer seemed important to win it. By Moving-up day we felt that we had grown. We no longer shouted loudly and in the place of shallow disbelief came faith. We had become juniors. It was not difficult to decide upon the violin as our instrument. Our sound had deepened. We gained an element of silence, and our music seemed to have captured the quality of moonlight. We came to love our college quietly but deeply, and for the first time we realized the solemnity of the teaching profession. junior prom was brilliant. It gave us memories. We have already decided what instrument we shall play next year. The organ seems to thrill us and to express our innermost feelings. We like its varied sounds, and its deep bass. It symbol- izes to us an ending and a beginning, when we shall leave college and begin living. One I-Iundrcd Fifty-one 1 x 1 1 w W v ,,. 1 r w, X xl! V , e X 4 x X X r I 1 Q .sf ss -mfs 354 1 r V X ' X Ji ' 8. ly 411 umor Class Officers CURTISS RUTENBER . . Prexidenz JOSEPHINE Hom' . . Vice-Prefident s - HELEN BURGHER . Secretary ANDREW Hnrrz . . Trmrurer ELEANOR GAGE . . Song Leader FRANCES KELLER . '. Reporter K A 'Manga S f Y Um' Hundred Fifty-lhree J - ' ss ' a s s is ,. , V' 4 1: v . Clas ABRAMS, MARION KATHERINE . ADAMS, CHARLOTTE LORRAINE . ALEXANDER, MARY HELEN ALLEN, DOROTHY ELEANOR ALMSTEDT, ALBERT F. . . ANDERSON, CHARLOTTE ABIGAIL ANDERSON, WALTER VINCENT . APPLETON, FREDERICK SHERMAN ATKINSON, SARAH ADA . . BAKER, DUANE F. . . BAXTER, ROSE ELIZABETH . BELKNAP, KATHRYN FRANCES . BENEDICT, WINIFRED ALLETTA . BERGSTEIN, ROSE LAURA . BESSEE, FLORA ANTOINETTE BLOOMINGDALE, EARL ROY - BOLTON, MARY . . BREZEE, RUTH CHRISTIAN . BRIERLEY, SARA EVELYN . BROWN, ERMA LOUISE . BUCHANAN, MILDRED COOKE . BURCHER, HELEN . . BURKE, GRACE AGNES . BURLEIGH, DOROTHY ISABELLE . BURNS, VERA B. . . BUSE, DOROTHY HARRIET . CANDEE, MARTHA RAY CAPLAN, SARAH . CARLON, LOUISE . . CHARLES, LULU WINIFRED CHARTRES, HELEN FRANCES CHMIELINSKA, HELEN . CHIELWESKI, VINCENT JOHN CINCEBOX, EDITH ELIZABETH . CLARK, FRANKLIN . . CLEMENS, NILE CECILE . COLLIER, HELEN MARCUERITE . Otto Hmtdrod Fifty-four SOf'1932 Northoille . Albany . Albany . . Utiea South New Berlin . Haoerxtraw Philadelphia, Pa. . Renuelaer . Cohoes . . Windsor Fort Covington . . Philinont Georgetown Station . Sag Harbor . Ronze . Baxotn Brooklyn . Albany New Berlin . La Fargeoille . Pzztnain Station . Cohoe: Troy . Rome . Shelter Ixland . Cohoet . , . Phoenix . Mechanicoille . Hadfon Fall! . Albany . Albany . Albany . Albany Prattfbarg . Athent . Albany . Earloille COMISKEY, MARION ELIZABETH CONNELLY, ALICE MARGARET CONROY, EDWARD JOSEPH . COON, WILLIS AUSTIN . COONS, RUDOLPH . . CORA, MARY GERTRUDE . CRAGG, HELEN LOUISE . CREDLE, JEAN FRANCES . CROWLEY, MILDRED ANNA DARELER, THERESA ELLA . DAVIS, FRANCES KINGSLEY DAVIS, MARTHA ELIZABETH DECKER, CLARA GERTRUDE DE HEUS, MARJORIE IRENE DIMOND, RUTH GERTRUDE DINNEEN, ELLEN M. . DOOLEY, MARY KATHERINE DORGAN, LEAH MARIE . DOWNEY, GENEVIEVE PAULINE DRANSKY, SAMUEL STANLEY DRINON, FRANCES MARION DUNNIGAN, ANNE LUCILLE DUNNING, DORIS MARIE . DURKIN, FRANCES LOUISE EISENBERG, FLORENCE MAE ELMER, N. LOUISE . . ENGLISH, HAZEL MAY . EVERITT, ROBERTA MAY . FASOLDT, SARAH ELIZABETH FAULK, CORRINE ANN MARIE FELSON, BESSIE . . FISCHER, ELIZABETH FISHER, RUTH LILLIAN . FISTER, JULIA ARABELLE . FITZGERALD, CAROLYN . FLEMING, ALICE E. . . FLOODY, ROBERT JOHN . FLOWERS, AUDREY DU BOIS FORTMILLER, EVELYN HENRIETTA FORTMILLER, MARGARET ELEANOR FORTUNE, MARY ALICE . FOX, BEATRICE C. . Fox, EVELYN CECELIA . Port jervif Schenectady Schenectady . Oxwego Germantown . Auhirrn Knoxhoro . Chatham . Carthage Valley Falls . Mexico Wait Winfeld . Utica Eaft Greenhmh . Utica . Utica Greenwich W'ater1rliet Union Center . Alhany Renfxelaer Waterford Schenectady Waterloo Glen Cove . Franklin . Corning . Catfhill Renffelaer jantectown Schenectady Port Chester Fofterdale . Athenf Newhitrgh . Alhany . Albany White Plain! . Newarh . Newarh Watertown New Hartford Mechanicville Om' I-I1nIdred Fifty-,Hzfc FREDERICK, HELEN . . FRENCH, MAGDALENE HELEN FRIEDMAN, FLORENCE . FRISSIE, AVIS JOSEPHINE . FROHLICH, MICHAEL RICHARD GABAUER, FLORENCE ELECTA GAGE, ELEANOR MONROE . GALUSHA, MARGARITA LOUISE GAYNOR, FRANCES ROSE . GAZLAY, MARGARET LINCOLN GIBLIN, ALICE EDNA . GILLIGAN, HELEN LOUISE GODFREY, WEALTHA FRANCES GOLDMAN, ANNA . . GOLDSMITH, RUTH ELIZABETH GOODRICH, ROBERT EDWIN GOTTSCI-IALK, MARGARET CATHERINE . GRAY, DOROTHY . . GREEN, MADELINE BARAT GREEI-I, MARIE . . GULICK, SARAH . GUSTOWT, ROSE MARIE . HAAKE, HELEN BERTHA . HALL, DOROTHY JEAN . HALLOCK, DOROTHY LILLIAN HANDY, HELEN ELIZABETH HARPIER, LAWRENCE C. . HARTIN, RUTH ELIZABETH HARVEY, ROSEMARY ANN . HARWOOD, FRANCIS GERALD HASWELL, HAROLD MOSELY HAWKINS, VIRGINIA IRENE HENRY, MARGARET HARRIET HERR, MARGARET MARION HEYDT, FRANCES PIERSON HIGBY, ESTHER CAROLINE . HILL, SARA B. . . HILTSLEY, ERNESTINE . HOLMES, EI.SIE FRANCES . HOLT, JOSEPHINE . . HONEYCOMBE, LILLIAN FRANCES HOUSMAN, ALICE . . HR1Tz, ANDREW A. . Ono Hmzdrczl Fifty-.fix . Albany Utica . Albany Scbenectady . Albany Troy . Delmar . Newark . Troy Hamilton Watertown Sbortwille Waterford . Albany Ellenoille jobnxon City . Albany Middletown . Albany Fleixcbmannf Ulfter Park Bingbatnton Scbenectady Rocbefter . Medafa Sbaron Spring: Ft. fackfon Gloverwille Weft Winfeld . Perry Hoosick Fall: 1 . Corintb Renffelaer . Albany N. Y. City . Elfmere . Delmar Altamont Cazenooia . Palicadef Watervliet Pozcgbkeepfie . Yonkerf HUBBELL, RUTH MILDRED . HUGHES, ROBERT GORDON . HUMPHREY, ELIZABETH HARRIET IODICE, JOSEPHINE D. . . ISHERWOOD, RUTH MARGARET . JACKSON, ELIZABETH WINIFRED JONES, JEANNETTE ADIELE JONES, ROBERTA H. . KAUT, MARY ELIZABETH . KELLER, FRANCES WINIFRED KELLEY, INEZ ALETHEA . KELLOGG, ANNIS . KELLY, EDWARD JAMES . KENTEIELD, KATHRYN L. . KLINE, SYLVIA J. . . KOLODNY, ELLIS ALEXANDER . KOORY, LOUISE HELEN . KRONMAN, RUTH YSABEL . KROUNER, ANNE . KUBRAN, MARY ROSE LAFFAN, ANN EUGENA . LANSING, WINIFRED . LARBEY, MARION HELEN . . LAUBENSTEIN, HILDA MATILDA . LAVIGNE, VINCENT . . A LAZARONY, LENA JEAN . LEVINE, BESSIE . . LEVINE, EDITH ADELAIDE . LEWIS, ANNETTE LUCILLE . LOCKWOOD, MAR JORIE ELEANOR LONGMUIR, MAR JORIE MARY . LOUBER, EVELIN ISABELLE LYONS, JOHN FRANCIS . MACE, MELVA THERESA . MALLIN, FLORENCE T. . MANN, HOWARD DEPEW . MARK, SHERIDAN DAVID . MASON, RUTH ABIGAIL . MAZAR, FRANCES AGNES . MCDONALD, MARY MARGARET . MCGINNISS, DOROTHY AGNES . MCGRANE, ANNA MAY . MCGRANE, SARAH AGNES . . Troy . Albany Saratoga S pa . Rome Kingxlon Bnrnt I-Iillx Wllliarrzxon . Hillbzcrn New Harfforcl Arnifyzrille Seneca Fall! Aclanzf Cenler Scbeneclacly Bainbridge Kingflon . Albany . Malone Scbenectacly . Albany . Piernzonl G reen fela' C enter . Albany . Albany Lillle Fall! Mecbaniwille . Fredonia Nezobnrgb . Hzcclfon . Ofyining . Albany . Arclfley New York . Corinlb Saranac Lake Scbeneclacly Breakabeen Glens Fallf Fort Slocnrn Binglvarnlon Lake Placid Scbeneclady . Romzclm . Rornzclnf Om' Hundred Fifty-sf'z1c1I MACGREGOR, HELEN VIRGINIA MCLAUGHLIN, ELIZABETH ROSE MCLAUGHLIN, JANE RANKIN MCNALLY, MARY EMMA . MEAD, HELEN BOURNE . MEAD, MARY ESTHER . MERSELIS, DOROTHY MARY MEYER, MILDRED ELIZABETH MILLER, KENNETH ANDREW MOORE, JANE . . . MOORE, MAY LOREETA . MORELAND, EDWARD LLOYD MORRISON, LEOLA JOSEPHINE MULFORD, HONOR ELIZABETH MULLEN, ELINOR MARGARET MURRAY, LORETTA . . MYERS, ELLA LOUISE . NEALON, ELVA LORETTA . NELSON, MARION ELIZABETH NESBITT, ANNE ELIZABETH NORTHROP, MARGUERITE ELVINA O'BR1EN, FRANCIS JOSEPH . OLIVER, ELIZABETH CAMPBELL O'SHEA, MARY LUCY . OSTROSKY, LUCY HELEN . PEARD, ISABEL JANE . PERKINS, MARY ALMENA . PITCHER, ETHEL . . PITTS, EVELYN FRANCES . PUTOWSKI, STELLA ADELAIDE RAETER, JUANITA LOUISE . RANKINS, RAYMOND ROBERT RAY, LOUISE . . . RICE, GEORGE PHILIP . RIEGEL, CATHERINE THIRZA ROHEL, HELEN MARGARET ROJCEWICZ, ALICE ADELAIDE RUTENBER, MARK CURTISS SAROFF, JACK . . . SCHLACHTER, SELMA F. . SCOTT, ERMA LOIS . SCOTT, KATHERINE . SHULMAN, JANE . One Hundred Fifty-eight . fobnfon City . Oriskany Fall.r Port Wafbington . Renffelaer Eaxt Aurora Wbite Plain: . Florida Bay Sbore Slingerlandx . Albany . Milford Bay Sbore . Lake Pleafant Binghamton . Utica . Waterford . West Winfield Menandf . Albany . Palmyra . Beacon Scbenectady . Albany Eaft Iflip . Endicott . Batavia . Hadley Altamont . Albany . Hudxon Fallf . Warwick . Mobawk . Pboenix . Albany . Albany . Elmira Srnitbx Bafin . Albany Scbenectady . Pougbkeepxie . Sidney Cbazrinont . Pougbkeepfie SILVER, HELEN . . SIMMONS, CLARICE INEZ . SIMMONS, VIOLET HOPE . SIMON, BERNARD . . SIMS, SELMA KATHERINE . SLOCUM, VIRGINIA . . SMITH, MILDRED EDITH . SOBOLESKI, ANITA BARBARA SROKA, ANTHONY . . STARR, MARGARET JOSEPHINE . STEINBERG, EVELYN EVA . STEWART, MARGARET . STEWART, MURIEL ILEAN . STIEFVATER, MARIE R. . . STORMONT, ELIZABETH HUMESTON STREVELL, MARION ELIZABETH . STROHMAIER, HILDEGARDE HELEN STRONG, ALBERT HUSTED . SULLIVAN, AUDREY NORMA SWICK, CHARLES LELAND . TARBOX, CARL . . TARPEE, EVELYN M. . ' . T ERWILLIGER, GERTRUDE WARREN TUTHIL, KATHRYN MARIE . VAN BUREN, M. ASENATH WEBB, GERTRUDE L. . WEEKS, DOROTHY JOANNA WEINBERG, LILLIAN . . WHISTEN, DONALD . WICKS, MARY LORETTA . WIENECKE, THERESA . WILLIAMS, HERMINE MARIAN . WILSON, MARGUERITE BAKER . WILSON, MAR JORIE ELIZABETH . WISCHMEYER, LOUISE MARY . WOODCOCK, MILDRED L. . YOUNG, MAR JORIE . . . Troy . Pauling Millerton . Troy Rochefter Coblelhill . White Plainf . Niagara Fallf . . Bnjjtalo . Saranac Lake . Schenectady . Willowernoc . Hoofich Fall! . Utica Phillipfport . johnxon City . . Albany . New Yorh City . Schenectady Saratoga Spring! . . Albany . Perry . Kingfton . Goshen . Albany . Newark . Batavia . Albany . Kingston . Sananoi Patchogzte Anrfterdarn Schenectady . Sherrill . Troy . Fredonia . Eaton Ono Hundred Fifty-nine Lf, 1 - W-1 'M ' W KDS ' ,7Afn Q2M'tif-577: :L't '---'--7,95 TT rt th Q4 at at ll? I T 'T ' U O l Tradltlon GIVES to Thee a Name I Tradition gives to thee a name, Of glory long held dear, yy i A name whose prestige ever grows, T Through each succeeding year, And blazons forth fn standards bright Of majesty and truth, Those standards that will ever be- The lode-stars of thy youth. From thee we seek the fellowship Of learning ways untried, For thee will ever be the songs Inspired by faith and pride. So long as ivy clings the walls We pledge our lives to see That ever shall thy name be held In lasting loyalty. FLORENCE M. GORMLIQY '29 C02 E- 1 Ktq :xg UL4' N I S X7 ffm' Om' H1md1'vd Sixty l .f 7 V t N, M- 'aee L .- A t t ,ww -ex: Y Y 31 Q -ll ,IL 0 Sophomores . r 1 XJH-S Sophomore Class History The class of 1933 is striding past the milestones on the winding pathway of college life to the strains of a glorious march song. At first the notes were a bit ungcertain, and tinged with a faintly primitive wildness. That was Campus day, with ,33's dusky pirates very emphatically making their debut to State college. But not for long ,did this vagueness, this underlying current of disunity, detract from the basic harmony of the whole. Our song gathered volume. It took on life, strength, vitality. lt urged us on and on vp. Witli its encourag- ing notes in our ears, we plunged into the whirlof' college activities-social, scholastic, athletic. And whether we won or lost, the melody stayed. ' Now and again the music did queer things, unexpected things, to accompany someunforeseen antic of the class. The day of freshman-sophomore debate it was particularly .debonair, keeping in tune with the impish frosh who insouciantly defied the gods and the sophomores and kidnapped the captain of '52's team. On Moving-Up Day, it became gay with a gaiety that was almost solemn, There was solemnity as a silent tribute to those seniors who were seeing their last year with State. And there was gaiety because we, the freshmen, had much to gloat over madly and unrestrainedly-the finding of the mascot-the victory in Class Sing--and most wonderful of all, the winning of Interclass rivalry. All these were in the song, and more. There were a few simple, childish bars, denoting the naive delight we took in our Moving-Up Day dinner, and the sheer joy we got from the little triumph of having our class stunt chosen to be pre- sented on alumnae day. As June and Commencement drew near, the music became calm, quiescent, in anticipation of the need for increased vigor during the next year. I And there war a need to be filled. '33 became sophomores. The meta- morphosis was very complete, and quite harmless. Perhaps a few illusions were lost by the wayside, and a few hopes shattered in the bud. Too bad, of course that anyone should be unhappy, but after all, what good tears? In the spring for a dazzling moment there was a new cadence in. the music. It became a crisp tantalizing tune, frivolous, perhaps, but still quite definitely mature. It spoke of Soiree, the sophomores night in Spain! It brought visions of gay red and orange streamers, and dashing toreadors serving amber punch from sparkling crystal bowls. But that was sheer fantasy, it could not endure. Now the music swells to magnificent proportions. It prepares us for another successful moving-up day, for a fuller appreciation of the glory of Commence- ment, and for another year as splendid as the two gone by. We pause as we reach the second big milestone on our pathway, and give thanks for the spirit of our song saying ever: March on! One Hundred Sivly-flirec ymqgvwrjv, ,, T,:,,,Tr,,,..,-, k,.H,,.. 71 . ,LM-. A , , j5ips37f,,,,' My v V gufgje -, .3 , M.- l Em X- .. , K ' . Aff' -2. 5:2 . K 42 . fu , X TQ. X, x, Y UQ .,.,.v' f ., 'Q f 'f k5' 1 sv, - ill 59,53 EW ,N QU m 1 is: E 1 1 1 E i I 5 21 2 'E 2 s I 2 Q E mg 3 1 1 I 3,1 45 l , ,lf I 1 1 I 2 wr 5 ll f Q i K lg: li Q21 :gl L, TW Qi? W, I. I Q N21 XYVY' W :K f' dl' gh, w f K4- -,N 11. . k X ., til,-WA qw' f , , k,,.. ,,.,, . ,.,, f.A..--., Sophomore Class Officers ELIZABETH GORDON . Prexidenf JOHN DETLEFSON BERTI-IA BUHL BRUCE FILBY KATHERINE LONG ALVINA LEWIS Vice-Prefident Serremry Treafurer Song Leader Re power One I-Iundrcd Sixty-fizfe Cilass ALBRECHT, RUTH NAOMI . ALLEN, CLARA VAN BUREN . ALVORD, MARGARET ERNESTINE . ANDERSON, ALICE MAY . APPLEBY, HARRIET . . ARCANGELI, AMELIA JEAN ARMSTRONG, EVELYN . BAKER, CATHERINE MARY BALL, JOSEPHINE ALMYRA BALL, MILDRED ALBERTA . BARNES, ELINOR AGNES . BECKER, EDNA ELIZABETH BERGEN, VERA SPONENBERG BERGSTROM, HILMA LILLIAN BIRK, MARGARET LOUISE . BLACK, GERTRUDE . BOYD, RUTH ADELAIDE BREW, MARY ELIZABETH . BROWN, PHEBE CAROLINE BUCHANAN, MARGUERITE . BUCK, ELLSWORTH GEORGE BUECKE, RUTH ALICE . BUHL, BERTHA MARIE . BURGDORE, LOIS ELEANOR BURRETT, ANNA ATWATER BUSH, ARLTON ROXDEN . BUTLER, HELEN LORETTA CADIEUX, HELEN CATHERINE . CALOW, CHARLOTTE . CAMPBELL, JANET ANNA . CARR, ESTHER MARIE . CARY, A1.ICE EVELYN One Illmdred Sixty-si.z' Of1933 . Delmar Schenectady . H ornell . Catfhill Voorheewill e . Burdett . Albany Claverach Binghamton . Berne Red C reeh Schenectady . Fonda Sag Harbor . Troy . Argyle Utica . Bergen Greenwich H a gaman Dannemora . Utica Utica Lyonf . Ithaca . Ithaca . Troy Schenectady . Albany . Albany M echanicvill e . Salem CEDERQUIST, CAROL JOSEPHINE CHRISTIANSEN, CAROLYN . CHURCH, MARIAN LOUISE CLARK, ELIZABETH CELIA . CAFFEY, MARGARET COHN, ERNA . . COLE, MARGARET . COLLINS, WILLIAM . COOK, EVELYN MADGE COON, WILLIS . CORNELL, ALICE EDNA COSTA, ANNUNCIATA COWEN, HELEN . . COYNE, EDWARD FRANCIS . CROMIE, HELEN . . CRONK, DOROTHY LOUISE CROSBY, NAOMI ALICE . CROWLEY, VERONICA CRUMLEY, ELSIE MAY . DAVIS, FRANCIS JOSEPHINE DIETZ, DOROTHY MAY . DE LAURA, GILBERT . DETLEFSON, JOHN CHARLES . DINNEEN, ABBIE FRANCES DOHERTY, MARY CATHERINE DOMSER, MAR JORIE CAROLYN DORN, FLORENCE LILLIAN DUNN, HARRIET MAY . DUREY, DOROTHY . . DYCKMAN, ETHEL HARRIS jamextown Kenmore . Hamilton Holland Patent Herkimer . Albany . Porfgbkeepfie . Mecbaniwille Rotterdam function . . OIwego . Oneida Newburgb . Mecbanicville . Troy . Albany . Delmar Scbenertady . Albany . Warneff . Stanfordoille Schenectady . Holley . Albany . . Utica Saratoga S ,brings . Booneville Srbodark Landing . Niagara Fallf . Green Lake . Mobegan Lake ESMAY, EVELYN FRANCES . , Utica FARLOW, CAMILLA KRUDSON . Albany FEARY, MARION LUCILLE . , Batavia FEINSTEIN, CLARA . Huntington FILBY, J. BRUCE . . . Niagara Fallf FLANAGAN, MARGARET TERESA . Wellwille FLETCHER, LAURA ESTELLE , Albany One Hundred .S'I'xty-seven FLOOD, ESTELLE . FOSTER, PERSIS EMILY . FREDENBURG, ETHEL IRENE FREEMAN, MARY FRANCES GADWAY, LEONARD SAMUEL GADZIOLA, JULIA . . GAINOR, MARY . . GARDNER, MARY HELEN . GASKILL, DORA . . GEEHIN, DOROTHY SARAH GEWIRTZMAN, ANNE . GILMORE, MAY LOUISE . GOLD, MARCIA MILDRED . GORDON, ELIZABETH MARY GORTON, RUTH ESTHER . GRATRICK, MARION FRANCES GREENBURG, EVELYN . GROSVENOR, JOHN HENRY GUYER, ORMOND . . HAAS, MAR JORIE ANNE . HAGEN, RUTH ELIZABETH . HALLENBECK, HARRIET IDA HANNAH, CHARLOTTE . HARRIS, RALPH . . HARTER, RUTH ELIZABETH HASBROUCK, SARAH ETHEL HEINS, LILLIAN M. . . HENDEE, HAROLD LLOYD . HENRY, CHARLOTTE EVELIE HERMAN, MARION EDNA . HEWITT, ISAEEI. DEBORAH HICKS, EDNA LORAINE . HINAMAN, JULIA LAVINA . HISERT, GEORGE ARTHUR . HITCHCOCK, MARGARET . HODGES, GEORGIA ALICE . HOWE, LILLIAN RETA One Hundred Sixty-eight Troy Dexter . Naffau . Azchztrn Morrixonville . Utica . Salem Poughheejuie . Peehfhill Bedford Hills . Alhany Schenectady . Troy Schenectady . Oneida . Medina Bay Shore Central Bridge . Marion Coxfachie . Palixadef Voorheewille Rennelaer Lyonf Fallx Brookview . Goxhen . Elizaville Stottville ' Schenectady . Rome Ballcton S pa . Elmira Port jervic . Mohawk . Delmar Schenectady . Lazerne HUNT, GERALDINE CATHERINE . IGLESIAS, LUSIA VICTORIA . INGRAHAM, BEN FREDERIC JANSEN, RUTH ERNESTINE JOHNSON, EVELYN . . JONES, CHARITY BERNICE . JONES, LLOYD WARD . JORDAN, NORENE ELIZABETH . JUCKETT, CHARLES ALEXANDER . JUDD, M. ELIZABETH . KANTOR, ROSE MARY . KAPPS, ROSALIND MARTHA KEITH, CHRISTINE . . KELLEHER, MARY AGNES . KERBEL, BERNARD . KILTZ, DORIS MABEL KIMMERLE, DOROTHEA . KING, DOROTHY ADELAIDE KLOMPS, ALICE MARY . KORNMEYER, FLORENCE . KRAM ERS, KATE CAROLYN . KURLIECZ, MARGARET FLORENCE LALLY, LILLIAN AGNES . . LANGE, VIVIAN LUCY . Schenectady . Albany Port Dickinfon . Albany . Mobawk . Spencer Willianzyon Renffelaer . Wextport . Albany . Albany . Troy Sebeneetady . Yonkerf . Albany Fort Plain Sebeneetady Srlaenectady Sebenertady . Boonville . Peekskill . Yonkers Little Fallx Port Cbefter LAWRENCE, ISABEL MAR JORIE . Stnitbtown Brancb LAZEROWITZ, RUTH GRACE . . Liberty LEARY, ELEANOR MARGARET . Hootick Fall! LEIMAN, ADELLE . . . Albany LEWIS, ALVINA RICH . . Owning LILIENTHAL, FRANCES RUTH . . Albany LILLA, MARY DOMINICA . .9 LINDSEY, MOLI.IE FRANCES . LINDT, ADELAIDE MAGDALENE . . Seneca Fall! Nortb Creek Kenza Lake LOHNAS, CHARLOTTE . . Wen Winfield LONG, KATHARINE . LOWENBERG, EVELYN . MADDEN, HARRIETTE ROSABEL . Keefenille . Albany Rocbefter One Hundred Sixty-nine MADIGAN, DOROTHY HELEN MAHSIG, ANNA SOPHIE . MARTIN, MARGARET MERCEDES MATTHEWS, ALICE ELIZABETH MATTICE, DORIS ELIZABETH MAURILLO, CARMELLA VIRGINIA MCCANN, HELEN VERONICA MACCOMBS, ELIZABETH MAY MCFARLAND, FRANK JOHN MCINTYRE, GLADYS . MCINTYRE, JANET . . MCKEON, MADELINE DOROTHY MCMAHON, FRANCES KATHRYN MILLER, HENRIETTA CAROLYN MILLIS, KATHLEEN GRACE MOORE, KATHERINE MARGARET MORTON, MAR JORIE JEAN MOWBRAY, ANNA LOUISE . MURPHY, ELLEN MARTHA. NAGY, HELEN F. . . NESBITT, OLIVE L. . NEWTON, INDIA A. . NICHOLS, CAROL LOUISE . NORD, ALICE VENDELA . ODELL, MARGARET LOUISE O'DONNELL, MARGUERITE PALMER, GRACE LORAINE PEETS, ISABEL MARIE . PESKO, AMALIA VICTORIA . PITKIN, MARY ELSIE . PUTNAM, RUTH PUTNAM, VIOLET . QUICK, MILDRED L. . . RAUSCH, MARGARET LOUISE REAGAN, W. MATTHEW . REDMOND, MARIE EUGENIA REILLY, MARY AGNES . T One Hundred Seventy I Schenectady Schenectady . Poughkeepfie . Troy Schenectady Schenectady Schenectady Frankfort . . Bujalo Lake Champlain . . Ithaca . I-Ioofick Falls . Albany . Belle Harbor Renxfelaer Millbrook Blue Point Newburgh Glouerwille . Camilluf . Holley . Cortland Bainbridge . Albany . Hartford Port ferric . . Valatie Saratoga S pringf . Hamilton Schenectady Glooerwille . Saratoga . Poughkeepsie . White Plainy Renxfelaer . Troy Troy REINHART, RALPH RAYMOND Claadwickx REYNOLDS, RUTH EDGARTON . Albany ROBERTS, GEORGIA MARIE Granville RODDY, MARGARET . . Mecbaniczrille ROOHAN, MARGARET ALICE . Saratoga ROOT, FRANCES ELMINA . . Albany RUTESHOUSER, DOROTHY . . Roxbury RYAN, DENISE . . Scbenectady RYAN, JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH Seneca Fallf RYAN, KATHERINE MARY . Mecbanicfrille SALAMACK, ANNA . . Arnfterdarn SAWYER, GERTRUDE ELIZABETH Mecbanicellle SAXTON, MAE ELIZABETH . Schenectady SERVICE, MARGARET CANTINE Stone Ridge SEVERNS, DOROTHY EMMA . Perry SHAFFER, ALVIN GEORGE . . Albany SHEEI-IAN, MARTHA ELIZABETH . Oneida SHOOK, INEZ ELIZABETH . Scbenectady SIMMONS, BESSIE . Harleynille SMITH, FLORENCE MARIE . . Albany SMITH, HILDA YVETTE . Albany SMITH, MAE VERONICA . Bedford Hillr SNYDER, HELEN . . Albany SOLOMON, RENA . . Elmira SPITZ, BERTHA . . . Sag Harbor SPURBECK, GERTRUDE ELIZABETH Fly Creele STEINBERG, MAURICE . STEWART, CLAYTON CHASE STYN, LAURA HELEN . SUTTON, HAZEL OTIVIA . SZERSZEN, LEONARD JOSEPHINE TANGNEY, MARION TERESA TAYLOR, CLARICE MARGARET TEPPER, EDITH . . TESSIER, MARIE RACHEL . THOMPSON, LYDIA M. . TINKLEMAN, RUTH ELAINE East Scbodack Hoofick Fallf . Eden Mantaroneck . Elmira Tuxedo Park Little Fall: . Albany . Colaoey Newburgh P014 glak ee pfie One Hundred .S'e1rc'r1ty-.mc TOMPKINS, BEATRIGE ELIZABETH TRELA, MARY ELIZABETH . . Raoena Bedford Mill: TUTTON, MARIE ELIZABETH . Cainilln: VAIL, AUGUSTA ADAMS . . Unadilla VAN DUZEE, HELEN JOYCE . . Gonvernenr VAN VALKENBURG, KATHRYN MARGARET Wbitesboro VAUGHN, ALICE NORRIS . . . . Dundee VROOMAN, HELEN ELIZABETH . . Albany WADE, MAR JORIE EMELIA Mecbanicville WAGNER, E. BEATRICE . Mills WALD, MARY . . . Utica WALTERMIRE, HELEN . Scbenectady WAMSLEY, LUCILLE EDITH Indian Lake WATKINS, JEAN LIVINGSTON . Albany WHITE, MARY HARRIET . Otiflaany Falls WICKHAM, BARBARA Greenville WILL, GEORGE JOHN . . Kingfton WILLIAMS, DORIS HOBART Sontbbold WILSON, ELEANOR . . Anzcterdain WILSON, LINA MAY . Ovid WOLF, ALINE EBEL . . . Sangertiec WOODBURN, ESTHER COLDBRIDGE . Walton WURSTLIN, FLORA PADLER . Stockport ZOTZ, ETHEL ELIZABETH . . Ardcley ZUCKMAN, FREDA JUNE . . Albany One Ilundrvd Seventy-two if f -.- .N- Q ' N ' Q IH ff 41 3 9 F r e S h m a n .3 N. vw Q 1 + i5J6i fs'5?J?Av5i7i5fP ,rigid A Freshman Class History State! What a realm of mystery that name portrayed to the eager 34's who fiocked to its doors last September. Little .did we realize what was held in store for us, but how far our imaginations carried' us! We came that first morning, happy, gay, curiously expectant for we knew not what. We have lived here for a whole year--a glorious year, full of fun, frolic, and laughter. College life has been kind to us since it has added just enough poise and dignity to our already remarkable make-ups to enable us to carry out successfully the weighty responsibilities of next year. We have had the trials and tribulations of all Frosh, of course. Our nights have been filled with dreadful dreams of history quizzes, billetdoux, and exams until we made the discovery that they aren't nearly so terrifying or frequent as we had imagined. The Sophs tried to humiliate us too, but with little success. We graciously and condescen.dingly donned conspicuous, outlandish outfits in order that the Sophomores might avenge the humiliations which they had suffered at the hands of the present Juniors. Resplendent in white dresses and fashionably becoming black cotton stockings, we roamed the halls for a week. For a week we were joyously free from the ever-present problem of what to wear tomorrow . The Sophs gloated over our supposed misery, little knowing how much we enjoyed the experience, nor could we bring ourselves to disillusion them. That unusual week over, college went on as usual, if college life can ever be described as ' usural!. In inter-class rivalry we put up some lively opposition. Qualms of anxiety beset the Sophs as they met our teams. For banner rush, mobs of Freshmen came out, working together in closest harmony and joined now by bonds of good comradeship. How good to feel the supporting hand of a fellow Frosh as you stealthily grope your way alongsome dark passageway to try to catch sifvht of t'-ft coveted banner. Although the '33's still keep their beloved ensign, we worrie' them to the best of our ability. Unsolved mysteries still baffle the all-wise Sophs -mysteries with solutions known only to the Frosh, Did I hear someone mention suitcase ? Oh, this year has been a happy one! How quickly it has passed, leaving us entirely satisfied with State ourselves, with the world in general! Gay, eager, and laughing, we us ed it in, and ay, eager, and laughing, we usher it A ear well- ed in a life' We B f X of 7 il r li :ZS I S9 U - D' if wr SX Hqprdred Scan y- rw J YP' f 5 t - F of 1' J q . 1, F ,gy ,V K jfu 4 v V. J 1 X., V' w 1 . vang, 1 'Q' fy T251 , iilf A I . i I jfJf'QJ'. Jw f If .1 'Q-Z i 1 W- f ' . X X X ala, ,. fA,4a,f7 :ff f .Wf 'Q f ,za l x N ui wg- ' I ? ,W lil, , Q, LI f V . 3 L ik a I . Freshman' Class Officers JACK SAUNDERS . . . . Prexident WILLIAM NELSON .Vice-Prefident HILDA BRADLEY . Secretary PHILIP RICCIARDI . Treasurer MARION MLECZBK . Song Leader REN V Reporter ww fQ'V ' C-6,5 C:X,,,:xL L1 5 . , . , I -f 7' One Hundred Seventy-seven X X' N- LQ, ' AA J' I. Class ABA JIAN, VIRGINIA . . ANDRE, ELINOR ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG, GLADYS MARIE ARNOLD, ELIZABETH EMMA ARNOTT, RENWICK C. . ARTHUR, HESTELLA L. ASIKIS, GUS M. . ATWELL, DOROTHY E. AUEREACH, PHILIP . BAKER, HELEN AGNES . BANCROFT, ROGER WILLIAMS . BARKER, DOROTHY MAE . BARRETT, HELEN FRANCES BARRON, MAR JORIE . . BECK, AGNES MARIE BEDELL, RUTH ALICE .A BEIK, ALVERDA KATHLEEN BELL, DORIS E. . . BELL, HILDA MAY . . BENEDICT, DONALD ORVILLE BENEDICT, MARIE CAROLINE BENJAMIN, LOIS ELEANOR BERKOWITZ, IDA MAY . BIENICH, STELLA CATHERINE BIGELOW, GLENDEEN ORRA BISHOP, CELIA ELEANOR . BLAKELY, MARION BESSIE BOCHNER, ROSE DIANE . BOLAND, MARIE MARGARET BOOKHEIM, HILDA . . BOWER, IRENE MARGARET BOYCE, HATTIE ELIZABETH BRADLEY, HILDA ANITA . BRADY, ENID LOUISE BRANDES, SARA . BRAY, DAVID . . . BRONK, HARRIET LOUISE . One Hundred Scverzty-eight Of'1934 . Troy Frankfort Sebenectady Sbrub Oak . Walden Slingerlands Port jeroif Woodridge . Albany . . Troy . jolonfon City Broadalbin . Troy Wateroliet . Troy . Elfrnere . Albany . Peelexkill . Mayfena . . Perry Georgetown Station . . Albany . Utira Arnxterdarn Glens Fall! . Saratoga Spa I Loztdonoille Monticello . Troy . Albany . Sauquoit . Mafxena Canandaigua Cooperftown Schenectady . . Albany . New Baltimore BROOKS, OSMER JAMES . BROWER, KATHRYN SANFORD BROWN, CATHERINE ANN . BROWN, DOROTHY ALICE . BROWN, HAZEL RUTH BROWNHARDT, RITA . BUCKLEY, HELEN JOSEPI-IINE BULLARD, DORIS ELINOR . BYRNES, PAULINE ANNA . CANNON, CATHERINE MARIE CAPLAN, HENRY ENOCH . CAREY, MARGARET JUNE . CARLSON, MARY ISABEL . CENTNER, MATILDA CHURCH, HAZEL IRENE . CIPPERLY, ETHEL IRENE . CLICKNER, RUTH FLORENCE CLUM, AUDNA TAYLOR . COE, BEATRICE ELOISE . COLLINS, LILLIAN JOSEPHINE CONNELLY, LETITIA LOWE . CORNELL, MARION JEAN . COUTANT, ELEANOR ELIZABETH CRAIGMILE, JEAN . . CRIDEN, REBECCA HARRIET CROUCH, AGNES MAY . CROWLEY, MARY FRANCES CRUTCHLEY, MARGUERI'fE ANN CUNNEEN, KATHRYN HELEN CUNNING, MARY ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM, ESTHER RACHEL . D'ANITO, OLYMPIA LAURETTE DANAHY, HELEN RUTH . DAVIES, ESTHER JOSEPHINE DAVIES, MARY ELEANOR . DAVITT, HELEN MARY DAY, MARY VILONA DEEVEY, EDWARD SMITH . DEGNAN, RICHARD EUGENE DEHOLLANDER, EDITH LUCILLE DELANEY, ELIZABETH CLAIRE DENISON-WHEELER, HELEN DENTON, ALICE ELIZABETH . Ithaca . Alhany Watervliet Broadalhin Sherhurne . Cohoef Dolgezrille Storrnville Waterville Tarrytown . Alhany Schenectady fanzeftown Glozrerwille Fernwood . Hooxich . Troy . Troy Mechanicville Cooperftown White Plain! Saratoga Spa Schenectady Port Byron . Buffalo North Granville . Atthurn Sozttharnpton Port jervif . Troy Ogdenxhztrg . Rome Fort Edward . Menandf . Rome Plattfhtzrg . Alplatu . Alhany Niagara Fall! . Sprahert Port jeroix Renxselaer Schenectady One Hundred Seventy-Ixinc DENTON, MURIEL FLORENCE 1 DERMODY, GERTRUDE ALICE DESANTIS, GRACE CELESTE DIAMOND, SHIRLEY . . DICKINSON, MADALYN . DICKSON, ELIZABETH MARION . DICKSON, MARGARET HELEN . DIEHL, KATHERINE ANTOINETTE DOHERTY, MARGARET HELEN . DOHERTY, MARIE GERTRUDE DOOCEY, JANE PATRICIA . DORSINO, ANTHONY DOYLE, BETHIA LAIRD . DUDDEN, EVELYN ELIZABETH . DUMAIN, SYLVIA . . DUNHAM, CHARLES BRADLEY . DZIKOWICZ, MATILDA FRANCES . EATON, JESSIE ELIZABETH . ECKERT, THEODORE E. . EDDY, DONALD WELLS ERNEST, TRESSA RUTH ERB, AGNES LYDIA . . ERVIN, MARION FRANCES . ESTES, FRANCES MARIE . FAUCETT, HELEN RUTH . FILIPOVITCH, EUDAPIA . FINCH, MARY ELIZABETH . . FITZPATRICK, ALICE MARGARET . FITZPATRICK, CATHERINE AGNES FLANAGAN, HELENE PATRICIA . FOLEY, MARY LORENA . FOWLER, WILBUR EDWARD FRALICK, ANITA . . FRANCE, RUTH MARY FRANKEL, FLORENCE . FRAZER, DOROTHY . . FREDERIC, KATHERINE SYRENA . FREED, DOROTHY . . FRITCHER, DOROTHY MILDA FUSSIK, ANNA . . GALLUP, EDITH HARRIET . GARRETT, THOMAS RAYMOND . GARRISON, MILDRED DOROTHY . One Htnzdrca' Eighty Frankfort . Hancock . Utica Scbenectacly . Colonie . Al planf S cbenectacl y . Raoena Saratoga Spa . Beacon Troy Ronze . Scotia . Cainillnx . Utica . Albany Arniterclanz S cbenectacl y LaFarge1tille Saratoga Spa Stamford . Mayville S cbenectacl y Anfable Forkx . Batb . Hartwick . Albany Utica . Albany Watertown Ballyton Spa l S cbenectacl y . Sterling Station S cbenectad y Monticello Poztgbkeepfie . Troy . Utica Glooerwille Sangertief . C batbatn Wynantrkill Red Hook GATES, HELEN BARBARA . GAY, STEWART IRWIN . GEDDES, EMMA LEONA . GEHLE, MARCELLE VERONICA . GEREN, JOHN FRANCIS . GIBLIN, MARY ALICE . GIZZARELLI, FERNANDA T. GODFREY, LOUISE HARTLEY . GOODENOW, HARRIETTE LUELLA GOODMAN, FLORENCE . . GOODMAN, KATHRYN . . GOTTSCHALK, HELEN ELIZABETH GOULD, LENA . . . GRAINER, DOROTHY GRACE GRANNIS, ESTHER ELIZABETH . GREGORY, WILLIAM HENRY GRIFFIN, DOROTHY MAY . GROW, MABEL LORRAINE HAIGHT, LAURA VIRGINIA . HALLADAY, MARGARET E. HALLADAY, MARY ESTHER . HAMMERSLEY, FRANCES HUDSON HARRINGTON, VIVIAN CONSTANCE HART, MARGARET R. . . HASSETT, ELIZABETH HAUG, KATHRYN F. . . HEFFERN, CATHERINE MONICA . HERMANN, ANNA ELIZABETH . HESLAN, MARION HELEN . HEWITT, HELEN R. . . HICKEY, ANNA MILDRED . HIGGINS, FRANCES K. . . HOCKENBERGER, CHRISTINE E. . HOFFA, TESSIE ELIZABETH . HOFFMAN, OTTILIA ELIZABETH . HOKE, HELEN LOUISE . HONEYCOMBE, MARY LOUISE HOROWITZ, ETHEL . . HOVEY, ALBERT JEROME . HOWARD, MARION CLARE . HOWELL, MARTHA IRENE . HUFF, MARY KATHRYN . HUTT, MARY PAULINE Coxfachie . Warfaw Renffelaer . Alloy Valley Fallx Carthage Port Henry Niagara Fallf . Utica Hoofich Falls fohmhttrg . Monroe . Corinth Renffelaer . Clinton Millhrooh . Rome . Adarnf Morriwille Callicoon Callicoon N. Cohoef . Naffan . Rome Fort Plain Staatfhnrg Green Ifland Pozzghheetluie Arnxterdanz Richfeld S pa . Troy Schenectady . W'eh.fter Schenectady Conftahleoille Cootlrerftown Wateroliet Binghamton . Presho Franhlinoille . Dundee . I-Ianhinf . Owego One I'IHI1U'I'l7fl Eighty-one HUTZENLAUB, BABETTE . JAMISON, CATHERINE M. . JASPER, AARON. . . JEFFREYS, FRANCES MARIA JERZYKIEWICZ, ANNA FRANCES JOHNSON, ELIZABETH AGNES JOHNSON, MILDRED BELLE JOLLIFFE, MARIE . . JONES, PAULINE MARIE . KAMMIERER, M. ELIZABETH KASINIK, MARGARET MAE KASTIC, MARY . . KELLER, ELSIE MARIE . KELLEY, MARGARET MILDRED KELLY, LOUISE MARY . KELLY, MARION CECILIA . KETCHAM, GEORGE E. . KJOLSETH, ELSA . . KLOSE, DOROTHY FREDERICA KLUGE, HELEN MARTHA . KNOWLTON, HARRIET C. .' KUFAHL, GERTRUDE DOROTHY XLAPP, ELIZABETH FRANCES LAURENSKI, CASSIE . . LEVINE, LIBBY . . LEVINSTEIN, IRENE GLADYS LEVINSTEIN, SANFORD JULIUS LITTS, INEZ LOUISE . . LLOYD, MARION FRANCES . LOEBLE, ELEANOR CATHERINE LOFTUS, GERTRUDE MAR JORIE LOMBARDI, MILDRED MARY LUQUER, VERONA ELIZABETH LUSH, JENNIE . . MCAVOY, JESSIE . . MCCLUER, KATE ELECTA . MACCONNELL, JANE ELIZABETH MCDONALD, ROSELAND JANE MCEWAN, ALICE CORA . MCKEE, ANNA JEANNETTE MCNARY, BERTRAM CHAUNCEY MCNICKLE, MINNIE ALICE MACK, TI-IERESA . . One fl1lIIlll'!'ll Eiglzfy-Iwo Offining Newhargh . Alhany Whitehall . Utica Pleafantville fameftown . Schenectady . . Scotia Wefthainpton Beach . Pleafant Valley Binghamton Coeymanf . Aaharn . Httclfon Fallf . Beacon . . Beacon . . Scotia Wefthampton Beach . Stony Point . Argyle Attica . Haclfon Dtzanefharg . Hooxich Fallf . Troy Troy . Pitlafhi . Saaqaoit . Troy . Norwich . W. Coxxachie . Oneonta Schenectady Schenectady Farinerwille . Delmar Cananclaigzca . Mohawk . White Plainx Averill Parh . Utica Binghamton MAHAR, HELEN MARY . MALONEY, SARA DOROTHY MANN, BENITA ELAINE . MARK, EVA LILLIAN MARTIN, GERALDINE S. . MARTIN, MARGARET JANE . Srbeneclady Srbenectady . Albany . Troy . Lowoille . Sbortwille len Cove MATTHEWS, MAYBELLE VERc15icQLUmt'o9 t 1 , ! MELANSON, MARIE MARION MELLON, GERTRUDE VERONICA . MELLOR, RUTH . . MEYERS, ROBERT F. MILLER, RETA LOUISE MLECZEK, MARION . . MOAT, MARGARET ELIZABETH . MONTGOMERY, GEORGE WILLIAM MOORE, MARY GALLAWAY . MOORE, MARY JOANNE . MORGAN, RUTH EVANS . MORRIS, LOUISE MAY MOSES, JANE ALICE . MURPHY, GLADYS CATHERINE . MURRAY, JEAN ROBINSON NAROSKY, CLARA MAE . NELSON, MARION WHITE NELSON, WILLIAM CHARLES NOON, ELLEN S. . . NOONAN, MARY TERESA . NORRIS, AZALIA A. . . NOTTINGHAM, BARBARA V. O,CONNOR, MARY ELIZABETH . OEFNICK, PAULINA EDITH OLSZEWSKA, FRANCES MARY O'NEILL, ELLEN . . OSBORN, LETTIE FLORENCE OTTOSON, FLORENCE NETTIE . OWEN, ALICE ELEANOR . PALAND, CHRISTINE . PALEDINO, SARA ZETA . PANTALONE, EMMA ANNE PARIS, HELEN MARGUERITE PARKER, HANNAH . . . PARTRIDGE, DOROTHY FRANCES . PATTERSON, LOIS KATHERINE . ,Y'Y 3Q'-f . ' I S One H1 . I n , X 'A N SL . !iUlg'N 5, -N . . Hadx , Snzitbville Flat.rA Srbeneclaay Slingerlandf . Ofwego . Albion Millbrook . Albany Cazenooia . Corinlb S fb en eclad y . Pougbkeepiie Scbeneciady . Albany Peekfbill Utica . Coboex . Syracafe . Perry . Mecbanicville . Hancock . Scbeneclacly Golden'J Bridge - Ridgebzzry Iafneflozon Scbenectacly . Albany . La Ray Anzfferdam Broaclalbin . HZICZJOH Fall! . Beaver River fafneflown mdrvd liig1l:ly-llzrvv PECK, MYRTLE ANNA PERRY, HELEN V. . . PETERS, GERALDINE AILEEN PETTIGREW, EMILY GAGE . PIERSE, HELEN MARIE . PIESTER, MURIEL EVELYN . PIKE, MARION S. . PITKIN, LOUISE ESTELLA . PLANTE, LEO A. . . PODLEWSKA, JANE T HEODORA PRINDLE, GERTRUDE MARIE PROPER, HILDA ELAINE . PUTNAM, IDA E. . . RAND, GRENFALL NEWTON RASMUSSEN, ELIZABETH M. RICCIARDI, PHILIP VINCENT ROBERTS, EUGENIA INEZ . ROBINSON, ROBERT TOWNE ROGERS, WILLIAM ROYAL . ROSENBERG, GERTRUDE . ROSENBECK, ROSE MARION ROWLEY, LOIS E. . .' ROY, LEON PAUL . RUEIN, JULIET HARRIET . RUDOF, VERA MARION . RUSS, ALMIRA WINIFRED . RYAN, THOMAS JOSEPH . SALESE, ELIZABETH D. SAROEF, SYLVIA . . SAUNDERS, JACK WILLIAM SCHUSTER, TARSILLA MARY SCHWEIGERT, ROSE MARIE SCHWORM, EDWARD KENNETH SCOTT, IVIURIEL IRENE . SEIGLER, ZELMA BEATRICE SI-IAPIRO, CELIA . . SHARON, MARIE-LOUISE . SHAVER, DORIS ROSEMARY SHEAR, BEULAH ETHELYN SHERRELL, VIRGINIA S. . SHIELDS, JULIA OLIVE . SHIRKEY, MARY FRANCES . SHOREY, GENEVIEVE ALMEDA Om' l11llIdl'I'tl E1'glIly-four Cooperflown . Rorne Brownzrille Saratoga S pa N ewbnrgh . Aneranz . Perry Schroon Lake Mooerf Forhf Anzxlerdanz Savannah . Mayjield Schenerlady . Albany Narrowfbarg Oyffer Bay Weil Carthage Franhforz . Bergen . Albany Thornpfon . Fallon . Albany . Albany . Albany Schenerlacly . Albany Newburgh Soheneclacly . Alhenx Schenerfazly . Albany . Albany lValertozon Anzflerdarn . Albany Herhinzer . Ronze Scheneclael y . Bearon Sjlarrowbzzfh Scheneetacly . Corinth SIMMERER, CATHERINE D. SIMMONS, KATHERINE SIMONS, VIRGINIA GRACE . SISBOWER, EUNICE EUGENIA SKAU, ELIZABETH LAURA . SMITH, DORIS CHARLOTTE SMITH, THELMA H. . . SMOLIK, ELIZABETH ANNE SNARE, CONSTANCE ELIZABETH . SNOW, GERTRUDE LUCRETIA . SNYDER, IRENE ELIZABETH SOMERS, HELEN RITA . SOVIK, ROSE FRANCES SPEILLER, IDA . . . SPRATT, CHARLES JOSEPH STEELE, ELIZABETH RAE . STEIN, MARION . . STEPHEN, AGNES ALEXANDER . STETKAR, BESSIE OLGA . STEWART, RITA . . . STOWELL, Mi'RTLE ROSAMOND . TEPER, EDWARD . . . TRENTLEMAN, ALVINA . TRIVISONDOLI, GILDA F. . ULINE, DOROTHY ELSIE . . UNGER, MARTHA EMILY . . VAN BUREN, BLANCHE LUCILLE VAN DEVENTER, ADELINE LORRAINE VAN HOESEN, MARIE . . VAN SCOTT, M. DOLORES . VAN WELY, HARRIET . VAUGHN, LILLIAN TERESA VROMAN, LAURA ELIZABETH . VROMAN, MARJORIE A. . . VROOMAN, MELBURN CLARENCE WAITE, LUELLA . . . WALKER, MARION JOSEPHINE . WALLING, ALMA ALENE . WALTHER, MARY LOUISE . WATERBURY, ELEANOR . WEBER, FRANCES BEATRICE WEBSTER, LEORA EVA . NVEINER, IDA . . . Utica Millbrook . Mexico Ronze . Troy Coxyacleie . Peebfklll . Ricbjiela' Spa Scbeneclacly . N. Brookfield Rbinebecb . Liberfy Beacon . Ulica . Saraloga Spa Scboclack Landing . . Troy Nyack . Afbenf Werferlo . Orwell . Albany Anzfterafanz . Albion Wynanfybill . HIJCZJOH Scotia . Corning Coxfacleie Macealon . Albany . Coboes . Miclcllebargb . Cenlral Bridge Harriwille . Mexico . Glafco New Berlin Wellfoille Dolgeoille Glooerwille . . Horner . Saranac Lake One Huzzdrccl Iiiglzfy-fiqve WEINER, LILLIAN . WEITSMAN, ROSE . . WELCH, MARION ELIZABETH WELLING, GRACE ELIZABETH WELLS, ELIZABETH LOUISE WELLS, EVELYN KATHERINE WHITE, FRANCES EVELINE WHITE, MILDRED . . WICKS, MAR JORIE BATSON WILKINS, KATHRYN STANDISH WILLIAMS, MARY BARBARA WILLSON, JOHN WINFIELD WILSON, SYLVIA DALIDA . WINTER, BARBARA . . WINTER, ISABELLE AGNES WISNIEWSKI, MARY ROSE . WIZWER, ROSE . WOOD, MIRIAM FOSTER . WOOD, NELLIE F. . WRIGHT, RUTH C. . YAWKLER, CORINNE ZELNICK, SOPHIA ANNA . ZUEND, ELIZABETH . One Hundred Eiglzly-Sir . Albany . Owego . Union . Cambridge Rorbzfille Center . Efperanre Cincinnatzzf . Coboef . Cooperflown . Bedford Hillf . Coboef Rome . Albany . Pougbbeepfie . S. Korlrigbl Srbeneeiady Hurleyoille . Malone . Hanzden . Sfbeneclady . Ballflon Lake Waleroliet Scofia 5-x Urgczrzzzalibru .F.5s !k' 3 Ayr -- ww M., I f Q. wa QJJKZJ7 21 N if ll 3+ 9 if 4? 5 1 I I I Honor SOCICUCS .fu 1- -N L 1931 1 .-, ,IM- . 4 .P , ....,...,,,..,, . .I 2 w V W W w Myskania Myskania, organized in 1917, is an honorary body composed of seniors who have led in scholarship, literary effort, debate, dramatics, and in undergraduate affairs generally. This organization leads in formulating student sentiment in matters relating to student activities. These activities include: induction of freshmen into col- lege customs, organization of the freshman class, guardianship of college tradi- tions, preservation of student morale, direction of Campus Day program, and Moving-Up Day. The members are elected in the spring of their Junior year, and they are made known Moving-Up Day, when the outgoing Myskania taps the new Myskania. The members are chosen as follows: the Student Association elects three qualified juniors by a popularity vote, besides the Student Association presi- dent, who becomes an ex-oliicio member. The other eight, nine, or ten members are chosen by the outgoing Myskania at its discretion. Members 1930 Beatrice Louise Van Steenburgh Russell Willard Ludlum Louise Wilhelmina Schneider Carolyn Elizabeth Kelley Frances Virginia Peck Ruth Parry Hughes Helen Baumes Otis Marion Inez Gilbert Catherine Rutherford Norris Cornelius Walter Driscoll Adella Rennetta Miller Alfred David Basch One Hundred Ninety-one V I 5' A G 1. io 'Q 1 I, I, LU: 1 yi. ,,A.. N Signum 'Laudis Signum Laudis is an honor society organized at State College in 1930 Its purpose is to promote scholarship. Each year the ten per cent of the senior class which has achieved the highest scholastic standing is admited to mem bership. RUTH STEELE IRMA VAN LAER Hortense Brady Elizabeth Corr Helen Efner Mary Mclnerny Catherine Moore Lilly Nelson Beatrice O'Connell Sylvia Rose Gertrude Shill Family l,VI67?Zb6l'.f Dr. A. R. Brubacher Dr. W. Metzler Dr. Harold W. Thompson Ojicerx Members Ruth Steele Irma Van Laer Norman Collins Arnold Copping Louise Cronk Catherine Delaney Esther Eckstein Alice Fasoldt jean Gillespy Cecilia Shapiro . Prefidenr Secremry-Trefzfzzrer Brooks Jones Katherine Kirueger Mildred Larson Frances Levinson Douglas Lincoln Elizabeth Moriarity Carolyn Kelley Clarice Prince Mary Reisner One Himrlrvd Ninety Ihr e T3 Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu, a National Social Science Honor Society, has more than one hundred chapters in American colleges and universities. The Delta chapter of New York was established at State College as Herodotus, an honor organization for students in history. In 1927, it became affiliated with the national organization. Pi Gamma Mu has for its purpose the encouragement of undergraduate study of the social sciences. Two juniors and from nine to eleven seniors who have distinguished themselves in social science studies are elected to membership each year. Ffzczrlfy M embeizr Miss M. J. Albright Miss E. Shaver Prof. C. A. Hidley Prof. A. A. Walker Dr. A. W. Risley Dr. D. V. Smith Dean W. H. Metzler Dr. A. R. Brubacher Miss Helen T. Fay H0720l'di'y Memberr S. Heason L. T. Hubbard Miss Baer Mrs. Hubbard Miss Rosenzwei g UHLCEFJ' ELIZABETH MORIARITY . . LILLY NELSON . . CATHERINE MOORE MARGARET HENRY Memberr Helen Eddy Hortense Brady Edith James Douglas Lincoln Beatrice O'Conne1l Elizabeth Moriarity Lilly Nelson Catherine Moore Esther Eckstein Pfefidem' Vice-Prerident Secretary Trezzmrer Dorothy Rasmussen Sylvia Rose Margaret Henry Kenneth Miller One Hundred Ninety fiv Omicron Nu Beffz Cbfzpler Emzblifbed at Smfe College 191 5 p It is the purpose of Omicron Nu to stimulate scholarship and provide leader- ship among the students of Home Economics, It is an honor soiciety, and only juniors and seniors who have attained high scholarship in this field of work are eligible for membership. Faculty Advisor Miss MAY FILLING!-IAM Offers JANET CAREY . . . Preridenf and Secremry PAULINE SEBAST . . Vice-Prefident and Treasurer Members janet Carey Vida Frey Miss May Fillingham Pauline Sebast Mrs. Florence D. Frear Carol Sinnott One Hundred Ninety-seven 6 . Alpha Phi Gamma Kappa Chapter of Alpha Phi Gamma came to State College in March, 1928. Membership in Alpha Phi Gamma is considered the highest journalistic honor offered to undergraduates at State College. Alpha Phi Gamma is the only national co-educationl journalistic fraternity. Members are elected for meritorious service on their publications. H onomry Memberr Dr. A. R. Brubacher Dr. Harold Thompson Dr. Harry W. Hastings Ojicerr ALFRED BAscH . . . Preridenr CATHERINE BRODERICK . V ire-Prefidenr GEORGE RICE . Secretary MAXINE ROBINSON Treazrurer ALICE SPLAIN . . Bazilij Members Alfred Basch Catherine Broderick Samuel Dransky Audrey Flowers Marion Gilbert Andrew Hritz Edith james Carolyn Kelley Rose Koren M Helen Mead Netta Miller Helen Otis George Rice Albert Ritchie Maxine Robinson Alexander Schoor Alice Splain One IJ1'H1dI'Cd Nlllffjl-lllllf Kappa Phi Kappa The Chi Chapter of Kappa Phi Kappa, a professional was installed at State College on April 4, 1927. Family PRES. A. R. BRUBACHER PROE. R. H. KIRTLAND PROF. DEAN W. H. METZLER PROF. M. G. NELSON PROF. PROF. A. K. BEIK PROF. J. M. SAYLES PROF Officers ARNOLD B. COPPING RAYMOND L. COLLINS . HAMILTON ACI-IEsON WALTER DRISCOLL DR. A. K. BEIK . . Hamilton Acheson Alfred Basch Earl Bloomingdale Arnold Copping Raymond Collins Walter Driscoll Vfalter Anderson Franklin Clark Two Hundred George Graff Arthur jones john Kennedy Royal Knox Russell Ludlum Charles Lyons Harold Haswell Andrew Hritz Members 1931 Douglas Lincoln Harry McMahon Irving McConnell Lyle Mehlenbacher Lawrence Newcomb Edward Osborn 1932 Kenneth Miller George Rice education fraternity C. A. HIDLEY E. B. SOUTH D. V. SMITH . Preridenl Vice-Prefidenl . Secrefary . fTrea,r11rer . Family Adviror Fneene Pollock Albert Ritchie William Sawyer Victor Starr Donald Whiston Robert Rankins jack Saroff -' , 1 N ,Qjl - E335 'fm 9 ' 1 , fi E iid JL ll s 1 Seeret Societies r 4 74? WNY Pe e 1 7 nf bv ., Xi! I f i n . , f H Lf I, Vg 44, ' v 1 i ' , 1. , l Vim www? K , , 2 n N Delta Omega Founded 1890 Honorary Member: Miss Agnes Futterer Miss Elizabeth Shaver Miss Katherine Peltz Miss Edith O. Wallace Miss Eunice A. Perine Miss Anne Cushing Miss Charlotte Loeb Members 1931 Dorothy Abrams Betty Burdett Ardith Down Jean Gillespy Helen Henderson jewel johnson Catherine R. Norris Elizabeth Schrauth Ethel Smith Marion Smith Beatrice Van Steenburgh A 1952 Julia Fister Magdalena French Naomi Albrecht Dorothy Cronk Elizabeth Gordon Rosalind Kapps Elizabeth Jackson 1 9 5 3 Ethel Zotz Josephine Holt Ruth Isherwood Marjorie Morton Mary Pitkin Doris Williams Esther Woodburn Two Hundred Three V . I I . 'iw OV L 0' 'riv 2r i,9 f .X , L-fix' ' v 625553 jf f-V C011 - V f fi K ' Lzrff , l T, X , 1 V 1 ' v -'E,,.f'Lp 'CCY Yf-wif , U' W .Q 965-NTQQEQ I ml may 'Z gyms . 5 . 'Wm ei A 1 Eta Phi Founded 1896 H 07l0l'llI 'jl M emberf Prof. and Mrs. Harry Birchenough Dr. and Mrs. T. F. H. Candlyn Dr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hastings Dr. and Mrs. Milton G. Nelson Margaret Betts Ruth Edmonds Marjorie Fowler Mary Goodell Ruth Parks Sarah Briefly Kathryn Belknap Frances Davis Ellen Dineen Abbie Dineen Charlotte Lohnas Harriet Madden Dr. and Mrs. Adna W. Risley Prof. and Mrs. john M. Sayles Prof. and Mrs. jesse Stinard Dr. and Mrs. Harold W. Thompson Memberl- 1931 ' Adelaide Pulver Florence Seward Helene Smith Wilhelmina Schneider Alice Splain Dorothy Rasmussen 1952 Dorothy Hall Rosemary Harvey Annis Kellogg Helen Mead Anne Nesbitt 1933 Madeline McKeon Frances McMahon Violet Putnam Two Hundred Fiw b I . 5 . 'E ii? c--- D Kappa 'Delta Founded 1897 H onorfzry Memberf Dr and Mrs. Clarence F. Hale Miss Anna E. Pierce Mr and Mrs. Richmond H. Kirtland Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Powers Miss Mary E. Cobb Dr. and Mrs. Howard Do Bell Mr and Mrs. George M. York Miss E. Marion Kilpatrick Miss Virginia Smith Members' 1951 Norma Butler Edythe Cairns Margaret Cussler Charlotte Anderson Elinor Mullen Clarice Prince 1 932 Marguerite Northrup Helen Cromie Marie Judd Dorothy King Isabel Lawrence Catherine Traver 1 93 3 Irene Dickinson Helen Howard Doris Markham Isabel Peard Evelyn Pitts Audrey Sullivan Ruth Reynolds Frances Root Clarice Taylor Aline Wolf Two Hundred Seven I x Q M XV is 4 E 'Y -4.. If N, JL- ,A l Aga :Ii R'mn 11 'v f Psi Gamma Founded 1898 I-Iofzorfzry Members Prof. and Mrs. Adam Walker Prof. and Mrs. Winfred Decker Dr. Caroline Croasdale Mrs. Florence Frear Alice Bennett Mae Bonesteel Ruth Hughes Helen Burgher Louise Carlow Ruth Hartin Evelyn Armstrong Bertha Buhl Florence Dorn Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Ruth Kelley Memberr 1931 1932 1933 jean Watkins Helen Phillips Minnie Scotland Elizabeth Van Denburgh Carolyn Lester Edith Hunt Annabelle McConnell Lucia Stephens Frances Heydt Marie Stiefvater Marguerite Wilson Dorothy Durey Evelyn Esmay Adelaide Lindt Two I-Iundrcd Nun' 1 N ' L 's U K A 'ef ii . V Q, 4? 2 S W g,f In 4' . V 'W J . ,Y E, , ij . . x , in X 1 , 1754K I l' W ' ,L , 'il 55' y X X M vw bw :ce J N Chi Signaa Theta Fozzmled 1908 Hofzornry Members Miss Mary E. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Deyo Miss Katherine E. Wlieeling Mr. Miss Margaret Hitchcock Mefizberr 1931 Catherine Broderick Doris Butler Alice Fasolclt Sarah Fry Margaret Hickey 1932 Mildred Crowley Leah Dorgan Frances Gaynor ' Margaret Starr 1933 Mary Doherty Katherine Long Mary Agnes Reilly Mrs. and Mrs. J. A. Mahar Anna K. Barsam Clara Lyons Elizabeth Moriarity Margaret Mulligan Anne Savercool Carol Sinnott Alice Giblin Q Mary Kaut Helen Rohel Katherine Moore Ellen Murphy Two Hundred Flavor I I I I I I I -. . .51-H-Q1 Qllrillyalxl ill! i-r ' ll ll Q l'm E. TA Alpha Epsilon Phi Em Claajller Founded 1909 H ozzorary Member.: Mrs. Saitee Baumann V Mrs. Samuel Caplan Mrs. E. A. Marn Memberr ' 1931 Rose Koren Sylvia Rose Frances Levinson Lena Martin Clara Feinstein Ruth Kronman Selma Schlacter Marcia Gold Evelyn Greenberg Marion Weinberg 1932 1933 Beatrice Samuels Marion Tepper Helen Silver Selma Sims Mildred Smith Evelyn Lowenberg Edith Tepper Two Hundred Thirteen .. , ff 1 Q?-3qy' rt' l' 5 ' Q 'U ir A: 33335-M. :A - ' 7' S5 f gQY J J O-jqlx 1 ' , Q vm 3, vii P K J? I I L l I X A , M IAC 1' 1' 2' Z, 4 .1 , . 1. 5 H if : x jk 1 , ' n I: xi' My JU 5 I if-1 l'L2 ,. fs? 25 V 2 vi' 1: ' . . ,f M sl , fqwjf If if' , IV Mk 'u2?v I' ' af if :N ii' . Iwi, YQ- W wb i' E 1 ' Gamma Kappa Phi Founded 1 913 H onornry Members Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Hidley Miss Hazel Rowley Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Beaver Miss Goldena Bills Prof. and Mrs. Bronson Miss Elizabeth Anderson - Miss Blanche Avery .flflemberf ' 1931 Emma Bates Helen Baumes Frances Cornell Esther de Heus Martha Davis '- Marjorie cle Heus Eleanor Gage Caroline Christiansen Marion Church Netta Miller 1932 1933 Elsie Dutcher Rachel Galbraith Doris Gallup Betty Kautter Marie Greene Helen Haake Marjorie Longmuir Mary Gainor Margaret Service Two H undrcd F iflcen fi, I I 1 I Q r 9. I Q I , I V .fun , K V! I' H 11' A f if i Q.. . K X x fv 1 1 -an qw- Sl , . R' , 4 , , I k.hf f J S N , Q Q5 N. M if 93? 5. 2 I . 3, '-LI Miss Ellen C. Stokes Miss Maud Malcolm Miss Laura Thompson Elaine Barber Marion Dillenbeck Dorothy Dodds Marion Downes Marjorie Dunham Vida Frey Ruth Brezee Marjorie Lockwood Carol Cedarquist Marjorie Domser Persis Foster cfmlfio Beta Zeta Founded 1916 Hofzomry Member! Dr. and Mrs. Earl B. South Dr. and Mrs. Donnal V. Smith Dr. Olive W. Wheaton Alellibefj' 1931 Mildred Hall Priscilla Hammersley Carolyn Kelley Ruth Kelsey Ethel Loman Marion Odwell Harriet Rounds 1932 Mildred Meyer Asenath Van Buren 1933 Ruth Harter Laura Styn Alice Vaughn Two Hundred Seventeen 1 4 ' i : R V 1 1 5 112 112 YM Hi fi gs il 1 fi gf !11 I 54 H 5 2 E121 E 1? 1? 11 1 :11 UE F 31:1 N . 1 15 Egi A fl Ei 551 ig I H51 11 1261 fi ' 1' 111 fl Qi it 1 Q? 'Q ' '1 11, ! 111. 5, I 1 1 14 124 5' If Hi fri . 1 1' '? 1 71 ,xg 'r If -1 K, V . 1 1 I 11 14 ff' 15 11 ' i 1 5 : r 1 1 , 1 . 11? ! 3: 255 H! ' ' 1 lgq 11 2 2. f 11 I 21:2 1 1 11 5 x 1 1 4 x Q 1 1 1, H 5 If 14 :1 lj 1' 1115 if 11' 1 11 I A 1' f1 -1 1 1 1 1. 3 '1 1 '1 '1 gfw 111, W 1 '1 1 l '1f! . 1 3' U 531' 113. V1' '1 Sr it F 5 1 . E :E 1 '- 12 1 i 1 Q! 41 1: .1 ff .111 i1 fi :I 1 11 1 11 1. ,1 gf .V f 1 411 S. '1 X 5 , I Pi Alpha Tau Founded 1923 Honorary Memberr Mrs. Louis Mayersohn Mrs. A. Strauss Esther Eckstein Lillian Fisher Lena Gellert Edith Levine Betty Simmons Memberf 1931 jewel Zall 1932 Lillian Weinberg 1 933 Ruth Tinkleman Elizabeth Kronenberg Sylvia Mulwitz Eva Schwab Jane Schulman Rena Solomon Two Hmzdrrrl Ninvrvm W 1' jv , N 1 ' ! 7 6 'G Phi Deira Alpha Cbnjzfer Fozfmled 1924 I-Imzomry Membcazf Dr. A. R. Brubacher Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moose Miss Alice E. Ryder Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Wooclzrrtl Miss Mary Osborne ilflellfberr 1931 Eleanor Colburg Anne Crufkshank Marion Hicks Dorothy james Sally Atkinson Erma Brown Vera Burns jean Credle Ruth Boyd Marjorie Haas 1932 Marjorie Wilson 195 3 Florence Smith Edith james Dorothy Kline Katherine Krueger . Florence Linindoll Doris Dunning Margaret Gottschalk Virginia Hawkins Clarice Simmons Grace Palmer Inez Shook Two Hundred Twmzly-one .L I f, 4 W ft, 155 'Hurd Alpha Rho Founded 1926 Honorfzry Memberr Mrs. A. R. Brubacher Mrs. David Hutchison Miss Alice Kirkpatrick Miss Marion Redway Donna Vee Campbell Claire Coventry Flora Bessee Dorothy Burleigh Ruth Goldsmith Carolyn Fitzgerald Dorothy Ruteshouser Member! 1931 Ann Schneider 1932 Mary Wicks 1 933 Helen Wfaltermire Helen Otis Maxine Robinson Esther Higby julia Hinaman Elizabeth Oliver Elizabeth Stormont Helen Van Duzee Two H mzdrcd Twenty-ihre 1'Q-V' gf' 1 I 4 u i I i u ! ClJvQ-0' f r Q if EBCIJ lt 1? Epsilon Beta Phi Founded 1926 Honorary Member! Miss Margrid Hagelberg Mr. Rutherford Baker Member: 1931 Eleanor Browne Q Winifred Fasoldt Gene Contois Mary Gauthier 1932 Mary Alexander Marguerite Galusha Edith Cincebox Margaret Henry Katherine Dooley Ruth Hubbell Sarah Fasoldt . Ethel Pitcher Elizabeth Fischer Louise Koory Gertrude Terwilliger A ' 1933 May Gilmore Gladys Maclntyre Vivian Lange Kathleen Millis ,f . Helen Vrooman rg :as J-'lo' I X6 isffggg V Two Hundred Twenty-five S - ' 1 24 i 5 w Y 5 V N 1 . I 3 K l e 9 9 Q 4 2 i A 1 .5 LJ A i x ' li lid! A H3 i Gamma Phi Sigma Founded 1927 y V I-Ionomry Member Miss Arlene Preston Memberr 1931 Ruth Doyle Berenice Morrell Eleanor Kelleher Mary Reisner Mary Morganstern Gertrude Western ' 1932 Marion Comiskey Frances Mazar Margaret Herr Loretta Murray Melva Mace Mary Wald l i 1933 Mary Kelleher y Isabel Peets Mollie Lindsey Mildred Quick r Lillian Lally Marie Tessier CQ V Mercedes Martin Marjorie Wade i -251, -3 iq A LN, :f Two Hundred Twenty-seven, fra , will 4.12, N no e Q: 1931 e Q1 -Q-M--T1 v 1 1 Sigma Alpha Pauline Bader Susan Cole Dorothy E. Allen Genevieve Downey Alice Anderson Hilma Bergstrom Anna Burritt Fozuzcled 1928 M embers 1 9 3 1 Iva Swartz 1 93 2 1953 Iva Marshall Shirley Robinson Hilda Laubenstein jane Moore Margaret Cole Edna Hicks Carolyn Kramers Elizabeth MacCombs Two Ilundred Vwvnly-nine -Ji. v E! Nix Z,f If 5 Z i, N vflfdw g. fmkufpy Phi Lambda Fomzdeci 1928 Honorary Memberi Miss M. Annette Dobbin Miss Grace Martin Dr. Marion E. Smith Miss jean P. Smith Member! l931 Florence Borst Hortense Brady Ruth Conger Irene Fowler Winifred Hurlbut Nile Clemens Inez Kelley Gertrude Black Dorothy Madigan Hazel Sutton Alice Van Evera 1932 1953 Leona Mattison Esther McGlasson Lila Purdy Mildred Turnbull jane Schlick Esther Mead Lucille Nesbitt Beatrice Tompkins Mary Trela Beatrice Wagner Tum Hunwr d Thhqwmw f' W! ff yy' PM ,, X WYW N , f X M ,P M M NW HW W 1 X V . gfij ., I 1, 'bu ,Q . 'VG , 'Yi WWW wi dd ' !wwfAJ1f7fL? jV 'f,ff f0gyf 4,L'fVL' f 4' t I Kappa Delta Rho Founded 1905 Gamma Chapter ertabliflaed jane, 1915 Honorary Membefzr Dr. A. R. Brubacher Dr. David Hutchison Dr. Harry W. Hastings Professor R. H. Kirtland Dr. Harlan Horner Professor john M. Sayles Dr. Arthur Kennedy Beik Alumni on Faculty Dr. M. G. Nelson Mr. Ralph A. Beaver Members 1931 Hamilton Acheson Raymond Collins Robert McConnell Ward B. Cole Norman Collins Robert Goodrich Harold Haswell Arlton Bush William Collins Charles Juckett Arnold B. Copping 1932 Robert Rankins George P. Rice 1953 Clayton Stewart Benjamin F. Ingraham Horace B. Myers Frank Ott lGgrl Tarbox Lloyd Moreland John Detlefson George Hisert Bruce Filby Two Hundred Thirty three 2 1 ' 117! f 41 f 19 E A A ll Q 0 . Intersorority Council President . BETTY KAUTTER .... Gamma Kappa Plai A Vice-Prexident ' 3 MARION DILLENBECK . . . Beta Zeta ' Secretary 4 ' JEWEL ZALL . . , . Pi Alpha Tau Treasurer ANNE CRUIKSHANK . . . . V . Pbi Delta ' Member! DELTA OMEGA Psi GAMMA BK' ETA PHI CHI SIGMA THETK ' uf KAPPA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON PHI A f 17x - A 715.1 K y Two Hundred Thirty-four N, A T - ' ,T L Q, Activities A i w K I i n - i 1 I 1 -,.....,11fI.LL. f.'f'ILT.'.l...Q1If.-.........' 1 f' ' Q , . CL r-'NTTinltizi?-jjf.F:Ll'I' ' ' -i'5f5tga ,53:l:::i ::11T::f::rrf,..G:2'2-' QQ, A ' X - X f lub C, I 1 ,N iii A iii it , 3 3 at 'ii xl l 'K C l A Q Executive Council . 2 .I E Organized 1 921 i A 2 The Executive Council, which consists of the Student Association ollicers, and the Class Presidents, aims to consolidate non-academic interests of all college E activities into a unit, The Student Association. Educators and other speakers, i 1 prominent in the fields in whichthe student body are most interested, are brought 1 by the council to address the Student Association. Ojicerr RussEL1. LUDLUM, '51 . . . Preridem ISABEL PEARD, '32 . . Vice-President KATHERINE MooRE, '33 '. A . Secremry Memberr Lawrence Newcomb, '31 Curtiss Rutenber, '32 Frances Peck, '31 Elizabeth Gordon, '33 , Margaret Hickey, '31 Clayton Steward, '33 l Jack Saunders, '54 Y 1 1 X! i ,,.3,i5l C if-t U Q i 1 QM4-2 . -. X' N x ,K 9' , Two I-Iundlcd Tlzzify-sewfz XP 4 A 'X, M ,mi ,MW W 3 Lv Q i as 19, iff iEf5 f1fX J 1 fi 1 I I Z I 4 , E l 3 z i i 5 I i i ! I i 1 5 f Q I ! 1 S 1 I 3 2 1 1 e I 5 . I 1 i l T! i 1 ,xhl Student Board of Finance Emzbliflaed 1 919 Student Board of Finance arranges the financing of student activities. Its duties include the organization of a budget of expense, the recommendation of the amount of the annual tax to the students, the collection of the tax, the authorization of the disbursement of money in accordance with the budget, and the holding and investing of all money received from the tax and from all student activities governed by the board. Often PROF. GEORGE M. YORK . Clmirmfzn PRoF. CLARENCE A. HIDLEY . Trefzrzzrer l,H6 ?7ll'16'l'.l' 1931 Alice Bennett Norman Collins Marian Odwell 1932 Dorothy Hall Robert Rankins 1953 Frances McMahon Two Hundred Thirty-nine 1 x -,-4 ., ., -1.,,-..-,...........-.,, .. -. ...., -...-.-,-,..--, ,,.,,.-,, . ,------- ,f',f -I nm.-fl,...-..,,..,,.....,..--.,....,......Y..-..,.......,.-M..-....-.. V , 1-. I f rf' 1- Q I.: ..,. ..-.-.m,,...,...,-.- .,..,. ,,,-.,.N- ,.,., ,......A... 'J . ' 5' ?IIlr.I,!,- In I .. 'V-,?l'..-,,.,,.,, ,,., , ....,... -.,,..., ,,. ,,,. -.,...,,,,- ,,,, ,,,,,,--., , ,Z . Ixjhjf Alf I 5 M ,, ,wx ,,L,,,,,, -,,-.v,,......, WM H .,.,.. -,,.--.,-.. ...I J .,3. X K f rII . ,1'I 1. .vwtl W i-X . I I II , fI I I ' 1 . - fl , .- I ' I Z I I Ill! III I +Ig I I I I ! I I I I I I I I If 1 I' i I II I I I '. N , , I I I I I I I . I I ' I , I II I I ,I 5 , I I I I I II , I I II I , I Wad, I , c ' 1 ' , I 'R ' ?f ' .v A-H. 5 ' II X, ,rw 'J EEN f I I J KY X, j F2 . I 61' , --I.. mx -I ZR lf., in-L f I ,f n- fu, 1 f- 4 I K ' f' f 1- ax H --ff fhffx ,ff - I I I '-- lx UQ ' ff- 1-x,f..m.-I-N, W 1 7 N-J ' '31-'ffl kj A '-I....f-f-A ,... .... , ..... W.- ...-.,,,- L I - ,--..-..,....-,,---..,,., ,,,, -,,,,,M,,I,,- ' I. .L...,, ilf.lfCflLLIL,J1,1I:L1ag ' ' ' '''5:f'T'T33Zl?fS.'ff3l.lS5',Al If-5422?fig,-::'::'1':lt. '. '- .u.... ... 'l ' im xr- Xv::.....,f ' Dramatic and Art Association Fomzcferl 1919 State College Dramatic and Art Asociation is a charter member of the inter- collegiate Dramatic Association f1921j and of the American Federation of Arts f1921j. C omzril Members' Omrerf RUTH HUGHES . . . Prefiriem ISABELLE PEARD . Serreffzry FRANCES ROOT . Treamrer Family Memberf Miss AGNES FUTTERER Miss EUNICE PFRINE Honorary Member DR. BRUBACHER Under'gmdzmfe Members 1931 RUTH HUGHES JEAN GILLESPY 1932 HELEN MEAD ISABELLE PEARD 1933 FRANCES Roor FRANCES MGMAHON A.f.f0Ci4li072i Program 0930-19315 Ruth Draper Original Sketches .... November- 17 Lorado Taft My Dream Museum -Lecture .and Slides March 24 Edna St. Vicent Millay The Kings Henchmanu March Navajo Indian Exhibition . May 5-8 Two Hundred Forty-one '? r 5 I I 1 1 5 1 ' 1 Music Association Fozznfled 1921 Music Association aims to foster an appreciative interest in good music among the members of the student body and in the community. MUSIC COUNCIL Fezczzlly Memberf p Dr. T. Frederick H. Candlyn Prof. Adam Alexander Walker Officers' ELAINE BARBER . . Prerident DOROTHY BRANDOW Serremry ELIZABETH JACKSON . . Treamrer Undergmduafex Jean Credle Kathryn Belknap Asenath Van Buren ASSOCIATION PROGRAM, 1950-1951 The Kedroff Russian Male Quartet .... . .. Carol Sing ..................... Womens' Chorus Concert assisted by Stevart Wilson, English Tenor, and Dalies Frantz, American Pianist .... . The Russian Singers ..... V ........... Women's Chorus Concert assisted by The Sittig Trio ................ . .November . . December . . . .janzmry . . . .Mmfcla ....May 1930 1930 1931 1931 1931 Two Hundred F arty-tlzree Xxx' 1 4 A J f N 'lr l .1 go, pi! 1 - lil QU flhlg ll ill V37 at H? I Debate Council 1 The Debate Council, organized in 1927, has as its aim the promotion of g interclass and intercollegiate debates and the creation of interest in them. Two members are chosen in the spring of their Sophomore year on the basis of interest l l and ability in debating. i Faculty Member i Dr. Harold Thompson Q Ojicerr , i WILHELMINA SCHNEIDER, '31 . . . Preridenz l DOROTHY ABRAMS, '31 . . Vice-Prefidenz GEORGE P. RICE, '32 . Secretary l RUTH KRONMAN, '52 . . Manager of Debate p i l Member: Lawrence Newcomb, '31 Kenneth Miller, ' 32 it 1 . l Q AFL 1 fx .-' fab? gf-Sh l gf 59' Two Hundred Forty-five 'N X1 .J 1 . we L 2 1931 ' 3 2 3 Q '1 I 1 r I X r 4 '. v vf ,x. I AE' ? 1 , V , I X- ,N , 5. Z Ar J 1, If I Mi :T 1 z V 9 4 1 1. 1 1 .X , i Ll nf 11 ', 2 gl x 5' 1 5 I 1 5 . 1' Q, n f 4 4 1 1, ef i f: f' P 1. x , , - I 1 . a 4 2 s Ng, qv, E H21 I F E' 2' P , El V I- ki il 5 4 I 2, Q , +111 I 'Y ' 5 lx -y 1 .. w n , 1 M fl 5 Eg, ' . I E 1 Q E Y. W. C. A. To realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God, and to have a part in making this life possible for others is the purpose which unites the members of State College's Young Women's Christian Association, which welcomes into its fellowship all students in sympathy with this purpose. Activities through which the Association strives to carry out this purpose include: a candle-lighting serviceg Sunday afternoon Vespersg Morning Watch Meetings at Christmas and Easterg discussion forums for student problems, and social service enterprises ranging from the providing of Thanksgiving baskets for needy families to the management of second-hand book sales for busy college students. Through delegates to the various state and national conferences and, in co-opera- tion with the Y. M. C. A., it brings outside speakers to the College. By means of ia Christmas bazaar or masquerade, breakfast hikes, teas, etc., Y. W. also helps to supply some of the social needs of college life. Cabinet 1930-1951 CAROLYN E. KELLEY . President RUTH KELSEY . Vice-President LAURA STYN . . Secretary ASENATH VAN BUREN . . . . Trensztrer KATHRYN BELKNAP Unolergrndzmte-Rejzresentntizfe RUTH KELSEY . Meetings HELEN BUEGHER . . Sofia! HELEN B. OTIS . . Membership GERTRUDE WEBB . Publicity MAGDALENA FRENCH . Book Table JOSEPHINE HOLT . . Music BETTY GORDON . . Devotions JEAN M. GILLESPY . . Social Service MILDRED C. HALL . . . Bazaar JEAN WATKINS . HELEN COLLIER . VIOLET PUTNAM . Conferenres and Conventions H ozzse President . Reporter Two H uudred F arty-sewn f f 1 1 1 1 w E - .-,... , M, 1 N1 I Q 1 f Newman lub Orgurzized 1917 Cor ad cor loquitor - Heart speaks to heartn, is the motto of Newman Club, a member of the Federation of College Catholic Clubs. It aims to unite Catholic students spiritually, intellectually, and socially. Ojicers MARGARET MULLIGAN, '31 . V ELIZABETH MORIARITY, '31 SYLVIA LAMONICA, '31 . CATHERINE MOORE, '31 . CATHERINE BRODERICK, '3 1 Advisory Board MISS FRANCES BEHR REV, JOHN COLLINS Miss MARY J. DYER Senior C ouncilors EDNA BOLINSKY junior Councilors LOUISE DURKIN junior Councilors lo Fresbrnen GERTRUDE CORA HELEN ROHEL Sophomore C ounrilors MARY DGHERTY . Presidenl . Vice-Presidenl . Secrelury . Treasurer . Reporter MISS MARGARET M. DoNovAN Mlss MARGARET MARKHAM MISS HELEN SHEEHAN FRANCES V. PECK ELIZABETH MCLAUGI-ILIN MARY McDoNALD MILDRED CROWLEY KIATHERINE MOORE Two Hundred Forty-nine l Canterbury Club Canterbury Club, a unit of the National Student Council of the Protestant Episcopalian church, offers to Episcopalian students and all those interested an opportunity to unite for spirituality, sociality, and service. Two Ojirerr 1930-1931 REV. CHARLES W. FINDLAY . Miss ELIZABETH VAN DENEURGH BEATRICE I-IERTWIG . . . MARION LARBEY GLADYS CROME ETHEL Zorz . FRANCES KELLER . Hundred Fifty . Chaplain Family Adviyor . Preridenl Vice-Prerident . Secretary . Trearurer . Reporter Menorah Society Menorah Society, a member of the Inter-Collegiate Menorah Association, aims, by means of culture, service, and sociability, to arouse and maintain a jewish consciousness and to stimulate an interest in Judaism. MARION WEINBERG BESSIE LEVINE DELLA LYMAN . SELMA SCHLACTER Faculty Member Miss CHAR1.oTTE LOEB Officers . Prefidenf Vice-Prexident . Secretary . Treafurer Two Hundred F ifty-one Chemistry Club Chemistry Club aims to foster the spirit of chemical research. Trips to industrial plants and student papers on new discoveries and inventions of interest along chemical lines help to gain its aims. Two PRoF. B. S. BRoNsoN MR. W. G. KENNEDY WARD Coma . IRMA MILLHOUSE WINIFRED FASOLDT . FREDERICK APPLETON Hundrad Fifty-two Family MR. M. F. PRUE Ojicers Miss M. BETZ MR. J. STURM . Prerident Vice-Prexidenz . Secretary . Trearurer Mathematics Club Founded 1918 Mathematics Club aims to further the interest and broaden the perspective of students of mathematics. Membership consists only of those students who have successfully completed one semester's work in Analytical Geometry. Farzzlty Memberf DEAN METZLER PROF. DO BELL PROF. BIRCHENOUGH Miss STOKES MR. BEAVER Miss LESTER Ojirerf DOROTHY ABRAMS . . Prexident MILDRED LARSON Vice-Prefidenz INEZ KELLEY . . Secretary MARGARET HENRY , Tfeamfef Miss STOKES . Faculty Advifor Two Hundred Fifty-three Chamber of Commerce Club The Commercial Club aims to present problems of Commercial Education and give instruction in practical business problems, with a view of stimulating active interest in the business world. Commerce Club also aims to promote social activities among students in the Department of Commerce. It welcomes into membership any student who elects Commerce as a major or minor interest. Ojicerr GERTRUDE F. GUYETTE . . . Prerident BEATRICE I-Ianrwio . . Vice-Preridenf DoRoTHY DUREY . . Secretary SELMA SCI-ILACTER . . Trearurer Two Hundred Fifly-four Biology Club Biology Club aims to bring students in closer touch with plants and animals, to learn to understand them and to appreciate their value. Our purpose is also to preserve and perpetuate the beauties of nature, and to teach others to appreciate and guard nature's gift. Faculty Meinberf PROFESSOR C. A. WOODARD Mlss M1NN1E B. SCOTLAND DR. GERTRUDE E. DOUGLAS Miss MARGRID HAGELBERG Ofieerf THERESA MAURICE HELEN BUCHAN EUNICE BODLEY EDWARD OSBORN CORRINE FAULK FLORENCE BORST ELSIE HOLMES . CAROL CEDERQUIST MILDRED Joi-1NsoN . . President . Vice-Prefident Secretary-Trearnrer . Field Secretary . . Club Hiftorian . Senior Representative . junior Reprexentative Soplaornore Representative Freshman Reprexentalive Two Hundred Fifty-five fi,. iii: Ill o Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club aims to promote a good fellowship among the students of the Home Economics Department, to inspire loyalty to the depart- ment and to the college, to offer an opportunity for developing initiative and executive ability, and to develop a professional attitude through Contact with the Home Economics leaders brought to the club as speakers. Ojirer: VIDA FREY . . Presidenz CAROL SINNOTT . . Vice-Prexident MARGUERITE WILSON . Secretory MAR jonus DUN!-IAM . Treofurer HONOR MULFORD . . junior Editor HELEN HOWARD . Senior Editor Two Hundred Fifty-six .f .,., L .,.... ..., -Wi ,N,..,i..i, g? :fY' ,fi x'-is ,. .,4 5 ,-3' el?-li 5.3: will fl, rfgi .H la ,N il li si 5 ii 5 1- l Ei l 1:2 ll ln if ii 33 ii ll' gm 4 ,i all 5 1 it li ij Z! is it 1. .A ii all l ir L H if W AM 'I ll A' fiilif A b f, r7,A ,N 5,1 ,a -, 'ij In vu is , , -'l if IL ,-.2fL:l, 1 '5'-f',I1f- l ' :sur-4- - e::::i1:35:::.'-....::'::::f-M..1p4J.1TTT:1t:L::r1 ii i-.-Ln ,f lassical Club Founded 1923 Through monthly meetings and social gatherings, Classical Club aims to stimulate interest in the classics and to promote friendship among the students of classical literature. Faculty Memben DR. A. R. BRUBACHER' Miss A. L. JOHNSON Miss E. O. WALLACE Miss M. H. CHESEEROUGH MARY R1Ess . MARY ALEXANDER MADELINE HAYES CLARICE TAYLOR ANNE METZLER Offer! Fin! C omul . Second Consul . Scriplor . Quueftor . N untiux Two Hundred Fifty-.sewn Spanish Club The aim of Spanish Club is to arouse an interest in Spanish speaking coun tries, their art, history, education, and government. Anyone who is interested may become a member. Each year the club presents a Spanish Carnival in which are portrayed Spanish royalty, dances, songs, and arts. Two Ffzczrlfy Memberr SENORITA Rosfiiuo MED1NA PROFESSOR J. STINARD ELAINE HITCHCOCK RosE BAXTER . DoRoTHY WEEKS ELEANOR KELLEHER Hundred Fifty-eight Ojicerr . Prefidenl Vice-Prefident . Secretary . Treafurer French Club The French Club has for its aim Huency in French speech and appreciation of the French people, their art, customs, government, history, and education. It also tends through its monthly meetings and social gatherings, to promote friendship among the students of French. Ffzrulry Advirorf MIss ANNETTE DOBBIN MISS ARLINE PRESTON SYLVIA RosE . LILLY NELSON . KATHERINE DOOLEY MARGARET SERVICE AUDREY FLOWERS Mlss MARION E. SMITH Ojfzcerr 0 . . Prerident Vice-Prerideni . S ecrelar y . Trearurer . Re porter Two Hundred Fifty -nine lb is ri .E The purpose of Der Deutsche Verein is to promote Huencyl in speech, ' .NJN J' , , ,V , . X Z I N .3 1. 1 f EWU ' 1' : E 'i lf , It tg 5 fx! I x W f tw f aa J A X, 5, 3 , If: K i if ft I 2 i ti Q 'pf Kg E is 9 A 'f German Club 12 t 1 1 NE and to increase the knowledge and appreciation of its members of the German O K- people, art, literature, customs, government, and history. 4 v 'N ,L P f 3 , Q x fl Faculty Member p A F I ll 5 PROFESSOR W. C. DECKER t Q s W :L v N , w rx 5 ig n 1 ya Offirerx n Q . 1 , ' 1 E KLARA SCHROEDER . . . President g MARION WEINBERG . . Vice-President rf I , 5 Ross Banosrrm bh . Secretary h We .M 12 it CHARLOTTE CALOW . . . Treamrer gferg QSM, MARGARETI-ns SCHROEDER . Lxeeurwe Counezl IX?-:1Qf5'x'? V elf- ' 3 '13 new xv? S 31 'ifafw . ' Vw W' Two Hundred Swty , jjj' 'B N, N WH., , 7 x 'I 'f Vx? FW my A- V V X' 'fffff' ,, 'dumb-2 vvmfgxgvvf wi P A I iff.:-I 1 M K lf., , , .,,.. .. . ,. .r.. N 'tm .,,- ..... .,.m,'y,v.a-M-lwi -M r - ,,HQg'f,3'-g JL ' ', .. x -A---M--:5gg:3gg:-- A''xx'::t.,.m..,m-,lfigtztz,g3,:Z:.'f,.,,.1 ....,....n................ ....,. - . QQLJWL :Ai State College Troubadours 1927-1928 The only men's social organization in the college strives to promote goo.d will, good fun, and good fellowship. The organization is self-supporting by virtue of a minstrel and entertainment presented each spring. Faculty Advisor DR. DONNAL V. SMITH ROYAL KNOX . . ROBERT R. RANKINS IRVING R. MCCONNELL C. WALTER DR1scoLL Ujicen . A Prefidenl Vire-Prefidenl . Secretary ' . Treafurer Two Hundred S ixty-one 5 4. . .3 , . K 5- k ow .Q if -1 AQ. . .R . 4' . Y K v v W Hia 'lk 1 'Q 5 V F R I M Ye 4 . fvf iHf X Syddum Hall 225-7 Ontario Street RUTH KELSEY . CATHERINE HUTCHINS ELEANOR KELLOGG EUNICE BoDLEY . Eunice Bodley Hortense Brady Evelyn Didas Alma Gerken Catherine Hutchins Ethel Dyckman Dora Gaskill Betty Arnold Doris Bell Helen Buckley Marie Doherty Madeline Dwyer Dorothy Eritcher Edith Gallup Harrietta Goodenow Florence Goodman Dorothy Griffin Founded 1917 Facizlty Anna E. Pierce Ojfficerr Membetzf 1931 Mary Widget 1932 Helen Cragg 1933 1 934 Marion Welcli . Prerzd ent Vice-Prefzdent . Secretary . Tretzfzzrer Eleanor Kellogg Ruth Kelsey Mary Maxwell Elizabeth Rose Esther Valey Margaret Odell Lucile Wormsley Martha Howell Helen Kluge Hannah Parker Inez Roberts Doris Shaver Eunice Sisbower Rose Sovik Irene Snyder Lorraine Van Deventer Eleanor Waterbury Two Hiuldtcd YUM flue I I H iv 1 . . f , y r. . .X 9 sf' K . A K A V '. hui ' 1 V ' .f-7 I R' 'A ' e 4 . ' x -- I in . 5 F 5 I . V D f 1 I , . 0 ,QA V . W E . A Newman House 741 Mzzdimn Azfenzze Founded 1922 Ojj7cer.r Miss A. K. MAXWELL . . Miss SARAH FITZPATRICK . RosE D'EuFEM1A ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN SYLVIA LA MCDNICA . . MARY FREEMAN Winifred Apel Edna Bolinsky Elizabeth Corr Rose Baxter Gertrude Cora Louise Durkin Gaetana Ferlenda Mary Alice Fortune Catherine Baker Annunciata Costa Mary Doherty Mary Freeman Hilda Bradley M. Frances Crowley Katherine Cuneen Olympia D'Anito M. Helen Doherty Helen Danaby Member! 1931 Catherine Delaney Rose D'Eufemia Sylvia La Monica Frances Peck 1932 Helen Gilligan Josephine Iodice Mary Kaut Lena Lazerony Mary M. McDonald 1933 Mary Gardiner Florence Kornmeyer Katherine Long Eleanor Leary Marian Tangney 1 934 Alice Fitzpatrick Mary Alice Giblin Margaret Hart Anne Hermann Louise Kelley Jane McDonald Sofia! Directrerf Social Dirertreff Preridemf Vive-President Serrefary Treasurer Catherine Moore Margaret Nolan Beatrice O'Conne1l Elizabeth McLaughlin Mae Moore Lucy O'Shea Lucy Ostrosky Stella Pitowski Ellen Murphey Marguarite O'Donnel1 Margaret Roohan Martha Sheehan Gertrude Mellon Emma Pantalone Helen Perry Helen Pierce Catherine Simmons Sylvia Wilson Two Hundred Si.1'ty-five K , , ,V ', 5 A ' Q f T I M vf f , bi 4. v'n,,. .A I Q'-als' v 1 9 v X sq m .5-tiff' 3 A f ,'g fi. ' V 54 4. Li fb' M? ls 1. ' 'F , fi g .: t if A . f if W v A .5 is J 5' ' 1 1 Page Hall David Page Named for flee Firft Preridenl of Sizzle College, 131 Sozzzla Lake Avenue Founded 1924 Ojirerf MILDRED QUICK . . . . Preridenf Lois BURGDORF . . . Vice-Prefidenz CATHRYN MAGENHEIMER . Secretary MARGARET RAUSCH . T reezmrer MAKRY MOORE . . Reporter Members 1931 Helen Mather Audrey O'Raidy 1952 Marion Abrams Mary Bolton Audrey Flowers Margaret Herr Mildred Woodcock 1933 Lois Burgdorf Ethel Hasbrouck Doris Kilts Ruth Lazerowitz Elinor Andre Doris Bemish Celia Bishop Irene Bowers Letitia Connelly Marguerite Crutc Jean Craigmile Helen Faucett Lorraine Grow hley Cathryn Magenhemer India Newton Carol Nichols Mildred Quick 1954 Elizabeth Hassett Kathryn Haug Pauline jones Elizabeth Kammerer Elsa Kjolseth Marion Kelly Dorothy Klose Theresa Mack Maybelle Matthews Marie Redmond Margaret Rausch Dorothy Ruteshouser Bertha Spitz Anna McKee Mary Moore Marie Prindle Elizabeth Rasmussen Elizabeth Salese Marie Van Hoesen Ida Weiner Rose Weitsman Kathryn Wilkins Isabelle Winter Rose Wizwer Two H undrcd S ia-tg 7-8000 L A x .. -' 0 ,as , -1 N L 114 an 1-4' -fi? I I Y. W. C. A. House HELEN COLLIEII ROBERTA EVERITT . LILLY NELSON ANNETTE LEWIS ALVINA LEWIS Verna Phillips Helen Collier Genevieve Downey Harriet Dunn Dorothy Atwell Agnes Crouch Babette Hutzenlaub Mildred Johnson 2 19 Ontario Street Founded 1918 Ojjicerf Member: 1951 1952 1933 Alvina Lewis 1 934 . Prexzd ent ' Vice-Prefzd ent . Sen etnry . Treamrer Reporter Lilly Nelson Roberta Everitt Annette Lewis Isabel Hewitt Gertrude Loftus Alice McEwan Myrtle Stowell E. Louise Wells Two Hundred Suty nm P' RW-J' m X -, FLORA WELDEN . FosT1NA PoDviN MILDRED LARSON . Mary Borden Elizabeth Cornish Dorcas Darling Alice Frederick Madeline Hayes Wilma Hoover Martha Hummel Bernice Jacques Helen Handy Alden Hall 215 lVe.rfer21 Azfemze Founded 1928 Ojirerr 1l'le711ber.r 19 3 1 1932 1933 Ruth Putnam 1934 Edith De Hollinder Marion Lloyd Virginia Sherill Preridenl S ecrelary Treamrer Mildred Larson Anne Metzler Gertrude Philips Fostina Podvin Mary Reiss Josephine Spencer Margaret Wasliburn Flora Welden Elizabeth Humphrey Elizabeth Skau Thelma Smith Agnes Stephen Two II1Hldl'l'l1 Swmltx R O if E' f 1 'I 20 College House R. re, V 1 E. LLOYD MORELAND C. WALTER DRISCOLL LEONARD S. GADWAY JOHN I-I. GROSVENOR GEORGE E. GRAFF . Alfred Basch Wfalter Driscoll Fay Blum Earl Bloomingdale John Lyons Leonard Gadway Richard Degnan Anthony Dorsino George Ketcham Founder! 1928 Often . . Grarlufzfe Sfzrdefzf George E. Graff 1931 1932 1933 Ormond Guyer 1 934 . Prericlenl V ice-Prefid en! Sefrelfzry Trearzzrer Mfzmzger Meyer Rathke Alexander Schoor Lloyd Moreland Albert Strong George Wfill john Grosvenor Philip Ricciardi Robert Robinson Edward Schorm Two Hmzdrvd Seven tg'-llxrvf' Publications x, X X 1 f fff 5 .fyf r . , 1 X' .r i v in , yi l 'I 'S- W ' 4: A K , A , 4 x K ? J I - K i A J w V a V fm e m ' , iii A9 W----LLil.1i?:-335512-iE?3E3ii-5553AgfPfivfifirifix , : 'r1g4Lf-E-- '---- -I-4'-'jgg3jgj'fjggg :E::::iLT:fi ' T '':r:f:1.'r 'i.I-'IU' KST!! ,I 2 I A IW A g it .Llp . I R N I' 11, State Lollege News Staif . QI is I Editor-in-Chief 3 A NETTA MILLER Managing Editor Auofiate Managing Editor i GEORGE RICE CATHERINE BRODERICK I Adoertifing Manager AUDREY FLOWERS I Finance Manager 'ANDREW HRITZ Feature Editor ALEXANDER SCI-IOOR Senior Axfociate Editorf GENEVIEVE WINSLOW LILLY NELSON MARTHA NORD I DBJE Editor! SAMUEL DRANSKY ALVINA LEWIS BERNARD KERBEL junior Auociate Editors i i FRANCES KELLER BESSIB LEVINE RUTH BREzEE Reporters VERA BURNS ALICE KLOMP CLARA ALLEN KATHERINE MOORE ABBIE DINEEN MARGARET SERVICE I CAROLYN KRAMERS HILDA SMITH A HARRIET DUNN LAURA STYN I ELIZABETH GORDON EDITH TEPPER I HELEN WALTERMIRE j I X . . ' X Amxtant Bnxzneff Manager: L HELEN ROI-IEL FRANCES MAZAR l BuJine.v.r Staj II Ek, BETTY KAUTTER LLOYD JONES JEAN WATKINS 5235.2 ISABEL PEETS MARY DOI-IERTY CURTISS RUTENBER M--file? S' V Eib,,,..f ' 1 ,f s. 9 gf iv Two Hurzdred Seventy-sewn JI A ,L,I L ELI N ..:. Q' f ff f -fm: 'Q 1 M L 1 as Pedagogue Board ALICE SPLAIN HELEN OTIS ANNE CRUIKSHANK EvA DOWERS RUTH CONGER ALEXANDER SCHOOR EDYTHE CAIRNS ARDITH DOWN ESTHER ECKSTEIN RACHEL GALBRAITH MARGARET HICKEY MILDRED HALL Editor-in-Chief EDITH M. JAMES Bnfinen' Manager MARION GILBERT Literary Editorf WILHELMINA SCHNEIDER CAROLYN KELLEY ZOE HINRICHS Photograph Edilorx ELIZABETH KRONENBERG PAULINE BADER Snapfbof Editorf CAROL SINNOTT I SELMA SIMS Albletic Edilorf j FRANK OTT I-Iznnor Edilorf ' NORMA BUTLER HELEN BURCHER Art Slajf DOROTHY KLINE EVELYN PITTS Adfferlifing Manager.: DORIS MARKHAM BETTY BURDETTE ELIZABETH KAUTTER WALTER DRISCOLL ROSE KOREN . CATHERINE NORRIS C irculalion Managerf MAXINE ROBINSON JEAN MINKIN Two I-Iundrcd Sc'zfI'11lv uma I 1 w 1 W 1 I i l w 1 I 4 1 1 o Y r l i F ' 1 GJ f x 1 ' +41 lr A 1? A State College Echo f Organized 1918 Edilor-in-Cloief HELEN B. OT1s Senior Edilors ESTHER ECKSTEIN A ALBERT RITCHIE CAROLYN KELLEY ALICE SPLAIN junior Editor: SAMUEL DRANSKY ANN LAEFAN I T HELEN MEAD X . Sophomore Editor: VIOLET PUTNAM HELEN WALTERMIRE A Art Editor ' MABEL A. GILMAN Exchange Editor RUTH GOLDSMITH Businexx Manager RosE KOREN T Businexs Staff A JEAN CRBDLB t SELMA SIMS MILDRED SMITH GG.: fx ,, A V : T .CL Two Hundred Eighty-one S Q1 E Elflefixgix 1 r WV 5 ttf Q- I 3 L E it EIL 1? . t I 2 Z N State LION Editor-in-Chief ALFRED D. BAsc1-1 Managing Editor Bufinen Manager MAXINE ROBINSON KLARA SCHROEDER Associate Editor Auoeiate Buxineu Manager ALEXANDER Sci-toon SYLVIA RosE Art Editor Adoertifing Manager MARGARETHE SCHROEDER JANE SCHULMAN ti C5211 fjfs N. X-if -E239 Q Mag, T l . X, ,XX a f 9 wo Hundred Eighty-three D1 1 at E Ne vw 1931 'Q State College News Board The News Board forms the executive body of The State College News. It consists of the Editor-in-Chief, the Managing Editor, the Associate Managing Editor, the Advertising Manager, the Finance Manager, and the Feature Editor. Newr B oarrl NETTA MILLER Edilor-in-Claief GEORGE P. RICE . . . . Managing Editor CATHERINE E. BRODERICK Arrociale Managing Eclilor AUDREY FLOWERS . . . Arloerlifing Manager ANDREW A. HRITZ . Finanfe Manager ALEXANDER ScHooR Fearnre Editor Two Hundred Eighty-four l I CA hlefb as !. ll r v 1 i E i I 4 w I I . . - 6 , t 1 K 5 Q i Z 1 I v v i., ii Men's Athletic Council Claairmezn DR. DONNAL V. SMITH Faculty Memberx DR. DONNAL V. SMITH PROF. WINFRED DECKER PROF. HARRY BIRCHENOUGH Smdent Memberf CHARLES LYONS, '31 HAROLD HASWELL, '32 FRANK OTT, '31 ROBERT GOODRICH, '32 GILBERT DELAURA, '33 177 Jr aj W Varsity Basketball This year's Purple and Gold quintet was not so strong as some former aggre- gations, but the boys played steady basketball. Captain Chuck Lyons and Frankie Ott, two star athletes, have played on the State College team for the last time, Lettermen were Manager Haswell, Ott, Lyons, Freddie Ingraham Gil De Laura, Roger Bancroft. The remaining members of the squad showed fine ability, and State has a nucleus for a fine team in '32. State scored 318 to its opponents' 367. ' The 1931 squad is: R' R' Baker' Comb gxlalfiebtlgyons E Cfzjzminx H. Haswell, .Mgix Thomas Garrett William Nelson Osmer Brooks Robert Goodrich Robert Myers Charles Lyons Frank Ott Roger Bancroft Gilbert De Laura Fred Ingraham jack Saunders Ellis Kolodny john Detlefson 0-9911 I Two li'1u1d1'i'11' liigllily-t'iyl1l i XHQL- U 7 i O ,Jw W ' U Baseball -4 :ar ' Ja. g. .P .r V: f'fi--:- , f ' :hcl-t ' 'nf-M1531 ff: T: The loss of State's three year battery, Allan and Whiston, together with Kinsella and Becker, will detract from the strength of the team for the 1931 season. However, we have still with us five veterans of last year's team: Good- rich, Moreland, Detlefson, De Laura, and Blum. THE 1951 SQUAD R. R. Baker, Conch Robert Goodrich john Detlefson Gilbert De Laura Lloyd Moreland Fay Blum The baseball Osmer Brooks jack Saunders Frank Young Roger Bancroft Richard Degnan Donald Benedict Ralph Harris, Manager Ellis Kolodny Charles Dunham George Hisert Howard Mann Thomas Ryan Thomas Garrett schedule for the season is as follows: May 2-Hartwick college, at home May 9-Maxwell Training, at home May 16--Cooper Union, at home May 23-Hartwick college, at Oneonta May 30- Drew university, at home Two IflHIll'I'lY1 Eiglfly-nine in Tennis Two years ago, in the 1929 season, the sport of intercollegiate tennis made its debut at State College. Four matches were scheduled, of which two were cancelled because of rain, another was lost, and the fourth resulted in a tie. Last year the sport was entirely neglected. In this thind year of its history, tennis has come into its own. For the first time, the team has chosen a regular, official coach in the person of Dr. Hastings, a formerly elected captain, Sanford Levinstein, has been selected, and a fully rounded out schedule of games has been arranged by the manager, Curtiss Rutenber. Tennis has become an intercollegiate sport in all respects. THE 1931 SQUAD Is: Sanford Levinstein, Cfzpmin Curtiss Rutenber, Manager Dr. H. W. Hastings, Comb Carl Tarbox Vincent Chmielemski Anthony Sroka Gordon Hughes Jack Saroff The schedule for the season is: April 25-Exhibition match, at home May 2--Albany Pharmacy College, at home May 5-Hamilton College, at Clinton May 7-University of Vermont, at Burlington, Vt. May 8-Middlebury College, at Middlebury, Vt. May 16-Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, at home May 23-Dana College, at Newark, N. Two Hundred Ninety Intramural Sports I This year has witnessed the opening of a new sports program for the men of State. A basketball tournament was conducted for the men. The senior class team was victorious and its numerals were engraved on a new intramural trophy cup. The juniors were second in the tournament. A track meet for the men of each was con.ducted at Ridgefield park during the first week in May. A large number of men participated and much class spirit shown by all men. Early in the year Kenneth A. Miller '32, was appointed the first manager of intramural sports by the Athletic council. The class athletic managers were: Frank Ott, seniorsg Andrew Hritz, juniorsg Ralph Harris, sophomoresg Thomas Garrett, freshmen. Two Hundred Ninety-one 1 , -, Q 4, 1 1 1, 1 3 A 1 Y 1 1 I 5 1 1 1 - n 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 I 1 1, 11 Q1 1, L 11 I 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 . 1 5 1 1 1 Q, 7 V 1 1 1 1 I . G. A. A. Council The purpose of the Council is to organize and direct the activities of the Girls' Athletic Association. Honorary Memhers DR. CAROLINE CROASDALE Miss ISABELLE JOHNSTON Miss MARGARET E. HITGHGOGK Officers ana' Counril BEATRIGE VAN STEENIJURGH . FRANCES V. PECK . ELIZABETH JACKSON KATHERINE IVIOORE ARDITH DowN MARGARET CUssLER MARY KAUT . VIRGINIA HAWKINS DORIS WILLIAMS MARY TRELA . MARY MooRE . MARION GILBERT ALVINA LEWIS . Sport Basketball Hiking Tenn-is Volley-ball Swimming Hockey Bowling , Qi, Semi -.L ,. . . President . Vice-President . Treasurer . . Secretary Senior Representative . Senior Manager junior Representative . junior Manager Sophomore Representative Sophomore Manager . Freshman Representative . Honorary Council Representative Sport Captains Sport Captain Francis V. Peck Vera Burns Margaret Cussler Mary Trela Alice Giblin Marjorie Morton Elizabeth jackson Charity Jones . . Reporter Assistants Winifred Hurlburt Virginia Hawkins Alice Giblin Katherine Moore Bertha Buhl Mary Moore Elizabeth Kammerer Catherine Baker Doris Williams Martha Sheehan Evelyn Greenberg Virginia Hawkins Doris Williams Two Hundred N inety-three Varsity Basketball Honorary varsity is one of the highest honors that anyone can receive from G. A. A. Varsity is chosen by the director of athletics, the president of G. A. A. and the sport captains of basketball. The requirements are good sportsmanship, playing ability, and conscientious attendance of practices and effort. Each class is well represented this year on varsity by its best players. I-IONORARY BASKETBALL VARSITY DoRIs BELL MARGARET CUSSLER ALICE GIBLIN WINIFRED HURLBUT ELIZABETH JACKSON ELIZABETH KAMMERER September October October November November January February March March April May KATHERINE MOORE MARY MooRE FRANCES PECK MARY TRELA BEATRICE VAN STEENBURGH KATHRYN VAN VALKENBURG G. A. A. CALENDAR 17-G. A. A. Playday 6-Joint Y. W. 8: G. A. A. week-encl 1 2-Indian Ladder A 17-21-National Health Week 22- 17 Fall Gym Frolic -Alumnae Game 12-Sleigh Ride 12-15-A. C. A. C. W. Convention at Syracuse 20-21-Alumnae Week-end 17-18-G. A. A. Musical Comedy 16-Deans Mills Hike . . Spring Gym Frolic Camp Cogswell Week-end Installation Two H mzdrrd Nizzrly-fin' J, , LM M 4 G. A. A. 's New Program G. A. A. revolutionized the sports this year. A new point system was set up under which all the sports were placed on an equal basis. To qualify for each year's award a girl must meet requirements of participation, sportsmanship and effort in any four sports offered. The four sports counted toward the year's award must extend over at least two seasons. The requirements are determined by sport captains and coaches, subject to approval of Council. Honorary varsity is chosen in each sport. Speed ball is the new spring sport that we instituted this year. It is a combination of soccer and field ball making it a very active sport. Instead of having an alumnae game only, this year we combined the winter gym frolic, the game, and award banquet, and had an alumnae week-end. It wvas surprising how many alumnae returned to renew their interest in G. A. A. A new queen was added to the quota of State's queens this year and all because of G. A. A. We observed National Health Week by having a campaign to find out the healthiest person in college. Much to our surprise we found it very difficult to choose the healthiest person because everyone seemd to be in that condition. We,,therefore, changed our method of approach and chose one queen from each type-intellectual, athletic, Freshman, and an all-around person. Not only did we do all of these things, but we also drew up a new constitu- tion, modernizing G. A. A. according to all the new changes at college. Two l1M1ll1'I'Cd Nincly-.re'um ' -......,, .J-J U . I U F71 ......... .. 4 , .fu,-,..,..... V . A A 3:l!',w,!!ll ' 1 Q ' , ?:..-'i:1'::l ' A ,fi .' il' ,l,N: .' A .H nf' Q 1- f - - - ww. y ' 3 1 MN' In A - f- f, ,X L 7 ,,:a,.p. ' 1' ' fy' ' , .'-4555 51 . J. , 1,0-'J 1 4- , mf ' ' ' ' 1 i f mfg' -A , g gxg stiff? .-'. Q- .1:'f.... adam. My xv fb' .A 'Ili Zu Most Beazttfal Girl Helen Henderson M0.vt Popalaf' Girl Francis Virginia Peck M0i't Popular M1111 Russell Ludlum Girl fVl10 Has Done lllost for State Beatrice Van Steenburgh lllafz Wvho Has Done lllost for State Alfred Bascli llfost Scholarly h S il ' Rut tee e flloxt Cltarmifzg Girl Catherine Norris Most Popular Faculty M677lb6f Dr. Donnal V. Smith drvd HELEN HENDERSON Xrxy- -un, FRANCES VIRGINIA PECK '- ' M f 'I X t'-r .vs .' , ' ' Q .qw . I , X Vk . s 'X RUSSELL LUDL M BEATRICE VAN STEENBURGH . . I I I i O 1 A 1 m 1 I i 1 0 . i Q Y il , fx ,, E, if 5: 5? M fx I nz ,, 1, ,. 1 . .Y Klip . xM.,,, x . Nf fx, fry? X ' 2 V ALFRED BASCH my Q x ' N ,X JA., , ,. , ' J X X, ..,.x XA x I , . ' '25 Lx. Q' iw K' W ' i 1 x . Q U ' ?ex. .uQ.iQ7f QWEQ L ...A . W. Q41 .A RUTH STEELE CATHERINE NORRIS F kg. DR. D J 11,1111 021, , , WP , -ff- ew f y I ,fi i 1 i,r'l,AA y ,, WY, , 1 ,., The Basketball Team BACK ROW- Fuss , 7!Z0li1fdl01',' Soapy , ffzllblzrkp Sandy , Tminerj Rocky , ,rlroke Swede , full flop. FRONT ROW- Sock , rear gzznrdf Sammie , boJ'ie.r.r,' Netter , leff wing Skinny lafkle Ribs , .rpnrrirzg ,fmrinery Rink , goal. WHEN WHERE After dinner Hustling Sagers, at , N by E, lat. 30' 8 bells Floating College Low noon Smythe, here Not too early Arpeei, there Three Hundrcd Ten home US 493 Henve ho 219 N. Y. cancelled THEM V-I Man the sails 410 Mass. 304 padlockd A REVIEW OF THE SEASON 1930-1931 The 1950-1931 season of the team was one of the most successful that any team could hope for, considering the delay caused by the intricacies of the new locks on the lockers. The various members of the team had some trouble borrow- ing the proper wearing apparel. However, once we got started, there was no stopping us-I refer to the games, not to the clothes. The first tournament with the Hustling Sagers was a knockout, if you know what I mean. In fact, if Ribs hadnit insisted on feinting with her left and serving a high ball with her right, our opponents would not have scored V-I. Hustling Sagers' apparent dismay at their inability to read our cosmopolitan signals must have been due to their lack of training, for immediately after the game, they voted on whether or not they should discontinue their chaperonage system. Our second bout was to start promptly at 8 bells, however, the team was late due to a few rusty locks that refused to work. To understand the situation: the team took the Hudson River night boat down, but before conclusions are too hastily drawn, it should be known that they were chaperoned by the Dean of Women, the President of State College, and the head of the Purity League. Furthermore the members of the team were locked in their staterooms at nine o'clock. Evidently, the locks had been seldom used, for in the morning, they had to be broken. That was the cause of the delay. The basketball court was on the upper deck of the Floating College, but, unfortunately, during the game the sea became excited and began to heave. From then on, our shots went awry, being directed from the rail. Needless to say, our opponents had the advantage due their sturdier stomachs. Then, Smythe came here to try their prowess. The long-awaited game brought a great crowd to the Lounge. The race was so closely contested that, at the end of the second heat, the discarded checkers were evenly divided between the opposing teams. Great excitement prevailed in the galleries, when Smythe began to stroke in double quick time. In the last lap, the crowd went wild when they discovered that the cards were marked and the chips could not be eaten. The case was finally appealed to the Supreme Court, where judge Landis caroled a heartrending mammy song and gave the decision to State College. The final meeting of the season was to be debated at Arpeei in the well known Beer Gardens. We thirstily awaited the big event, but we arrived just in time to see the opposing team being taken for a ri.de, and the basketball court padlocked. The game was cancelled on account of wet grounds, so our team mournfully returned to their usual boy friends. Three Hundred Eleven ur Hall of Fame She subbed for the asides in Strange Interlude. She refused a rushing bid besause she planned to go home that week-end. Tlrrvv Ilznzdrml Twelve kt Never known to have asserted in her Freshman year that she intended to transfer next year to Barnard, Smith, Vassar, etc. Invited three times in succession to the Intersorority Ball by different sorority girls. Passion Under the Poplars y A ONE-ACT PLAY fAjJologie5 to Eugene O'Nei!l and ollaerrj C lmmcierx Cyrus Sal City Sli cker ' SCENE 1 Anterior end of a country farmhouse. That the audience may immediately reassure themselves that it if a country farmhouse, a cow may or may not peer coyly out of the parlor window, ,depending upon the dramatic ability of the local cows. In the background may be seen a mountain peak. In the foreground are two powerful poplars bending their protection over the house. Beneath the trees sits a country girl, looking wide eyed at the audience with all the innocence of a cautious calf. She is evidently waiting for someone, for at intervals she strikes up a Balboa-views-the-Pacific attitude. Sal fjumping to her feet and waving a greeting to someonej: Halloo, Cy! Voice: Halloo, Sal! fCy enters, wearing, among other things, a battered straw hat and a fish line. He is a rawboned country youth whose expressed love for Sal makes itself apparent. He makes a bold attempt to relieve himself of the self- conscious blush which is ravaging his redhaired complexionj Cy: Well, Sal. Har yew be t'hum? Sal: Ay-eh. Har I be. Cy: Hot, ain't it? Sal: Hot! Cy: Whar's yew paw? Sal: T'town. Cy: Whar's yewr paw? . Sal: T'town, too. Air ye any the wiser fur all l've told ye? Cy: fconfusedlyj Mebbe yes'm maybbe no. But what be they .down t'town? Stocking' up? Sal: 'R auctionin' Cy: 'R barberin' Sal: 'R gittin' a spotted calf. Cy: Ain't yew lonesome? Three Hundred Th irivcn Sal: Naw! I can talk t' the cows. fSilence while Cy cracks his knucklesj Cy: Hot, ain't it? Sal: Ay-eh. Hot. Wal, Cy, I better be gittin' at them chores, 'n' yew better be goin'. fShe displays her teeth and runs toward the house. There is a mournful moo from the cow. Cy stands gazing at the closed doors. Then, he looks philosphically at the mountainj Cy: Thar's gold in them thar mountings. fExtracts a handkerchief from his pocket and blows his nose.j -CURTAIN- SCENE 2 Same as Act 1. Sal is shelling peas under the poplars. Enter the city slicker. He swaggers in with his oily moustache and props his brief-case up against the tree. He is wearing a checked suit that seems to suggest with no great subtlety that he is a man of the world, even a traveling sales- man. He looks at Sal with a growing interest, then tips his hat with an obvious subservience. City Slicker: Are you the farmers' daughter? Sal: Sir! fShe makes the monosyllable shiver all over the theatrej City Slicker: My mother warned me against girls like you. Shame on you! Sal: fStartled out of her North Pole lethargyj Who air yew? C. S: Joe Hoffbein of Hoffbein, Hoffbein, Hoffbein, and McGillicutty The rest of the time I sell Fuller Brushes. Sal: fHaving a sigh of reliefj. Oh, yew air a traveling salesman. That makes everything purty. C. S: fSitting down beside Salj Whaddya waste your life away out here in the country for? Whyncha come to the city with me? Sal: Cud I do that? C. S. flifting right eyebrowj: Oh, baby, could you do that? Sal: Yew wait while I go fur my bonnet. QGoes in the house. Returns in a second, looking surreptitiously over both shoulders. C. S. and Sal start off left. Cy comes running out of the house brandishing two shining articles in the air. Sal ffrightenedj: Run! Run for your life. fThey go off left.j Cy fshouting off stagej: Sal, Sal. Come back. You forgot your knitting needles. C he raises his arms to Heaven for a minute, then reaches for his handkerchief and once more blows his nose.j I -CURTAIN- Three H undrerl Fourfecn f f ,i fqhhflx Q 7, NEXVS OF THE WORLD W2 If f he gjbv W ou .L,-fu. 0 QL., rl-4n'f11-3 SQ! J I fhlgqslhf u f ,- bl-LblnL?' X hi' V 9? 'yr I ,zz dlfof- BF llx,6affJ fliumu, 1 Nxzws 2,9 3 NEWS PED i ff.. PED DESK One big hdjllflj' family in llae Publications Ofce-1944. g T'r'r-'J-' XL n-.fxf X ' lx - i im x51 ' i l Very Dramatic Reviews 1. We have apologies to make to our readers for having so carelessly lost the name of this play presented earlier in the year. It had a direct resemblance to Rin Tin Tin's special feature Three Men in a Boat , but I lay the plagiarism at the door of the dog kennelg we of State College, whatever else we may be are true hearted, whole hearted .1 Our honest opinion is that the famous police dog came up here disguised as a police dog and snitched our p1ay's theme. The dirty dog! To conclude we wish to say, in no mean or narrow way, that the performance of Horace CHodj Meyers was by far superior to yours, Rin T. Tin! Woof, woof!! Acknowledgement: The friendship bracelets were loaned by the courtesy of Hoose and Gow, Jewelers. Note 1: Theres a Methodist in my madness. Come on out and fight like a man. Three Hundred Sixteen t'The Snake in the Grass The whole cast was plastered but aside from that minor inconvenience this play, which by the way fairly reeked with symbolism, was accepted with much enthusiasm from our student body. But we are very cold mentalistsg we are governed by our mind, not our body. We still think that the Snake in the grass fRay Collinsj was very sincere in his part. Of course he was slightly handicapped in respect to costume, for the scene was laid in Hawaii and all the grass was taken by the time old johnny-on-the-spobCollins got there. We canit blame the women of the island either, can we? Elaine Barber had the. coveted role of Eve and as Eve progressed we became more and more enthused, more and more hungry for apples, and all in all we were glad when the party was over. So, we of the critical minds can only say that the most natural char- acter was obviously the fruit. Now if you want to have words, you can say that Ray is a fruit, but 1et's not have any small quarrels come between us. Let us pray. Tliirce I'I1HI'!f7't'l1' ,S'vwnfm'u A 1. cc' Tut- l ut-Tut The Girl's Athletic Association of the New York State College for Teachers presented a three act musical comedy for your enjoyment fand for mine tooj. The cast included Wfalter Driscoll, Curtis Rutenbur, William Nelson, Phillip Ricciardi, an.d several others of State's most fascinating beauties. In the special Preview which was given for my benefit due to the fact that I was unable to attend the regular presentation, the action took place in Russia. I have not the slightest idea why the scene was shifted back to Austriag that is a matter for diplomats to decide. We believe that the most important feature of the evening was the eccentricity of the Russian coiffures fpronounced Coy-foors for lack of any better phoneticsj. Of course the general effect was that of an army of floor mops going air minded. Perhaps that, in itself was too new and too ingen?o'.1s an innovation for our institution. As for the choruses, we leave you this picture as a token of our good fellow- ship. And if you sneere.d when someone got out of step, remember that in the beginning this was Russia where the steppes are something to write home about. Remember that these things are put on purely for your entertainment, and we would be very glad to have you give us any suggestions for their improve- ment. Our college has more large waste paper baskets than any other college of its kind in the country. Come and see us sometime. Three Hzmdrvd Eiglilevn ' LOANED BY A 4 He: HLPBRNY HYs'ra fglcHL HRTl iSOC.lEl Y B-RmTHER'LYm.ove u - 'A'P4-seal bv: A Q , lffnlivxosairj Sowing Tivfboll, New CbWlh'JR9NiAL, Xijnp mb-sx, . ....-. I 1 -7, f v-W. k f , A ' ', wh' 'n , .YRS ,yn-V 4f,.D,w., 'gl ni X ' '- - '. 's.:,.- , we A . 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Bwullevardl Cafeteria MM WW W Z 198 CENTRAL AVENUE, AT ROBIN ALBANY NEW YORK YOUR PRINTER PERKINS SILK SHOP A - F ' ' ' ns Q 11 1' ashzons Newest Creatzo Qfmgl 1, Lg mn 31 Ny For Spring and Summer A Sp5xy1!M.f At - Q Lowest P s Always -A F' t d F t S'1k sn p . 6 fx R 0 K S 'R - R , 3' 'lu 244 P k g P d 336 Central Avenue Dial 6-2037 X12 1 1 .1..,. ,- gf ,gf -ai W ...f f Xgfpfy f?y-fc!! fzfL,c,f,.rv7 A042 yffa-1.g,' ,g, .. . 2 . f.- , xv A MODEL LETTER OF APPLICATION 1711 N. N. E. Ave. fMaria ' N. Y. C. New York City April 1, 1931 Mr. Heap Biggman Very High School Very, Vermont ' My dear, dear friend! ........ . . . . . . . . A friend of mine knows a woman who's sister's husband once peddled papers for you. Now one of them Qit doesn't matter which one does it? Nolj has told me that you need a teacher. Fancy needing a teacher! Well don't worry any longer. I am just the sort of girl you would like to have in your faculty, I know. Let meltell you about myself, but first let me tell you the one about the farmer's daughter. Did I say one ? I know several. - ' ' It is absolutely against my principles Qfancy being against one's very own principally to accept any attentions in any more potent form than a nice friendly apple, from any of the high school boys. But, of course, if you don't intend to be nice, you must understand that a girl can't justj sit at home and twiddle her thumbs all the time, even if she doesnlt like her landlady. Of course I should like to tell you all about my extracurricular activities in college. But, dear, I'm afraid that if you should ever get to know me better, you would be jealous. I can, however, tell you without any hesitation, that I am five feet two with two blue eyes and blonde curly hair Q I haven't counted them yet, but I will if you want me tooj and a couple of nice legs. Hoping that my qualifications will meet with your approval, Qyou do like blondes, don't you, Mr. Biggman?j I am eagerly waiting to hear from you. Love, Dorothy And the answer mme back- Very High School Very, Vermont April 2, 1931 Miss Dorothy 1711 N. N. E. Avenue, New York, N. Y. Dear Dot: I have your letter of the first instant at hand and wish to state that you are just the sort of person I need to fill a very important position for me. If you will come around to my office at your earliest convenience, I will make you a proposition. Love, H. Biggman P. S. Call me Biggy . ,Wir M . -W, V 1 'V'f1 if f'fp731J!,M'JiAl'liJaVi1y!wI'eacher's Agency WJ i W .1 74 Chapel Street, Albany, N. Y. n Affords the teacher a reliable, efficient and correct means of securing a good position Positions Open Now Good teachers wanted-Personal interview desirable We will defer the registration fee of all candidates graduating from the State College until after they have secured a position through our aid W. W. Andrews, President . . HJ . - ff' M I MW ' 3 - . M,lCollege Candy Shop 1 - 1 . Gust a block from collegej M 1 o ,V MW I ,,,,,Q6g QGood Ea sj ,Zi I . ' 7 f N u Low Prices 'C' 1540 g Collegiate Atmosphere Drop in and see us Smart Clothes for Girls and Misses For Tovsm and Country Summer Dresses, Linens, Tub Silk Dresses, Golf Knickers, and Camp Outfits , Steefel Brothers Girls' Shop jvc. ftfva wr if H at Bright Sayings of Children tif if f3 months in prison and a line of 100 dollars will be given as a prize to thie best saying of a childj -7 v J What: Did you make the debating team? Ho: N-no, th-they s-s-said I-I-I- wasn't t-t-tall en-enough. Soror: Do you know that there is even honor among thieves? Pledge: Golly, I'm glad we're not thieves! Senior: Do you believe in fairly tales? Soph: No! Senior: What! And you belong to a sorority! Alice: On a cold, cold night in a cold, cold bathroom-May, I-let the c-c-cold w-water r-run, so I can w-wash my t-teeth and give my t-t-tongue a sl- sleigh ride. She had no principles, but God how she drew interest. What that nickel cigar needs, sai.d an occupant of the small room in which the cigar was being smoked, is the country. Have you got your notes written on your handkerchief? ..Yes,, Have you the textbook concealed in your hat? !lYesll And will you be able to see Fred's paper from where you sit? Yes All right-let's get on to that Ethic's final. A college man likes a girl beautiful but dumb-beautiful enough to please him but dumb enough to like him. ML Ms 5 CF? AC..-.oC.f,..,,J. ww-4 1 ,ZA wiksflwglrsmhw, 'dUfl,., i 61.4 ZA1 SaTEfgr4iM f 'Y' Z j I-fv-A-Lo! 7731-LJ J' juli! JAWAZ' Wm ?fZf U,zf'e .,,,f...:.,J LV TSc1bVfs 2 f Q7 ' ',u.1.d12d.y.OJ.' 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