William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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n P 1 - l 'I K , 4 i i . .+. . - ffl , .- 'T ' r ffffwasw -'Yff 76's Pine, il Pi W. S. C. A. attend the Conference at Silver Bay where they gain new flaf enthusiasm and a broader outlook. just recently over a thousand Wh , dollars has been collected for the Student Friendship War Fund. . . . . . x 1, The Athletic Association comprises the whole student body. It gg awards letters and stars for those who have distinguished themselves if in athletics and has provided a basketball cup for which the classes lp .gg compete. These are presented at Field Day in the latter part of gl Ju May, on which we have various athletic contests. S . gf X, n Each year the college presents a play, usually hakespearian, , 2 4 with the cast chosen from the three upper classes. The Freshmen 5 ff too give a play just before Spring vacation and the college .play is WK mf repeated on the campus at Commencement. The Glee Club, instead iff QL of a separate concert, entertains the audience between the acts of the r college play. T T QW' The Ridge, the college paper, which represents the college abroad 'WZ a , was begun in March, 1909, the first number appearing in june of that 9 ,S li' year. At first it appeared only three times a year, which was fl' Avg changed to four, and the cover has been changed from green tloiiwhgce Q35 ELI. with the college seal in green. To encourage contributions, w ich o ap mi not overwhelm the editors by their numbers, The Ridge maintains a lla n' literary contest, offering liberal prizes. F Q' While there are many informal parties and entertainments given ,ij by the classes, certain college social events have become. fixed institu- 'Q tions. Sophomore Hop at Halloween, junior Prom in the iprinlg S' T and Senior Ball in june are long anticipated and long rernem ere . JT aw William Smith is still one of the youngest among its sister colleges. ' 4 We can look back on no long history, we are bound by few prece- we dents. Instead of following the traditions of our predecessors, we have the more interesting task of helping to form the customs of our El Alma Mater and of watching her grow into the full vision of her founders. MARY DURFE12, '19. li it ew I il i if all! Q52 1? it I ll' ll, Q AJ l iligiaf -d'f '-uf S'- QW - f W-'Jaw x-Uv? - fxsvfy -- xxx! ' 1 ' 1 118 .

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