Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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EM A BRIGGS Domestic Science. Ema is a new student at M. S. N. S., coming to us fiom Indiana, where she began her course in Home Economics. She is a quiet and conscientious student, but often surprises and delights us when she puts into piny her keen ser =e of humor, usually hidden under a quiet reserve. We ' re glad to have you with us, Ema, and hope, when you leave, you will be well trained in the mysteries of your chosen work. CLARA BRISTOL Gillett, Pa. Emersonian Society. This damsel is tall and slender, with very quiet ways. However, Clare always has a smile and a good word for every one, and is cheerful and optimistic under all cir- cumstances. She is very industrious and goes about her work with a vim and enthusiasm which will lead her to success. GLADYS BRITTON Stranton. Pa. Emersonian Society (3); Y. W. C. A. Gladie A wee bit of a girl with light bobbed hair and brown eyes, is Gladys. She is full of fun and pep, and always present when there is a dance or a good time going on. At times you will notice a faraway look in her eyes. I wonder why? Here ' s good luck to Gladys! May her d i earns come true someday.

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MILDRED C. BRENNEMAN Factoryville, Pa. Athenaean Society; Student Council; Y. W. C. A.; Hiking Club; Glee Club. A dreamer — mostly of pleasant dreams, and there ' s a reason as those daily letters will tell. Usually quiet and demure — until you know her — and then, well, she ' s a friend worth having. Mildred is a great favorite with the kindergarten kiddies, and we don ' t wonder at that, with her sunny disposition and sympathetic ways. She is also a capable member of our student council. GLADYS BREUNIG Galeton, Pa. Emersonian Society (3), (4); Hiking Club. Sure, we know Gladys. She roomed on Fourth Floor with the Galeton Bunch. Always ready for fun, but her record as a student and teacher shows she was not afraid of work by any means. Quiet and reserved, she helped us through many difficulties. An all-around girl, a good sport, and a friend worth having. We want you to meet our Gladys. CLARENCE F. BRIGGS Mills, Pa. Y. M. C. A. (4). Our wrestling friend, who thinks so much of his profession that he misses lunch every day so he can show the kids how it is done. We also know that Clarence is a fine student and anyone with his ability as a teacher is bound to be of use in the world.

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LAURELLA BRITTON Clark ' s Summit, Pa. Athenaean Society (3), (4); Y. W. C. A. (3), (4). If you want to borrow anything, just ask Laurella, and it is surely yours. One really cannot help thinking that Laurella has cornered the Good Cheer and Hap- piness Market and is duly employed in handing out shares to her friends every day. One of our best Fourth Floor students is Lamella, and we are sure she will look back on her M. S. N. S. days with pleasure. We are glad you were one of us. ELIZABETH BULLOCK Honesdale, Pa. Atheanean Society (2), (3), (4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4); Cecelian Glee Club (3), (4); Ladies ' Quartet (3), (4); Vesper Choir (4); Orchestra (3), (4); Music Sup- ervisors ' Club (3), (4). Betty Betty belongs to that group of girls sometimes called the Snoopervisors, but nevertheless we couldn ' t get along without them, and least of all, without Betty. For she plays and sings so well that a musical program without her — well, it just couldn ' t be, that ' s all. Music and Mandy comprise Betty ' s chief interests and it ' s not for us to say which is uppermost in her mind, or perhaps we should say heart. MARY M. BURNS Pittston, Pa. Athenaean Society (3). Here is our little Mary Burns, who comes to us from Pittston. We ' re glad she does, because we know she likes it, and expects to make her home there in the future. Her cheeiful manner has won her many friends. In going about her work she does it with such vigor that we know she will get there and very soon, too. Mary is very eager to receive letters at mail time, and especially one bearing a New York post-ma ik.