Photos of Friends and Family - Cornell University, Ithaca and Stafford New York - c 1916-1917 - pages 56-58

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 I'm very lucky to have several of my grandmother Evelyn Clara Call's (1895-1962) photo albums. And perhaps even luckier that she labeled many of the photos - so I know roughly when and where they were taken, and who was in the photos. 

My grandmother attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in 1915-1916, and then Cornell University in Ithaca, New York from 1916-1919.

Page 56 shows my grandmother's college friends - probably from 1916-1917







Bernice's birthday spread 
L to R: Yates, Mc Milan, Irish, Zoller, Dill, Wilsey, Heath, Barret

Bernice's birthday spread - guest of honor
Bernice (my roomie)


Just in time to get the leavings
Possibly Evelyn Clara Call

Mock Wedding
L to R: B Reynolds, F. Searles, J. Kimmel, E. Brown, M. Zoller, M Burns

Based on these photos and photos previously posted - I believe Evelyn's roommate was Bernice Reynolds. The F. Searles in the last photo is Frances Searles. 

Bernice C. Reynolds (1896-1973) graduated from Cornell in 1920 with a degree in Agriculture. She was the daughter of Charles John Reynolds and Mary Ella Wilder. She married Fred Eugene Wheeler. 


Page 57 appears to be friends from Cornell and photos from Easter 1917



Charlie Shephard


Shephard's
Evelyn Clara Call is 3rd from the left in the middle row
Robert Vincent Call is 2nd from the left in the back row


At Shephards. Easter 1917
Back row: Maude, Mary S, Evelyn Clara Call, Winifred, ???
Front row: Robert Vincent Call, Charlie Shephard, Mr Heddon, Mr ?


One June Day
Maude & "Hanky"
Frank William Hankins

This is the first photo of Evelyn's future husband (and my grandfather) Francis William Hankins in the album. Francis William Hankins (1897-1983), son of William Lucas Hankins and Mary Jane Kellam. 


One June Day
In the Green House
Maude, Evelyn Clara Call


Falls above Violet Island

Page 58 has Call family photos - at last some from the spring of 1916




The snapper snapped
Robert Vincent Call


The Call Family, Easter 1916
L to R: Irving Joslyn Call, Edith Alberta Call holding her son Alden Malvern Jones, Charles Joslin Call, Robert Vincent Call, Evelyn Clara Call, Elizabeth Ann Coe


A distinguished B.S. 


In Batavia
Edith Alberta Call holding her son Alden Malvern Jones

The Call Family, Easter 1916
L to R: Irving Joslyn Call, Robert Vincent Call, Edith Alberta Call holding Alden Malvern Jones, Charles Joslin Call, Elizabeth Ann Coe, Evelyn Clara Call




Alden & Uncle Bob
Alden Malvern Jones & Robert Vincent Call

Previous pages in the album: Photos from Ithaca, New York and Niagara Falls - c 1916-1917 - pages 52-55






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