William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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,. - C' W- . - T' ' .- E '.- lSH'E5w 7' - ' NNW Sqvfaaff ' W. .Semi-cd'irEm'Jw buphumures qt President, . MARGUIERITE NELL VANKEUREN V ice-President, . LUCRECE HIGBEE OHART 75 I Secretary, . . . MARY MAGILL 'nl Treasnrer, CHARLOTTE EDALYN HARDING 3 Historian, . ANNA GATES TREMAINE K . .YZ A W , members NJ ,r N6 1 ETHEL LILLIAN BARNES, Arts, . . . 216 Pulteney St., Geneva if Clifton Springs, N. Y. HELEN ELIZABETH CORSER, Arts, . . 23 Sherrill St- L, , Geneva, N. Y. A32 CHARLOTTE EDALYN HARDING, Arts, Miller House if Castile, N. Y. MARIAN COLUNN HARRISON, Scientific, . Miller House Syracuse, N. Y. la ANNA MARGARET KERR, Scientific, . 306 Castle St. Qi., Geneva, NL Y. ALICE MARIAN LEGG, Arts, . . 70 Jefferson Ave. Geneva, N. Y. 'N MAUDE GIBSON LEWIS, Scientific, . Miller House - Canandaigua, N. Y. iff-1 MARY MAGILL, Scientific, . . Seneca Falls l, Ag Seneca Falls, N. Y. if HAZEL EMMA MORGAN, Arts, . . Miller House l pl Buffalo, N. Y. Q, A MARTHA SHANNON MORGAN, Scientific, . Miller House 5 Brockport, N. Y. HW LUORECE HIGBEE OHART, Arts, . . Miller House Rn I, Depew, N. Y. ir' MILDRED ELIZABETH REEVES, Arts, . . Miller House T Watertown, N. Y. . , MARY JEANIE REYNOLDS, Scientific, . . . I I7 Oak St. 5' .W Geneva, N. Y. ' 4 ANNA GATES TREMAINE, Scientific, . 47 Pulteney St., Geneva airs 1 Buffalo, N. Y. PQ MARGUERITE N ELL VAN KEUREN, Scientific, . . Dresden Dresden, N. Y aft ELIZABETH PLATT WEBSTER, Arts, . . Miller House 4 Buffalo, N. Y. wt, X RUTH WEBB WENTWORTH CMrs.J, Scientific, . Clifton Springs 7,li Clifton Springs, N. Y. V LAURA WHEADRICK, Arts, . . . . Miller House sl Buffalo, N. Y. i JESSIE MARY WRIGHT, Arts, . . Waterloo, N. Y. 411 f Waterloo, N. Y. ill 'wwf' if-SW -we -A - -We .A fill E- ,, in , 4 . , 15241918292-S+aStWeHo2Sfef 77

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i A -' - ar -7 - s .Ss mv-,Q 'T--' YAY' W fav-'w seZQcQv3zfHn 'l , . bupbumnre lass EISYUYP 'Wil You shall hear how we as Sophomores C Met when summertime was over, 4 Not without a loss in numbers, But with spirits still undaunted 'fi For the battles yet before usg 4, ' Bound to win for Alma Mater, at For the glory of the College, 1, For the honor of old '2o. First we oliicers elected, ,W Chose we those who e'er would lead us, Lead us through a year successful, . Planned a year of full endeavor, Planned a program for our guidance. Near the Iirst of bright October, 4. When the others did expect us, 82 Looked for us to give thempleasure At our annual classnight dinner, Y When a stunt we should have given, i To the inn we went a running, .tw To the inn for our gay banquet 'Spite of Frosh,--and their big sisters- Who were safe where Freshmen should be. F Merrily we danced, and feasted, xi And with toasts we were enlivened Through a short and happy evening. 'E' Wednesday next we did redeem us, ' Went to dinner like good children, 51 Sang some songs and had a trial, i, We as Sophomores, we, the offenders For the banquet we had given, 75 Given without the Freshmen's knowledge They accused us long and loudly, But the jury did acquit us. wif When the autumn leaves were turning, l Turning yellow, red, and russet, fl To the woods away we hied us. Armed with knives and weapons dangerous, M Cut we many laden branch es. 9, Of the gym we made a bower, fl, Where we held our Hop so glorious. Ar Though the music was belated, l All declared our Hop delightful. li After mid-year time was over, Where March winds were blustering round us, is When St. Patrick's day was coming, . Seniors all, we asked to meet us, Garbed as men and maids of Ireland. . So our happy year we ended. 11 f ANNA G. TREMAINE. 92, Q V ' ' ' ' Q'a ?f9f5 ' e Z '