William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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BANQUETS SOPHOMORE BANQUET Chairman, JULIA DUNHAM EDITH SMITH SUSANNA KINGSLEY At the Hotel Seneca, Geneva, N. Y., October 6, IQIS Chaperone, MRS. ARTHUR A. BAcoN The Occasion, . TOASTS Toastmistress, BETTY SWEET . . . . HELEN PYBUS What We Owe William Smith, REGINA SWEENEY The Frosh, . The Co-Ord, The Class, The Faculty, At the Hotel . . . JULIA DUNHAM . . ALBERTA EMRICH . ELLA DEVEREAUX . . . . GRETCHEN BATTEY SENIOR BANQUET ' Chairman, MARGARET SMITH Seneca, Geneva, N. Y., February 29, IQI6 Chaperone, MISS KUNKEL TOASTS Toastmistress, BETTY SWEET The Class, . Our President, . Our College Days, Pre aredness P 1 - Watchful Waiting, HELENE DAILY . MARGARET SMITH . GRETCHEN BATTEY . MARGARET BROWN SARAH CUMMING 31

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. AWW , .4 ' ' w In every college function we held our accustomed placc, Enjoying every moment-and sustained ourselves with grace. At midyears-time we thought it wise to do our social duty, And asked the college to attend a party that for beauty We think has never been excelled-a brilliant masquerade! With song and dance and stunt and jest and lovely Dress Parade! A party all of hearts and darts was given for our delight By IQI6,S sweet-voiced friend, one February night. To raise some money-needed sore-we gave The Twig of Thorn Again, and most successfully, Cthose snow drifts did adorn The campus in a way to earn the College Club's kind praise D We're grateful to the faculty, who come to all our plays! The Senior Banquet was a great Preparedness affair, Appropriate to Leap Year, With all toasts composed with care. It was a sob-less party, for we felt that such events Are much too gay for us to waste, indulging in laments. And now our aching brows, alas, are marred with aging lines- From dawn till dark, and then till dawn, the weary PINE Board Pines. May-day is now approaching fast, another breakfast gay At our dear patron saint's this year will celebrate our day. Then comes Commencement, and we'll bid the Hill a sad adieu- Good bye, dear College and dear friends- Good bye, good luck to you! ANNE ELIZABETH MARVIN, Historian 1916. M us. BACON' 30

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W i ii Mater Words by ELIZABETH HAWTHORN '14 Music by FRANCIS TURGEON '12 if' e. . I I When the lake in sil vcr morn - ing When a steal ing o'er the cam - - pus, When the sun be -hind the hill - - tops, : Q- I i i F e F 1 1 5 If 5 I 11 Bright ly gleams all blue and clear, Soft the dream ing noon days fall, Rad - iant sinks at close of day, F 1 I 1 4 1 5 1 When the sun - shine floods the hill - - sides, Shed-ding And from out the pine trees, shad - ow Wings a And the breeze that stirred the pine trees, Soft- ly so e1 s 1 I 1 - ,L 1 1 1 1 4 i 1 g10 ry far and near......1 bird with lilt - ing call, ..........i. sigh ing, dies a - way, ...L-.. I aI I