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

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Mary Winifred Atwell. Brockwayville. Pa. This lllllf red-headed girl came In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alwell on one of ihose cold March days which we call Si. Palrlck ' s Day. She was born al Sugar Hill, and when small was very fond of roaming over Sugar Hill and picking -Sweel Williams, her favorlle flower, and they were verv !carce. In the Winter when the Sweet Williams were all gone and her heart was so sad. her Mother and Father took her out West, where there would be no more winter. Here she received hei early education in the Montesano school, but there seemed to be some attraction back al dear. old. sweet. Sugar Hill; so she returned in the spring of 189? lo continue her picking of ' Sweet Williams. This she did. until one day she and another red-headed girl from the same place slid into Clarion feeling the need of more education, and are now leaving to pick Sweet Williams forever. Her favorite saying is. Oh! Darn it. my rat won ' t slay on. At LAN M. Baker. Oliver, Lotlsville. Pa. ■. M. C. A. Cabinet; Y. M. C. A.; Orchestra; Basket Ball. Allan, who goes by the name of Oliver. came to Clarion Norir the Sprino of 1911. (after having annoyed the teachers at home), to the class of 1913. Allan is not seen traveling with the female sex often, but It is not .is fault. His chief amusement is Basket Ba which he is a star (?). Allan is one of the boys of old ' 76. motto is You ' re exceedingly wide open. At all hours of the his voice can be heard even though he is only talking in his : Allan is one of the charier members of the ' Horn Blowing Ass tion, and is proud of it. What Allan will do in years to come be hard lo say, since he has given up going lo see (Frantz) France Harold Ballentine, Jack. Clarion, Pa. Varsitv Basket Ball ' 13; Varsily Football ' 12; Varsity Tennis ' 11. ' 12; Class Basket Ball ' 12, ' 13; Class Baseball ' 12; Senior Class Play; President of Tennis Association; Captain Senior Basket Ball. B. L. S. Went to Y for the first time on June 6. 1913. Not more than twenty-five years ago, in the beautiful city of Clarion, this great genius put in his appearance. After pestering the Model School for several years, he entered the Normal. Harold, altho ' small in stature, is mighty in athletic ability. After his mighty achievement on the athletic field, he always lakes a ' rub down in sevenly-tue with ■ ' Emery dust. Jackie is a good student and has found many friends in old C. S. N. S.

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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.

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Grace Eleanor Bancroft, Cenlerville. Pa. Grace Eleanor Bancroft on a cold day in March, during a slorm. landed al Cenlerville. Crawford Counly. Grace received her early training in the public school. After ; ing a year al Tcwnville High School, she went to E. S. N. S. she finished the Junior and Middle years. The lake was very atti for her. and al that lime her favorite study was learning lo row. came south lo Clarion to take her Senior year. 12 A. M.— Has the mail been ' disturbed ' yet? ' Why is pend- Here She always Ic 10 p. oking for mail ? Gu M. — ' Set the alarm Df th morning. We all know Grace will make she will have al least one pupil. :30 ,uod teachers (hinks so I must study phys cher. one thing Irene Barnes, Clarion, Pa. Afer spending two years in Johnstown High School, this dear girlie decided to change her Alma Maler. One stormy day In the spring of 1911. she landed in Clarion and then joined the class of 1913. of which she has been a faithful member. Although she did have a ragged Cicero, she persisted in wearing the feather on her hat. much lo Dr. Ballenline ' s chagrm. She ntends to spend her future days teaching srhool. 3LANCHE I Clarion, SARNES, Pa. Here ' s to our history long been designated as Dad did not put her ii agam ; but since there W( che ha student. Miss Givan, the second. Bla the friend of Hammurabi. In the winter term. 1 the 9:00 Physics class so she would not be late re so many in the 9:00 class, she had lo go back to the 7:43 She inlends Oh m; and to It did hurry her lo gel to thai class! 27