Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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Class Officers President W. Ray Smith Vice-President MiLO C. CaLHOUN Recording Sec ' y MARGIE Ehler Corresponding Sec ' y Edna WilEY Treasurer RoY R. Beck Colors — Blue and While. Flower — White Rose. Motto — Labor Omnia vincit. CLASS YELL One a zippa, Two a zippa. Three a zipp a zam. Four a zippa. Five a zippa. Don ' t give a hobble, gobble, razzle, dazzle. Sis boom bah! Seniors! Seniors! Rah! Rah! Rah! Cremo! Crimo! Crumb! Yiptay ! Yap ! ' ap ! Yiptay ! ap ! ap ! Seniors! S-e-n-i-o-r-s! Seniors!

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Thus in ever widening channels Wended we a varying course Through woodland glades of quiet work. Past flowery dells of joy and pleasure. And, if, perhaps o ' er rocks of strife We tarried turbulent awhile Beneath the shadow of discord, ' Twas to love the sunshine better. When we come at last to where We join the broader stream of life. The wider view and vision bright Of greater power will make us glad. But in midst of best success In future years come memories Of the sweetest part of the journey At the dear Normal School. Mabel Jefferson. CI ass oong We are the Seniors, So good and true; Our colors now are White and Blue, Yes, White. Blue, They are the best that ever will be. We ' ll gain the victory. Rah! Rah! Rah! We are the Class of 1913 Of all the classes we reign supreme! Rah! Rah! Rah! Just like the stars we brightly gleam ! Hurrah! For the Class ' 13! Rah! Rah! Rah! 23

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Helen Susanna Allen. New Castle. Pa. Choir: Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; F. L. S. Helen Susanna Allen got her first vista of the world in Titusville. Pa. Her very early life was spent there, but later she went to live in New Castle, Pa. Here she received her education, being a graduate of the New Castle High School. In the Spring of 1912, she passed the Junior-Middle exams at Slippery Rock Normal. On September 12,1912, after a delightful trip on the B. O. R. R., and one of those never-to-be-forgotten trips from Clarion Junction, our little Helen wended her way to Seminary Hall where she enrolled as a member of the Class of 1913. Helen is a bright, industrious girl and her winning ways have won many friends for her. Alice Alter, Homestead, Pa. One Spring morning in 1911, a little girl with chestnut-brown curls and laughing brown eyes, arrived in Clarion from Homestead, where she had been attending High School. She liked the bright prospect at C. S. N. S, so well that she decided to join the class of 1913. She soon starred in Physiology class by telling the Professor that jello must not be cooked. She firmly believes in our class motto Labor omnia vincit, and therefore works very hard. When she leaves C. S. N. S. she intends to be a school marm for a few years at least. R.4YMOND W. Anderson, Ben, Big Run. Pa. President F. L. S.; Middler Baseball; Senior Basket Ball; Sequelle Staff: Y. M. C. A. Raymond received his preparatory education at the Big Run Grammar and High Schools. Hans decided to further his education, and came to C. S. N. S. in the Spring of 1912. and joined the class of 1913. He IS an excellent student and ranks among the highest in his class. His favorite pastime is hiding Supplee in the clothes press from Bixler. Raymond is undecided about his future but we feel sure thai he will be successful in whatever profession he chooses.