Utica Free Academy - Academician Yearbook (Utica, NY)

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T E ACADEVIICI N LLhP AIEIDPIUIIIEIII FCBLISHED BY THE UTICA FREE ACADEMY STUDFVTS TAF EDITORS IN CHIEF DON-SLD S VILNEIL 7 R' TH I. RE '-.TOR BLSINESS 'VIAN XGER P 'XLNIER CLTTER ASSIST 'XNT BLSINESS N'IANA'FQ XRTHI R DERBYSHIRE 15 DRED DOW INC Z6 J LITER 'XRX EDITORS -XTHI EIIC EDI TORS CIRCLI 'XIION 'VIXNK rRv IACLII TX EDIIOR XLLNINI FDITOR FXCHANCF EDITOR HI LITES EDITORS SPINAI COLUMN EDI 1 ORS REPORTER 51 OHN N 'XN DFRNOORI' .lf I-RXNCIS KI RU I H HOT-FYI NN B RN XRD HXDE I 'I r KI 'XDYS E BA. H 'VAR ON WINDHPIN1 Xl BI Rl' BLHI SYBIL STREET HIIDA 'VIQGLIRE NELLIF SMITH AVIS ROENIER VIARIORIE HLGHES JAMES FRENCH QEORGE WINDHEIN1 'VIARION HOCKRIDGE FACLLTY ADNISOR MARY G HART PRICE PER COPY F1FTY CENTS I NI 1 NIN x TXBLE OF CONTENTS X N JUNE 192': H 1 , . ' g I A f O O J ,. ,- S F : , . . ' ' .V cg1z..rs'r YCUNG, 1 ' , Q ' .EIN, wx ,Lum u111cg1.11, ART EDITOR , ,H ,F A, 3 1, Y l ' X A, A, . , ., I-I111'1w11:1-11,x , T I ,x1'1l,'1'Y4U1,1 1 ' S 'I'1:11' 111 I-'fwz -.1x1:1,1,x1 III I.:'1'11:x1:'1' I71.I'NIIl'111?-I li! Syzux II'-me ,, 21 511 ' wr I'111-'1w,1:x1-ew 33377111 .X1.1x1v1 fi-mf 11+ II1-1,1115 311 .X11111f1s1A ll! S1 x15 1'1+j,1xqrq If , .51-11: I'11x1fxtx- LM 1.x TI

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THE ACADEMICIAN W. B. WILCOX CO. Jewelry : Watches : Stationery : Engraving 246 GENESEE ST., UTICA, N. Y. F Ilowing the example of WALLACE B. WILCOX who advertised in V I me One I th ACADEMIC OBSERVER in 1886. UTICA ACADEMY STUDENTS WILL BE ENTITLED TO THE USUAL Speelal Rates DOZEN AT ON PHOTOGRAPHS HALF DOZEN PRICES THE OBENAUS STUDIO 241 GENESEE STREET UTICA N Y ENGLAND Sz: MCCAFFERY, Inc Eleanor Cllnton s Shop Magnlflent Tooth Paste the Guaranteed Magnesxa Paste Magmdent Tooth Paste IS a paste m whlch magnesxa IS combined with cleansmg and pohshmg agents neces sary for efflcacy m a way that will 3VOld mjury to the enamel T H I S 1 D C SVOOURPTOHN MAGNIDENT TOOTH PASTE 9 r Dellghtfully attrac tlve frocks for graduation ln geor gette and crepe de chme slmple and smart o . , . . T ' a 5 I ' ' . 1 ' - T I S Take this f' 11-yn to f'11 xr sure. It is worth I: I-1-:. ts M: Iv gt: 'Ir -oi :I Ft' rent tube HLA- -I I.IiA.'I-I I-'III UVT IIERIC -- N. ,, , , ,,,,,,, .,..,,,.. .gilt - ,,., H , , , , , .,,,,..

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THE ACADEMICIAIN wZ .M aff! Going to school ln the summer IS not partlcularly popu lar This ns clue to the fact that traclltlon xs agalnst xt For a hundred years or more the orthodox school session has begun September lst and closed about uly lst Over two months of the year about twenty per cent of lt have been regarded as unsuitable For study for edu catlon Thus there has grown up among us a wrong conceptlon of hfe its obligations and ltS opportunltles But of late years summer sessions have become rather more popular because they glVC opportunltles to a few leaders ln each communlty to make forward progress while thelr competitors sleep rest play or hsh everybody We expect lt to be attended by thoroughly wxde awake young men and younv women who do not wlsh to lose a single opportunlty to prepare themselves to meet the mex orable demand for the efficiency of a hlgh grade whlch every department of business IS today demanding SUMMER SESSIONS WILL BEGIN JULY 6 WQQZW WXYWZHZQQ BANK PLACE T J Rxsmger, Founder W S Rlsmger, Prmclpal 7 'wwf , . . y , ' So we do not expect our summer school to appeal to 5 . LJ Q ' If f , 4, . fp,