Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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J. JOHN BARAN Nanticoke, Pa. Emersonian Society; Orchestra. Little, good natured, and one of our best friends, he needs no intioduction if you have ever been to Mans- field. Have you not heard of Johnny and his Tyogans? He sure can put life into a group, and we shall miss him very much next year, for he has furnished the music for many a good time in the Gym. We wish you the best of luck, Johnny! FLORENCE BARNES Thompson, Pa. Emersonian Society (3), (4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4); Secretary Athletic Club (3), (4); Outdoor Chin (3), (4); Basketball. Flo Quiet? Well, at times; but it is when she is num- bered with her friends that her real charm is realized. She is conscientious, energetic, and fun-loving. Flo has made her mark in the Junior High, but we doubt if she intends following the profession, for the arrow pointed the other way during Thanksgiving- vacation. Ask Flo, she ' ll tell you. ELIZABETH BATES Mansfield, Pa. Emersonian Society (3), (4); Glee Club (3), (4). Betty Here ' s Betty, another of the girls whom we all admiie. Despite the cares of studies she is always ready for a good time, and her kind-heartedness has been manifested many times among the girls on fourth floor. Betty is an all around sport, and has made a reputa- tion as a teacher. We are wishing the best of success for you, Betty — ■ yes, and more too, happiness.

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MARION BAILEY Wellsboro, Pa. Athenaean Literary Society (3), (4); Dramatic Club; Gills ' Student Council (4); Hiking Club; Orchestra (4). Bailey Of course, we all know Bailey, for she is one of the most lovable girls of our Senior Class. Her hearty laugh is never lacking wheie there is fun, and we ' ll have to admit, she is an all-round girl. Marion is very much accomplished, for she can play the piano, is a member of our orchestra and — yes — indeed — a member of the student council. We are assured of her success in life, for she has hosts of friends. AARON E. BAKER Osceola, Pa. Emersonian Society. Quiet, straight-forward, and one of the best liked residents of South Hall. Aaion is always a true friend to all, and we feel sure he will be well liked wherever he goes. He never allowed his books to interfere with his education, but he gets there just the same. Pei haps his quietness is due to the poor aim of Cupid ' s dart; but better luck next time, Aaron. DONALD BALDWIN Mansfield, Pa. ' Don Did you say music? Well, here we have it. Any piece, any place, any time, or any instrument — here is the man you are looking for. Don is just as adept at classical mu?ie as at jazz, and both at Vespers and dances he frequently distinguishes himself. Well — enough for his musical ability. In addition to this, you must know that Lovin ' Don is the Sheik of Mansfield Town!

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MURIEL BAXTER Granville Summit, Pa. Emersonian Literary Society (3); Hiking Club (4); Basketball Squad (3). This is Muriel, who always has her lessons. It ' s a nine days ' wonder whei e she finds the time to prepare them all, and do it so well. She is a combination of ambition, ability, pep, and pleasantness, and judging by her experience in -Junior High School, she will make a very successful teacher. HELEN E. BEACH Smithfield, Pa. Athenaean Society (3), (4); Glee Club (3), (4); Music Supervisors ' Club (3), (4); Y. W. C. A. Here is Helen; the dark-eyed girl who is always good natured and kind to all. She is never idle and seems happiest when she is studying Harmony or practicing Beethoven and Bach — she is a music supervisor, you see! We are glad you came to M. S. N. S., Helen, and we wish you success and happiness. CHARLES E. BEDFORD Forksville. Pa. Charley is our Y Chaplain. Although he just came to us last autumn, we all feel as though we had known him for ages. He is one of those quiet, diligent young men who can ' t help but become popular. The best wish we can make for him is that he may get all he deserves out of life.