Edinboro University - Tartan / Conneautteean Yearbook (Edinboro, PA)

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by Ghz 1Dita, '13 'XVARD UE RERIER, Towuville. Wardo the Desperado is popular with the ladies. He won his popularity on the gridiron, for Wardo is some foot ballist. He made good at both half- back and tackle and would doubtless have been able to play any other position on the team which he captained so well. He says he isn't in love, but we are going to ask Mabel. We can account for a lowering of a previously brilliant class record in no other way, and Ward mourned loudly about his sprirg-tcrm record. 4XDl.l.-X DICKEY, lflartstown. Alias XYO0ill'OlV lVilson. If Wilson wants to know who put the win in winner. tell him to ask Dickey. Dickey is directly responsible for Wilson's election. Now Dickey wants a post-oiiice job. A good speaker, a thorough student, an unwilling contributor to the Birch Rod, a fine fellow, and a sound sleeper. There you have Adliafs chief characteristics in a few words. We might add that he is nothing but a human being as shovqn by the wry face he makcs when any one mentions Trig. ETHEL MARIE DICKEY, llartstown. A maiden never boldg Of spirit so still and quiet, that her motion Blushed at herself. This shy, little maid with her far-away voice came to join us near the close of our career as Middlers. It has been rumored that Ethel gained her habit ot keeping quiet from listening to the impassioned oratory of her brother. She is an industrious student and rarely responds with, I don't know, when asked a question in class. Ethel is a good disciple of Miss Powell in Domestic Sci- ence. When not poring over her books, she may be seen busily employed upon a bit of sewing. GRACE DUNN, Cochranton. Thou art like unto a flower. Little Grace Dunn, that is what we all call her. She is a dreamer. She can write excellent compositions and in fact she does everything well. She likes poetry and just enjoys herself when she is rea.ding Chaucer t'?J She is a small mite, but she holds a large space in all our hearts. M.-XR.lORlE IUSHPIR. Grancl Valley. Marjorie's fame is not limited to mere lessons, but extends to all school functions. Her basket ball skill did much toward securing a sweeping victory for the senior girls. She has been president of the Y. W. C. A. and of the Philo Society. She has done l161' share to make lite enjoyoble for the Haven Hall girls and miserable for her iioor teacher. We often wonder what a midnight spread would be like without. her to corner the olive supply and keep Lois from going to sleep. Page f'Ii'C1lf,X'-flZ'L'

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Ebe lbita, '13 ST UA RT GRAH A M, Meadville. Foot ball is a charming game And so is basket ball, But of all the charms of all the things, Love has the greatest charm of all. We are proud to rccognize Stuart as one of our number. His athletic ability has been of great value to us and We certainly appreciated his ability as a point getter in basket ball and his speed and courage in foot ball. Stuart doesn't let a few books spoil a good time for him and he can waltz with the classiest. He is fond of strolling on the campus between six and seven o'clock in the afternoon. He has a wonderful appetite for' so small a lad and only John Doing knows how many rolls he eats in a week. GRETCHEN GRIMINGER, Cambridge Springs. Gretchen is one of our day students, coming each morning from Cam- bridge Springs. When she misses the car, it is always because the car left ahead of time. Gret is good in all her studies, but she sometimes neglects the others for her favorite arithmetic. She has a cheerful disposition and seldom has the blues. When she does, however, all that is necessary to revive l1er is :1 letter from Erie. M EAR LE GRI SXYOLD, Edinboro. Mearle likes men. That doesn't mean that she doesn't like everyone else. but that she does like men better than she likes everyone else. There never was a time that she couldn't think of something to say back when some one tried to say mean things to her and what makes that odd is the fact that she never says mean things back. She does say uncomplimentay things about John Milton and his minor poems but then, John is dead and he wouldn't care what she said if he were alive. M.-XRG.-XRET lflAlGlrlT. Meaclville. Her highest ambition is to get. an A in Lit. She never does anything right for the fates have decreed otherwise. She is left.-handed. Her only pleasure is in midnight spreads. She is a sensible girl who takes the right sort of interest in her school work and in the profession she has chosen as her own. We need make no prophecy concerning her future for it is an assured success and needs no boosting to make it bright. FRANCES HANNAH. North Girard. Hence, loathed Melancholy. Frances early learned that success in reciting depends more upon ingenuity than knowledge. This discovery has made her the envy even of the faculty! We shall think of her a.fter Normal days because of the sunny atmosphere which always surrounded her whether in a February blizzard or an April thunderstorm. The only thing she does that the faculty says she mustn't is dance in the gym. when she knows it's against the wishes of her dear teacher, to use her own expression. Page twenty-sc:'cn