Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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ARDELLE BUSH Westfield, Pa. Emersonian Society (3). Here ' s to Ardelle, a dark-haired maiden who may seem quiet, but after knowing her one soon thinks differently. She is one of those for whom everyone has a good word. She is an efficient, sincere helper in all things. This dark-haired studious girl is very much interested in the study of French. To her delight, she was assigned this subject in her teaching semester. Here ' s wishing success to her! ALETA CAMPBELL New Albany, Pa. Athenaean Society (3); Athletic Club. Aleta hails from New Albany. Quiet, she is, but enjoys a good joke as well as the rest of us. Indus- trious — well, I guess yes. In fact, she is a good student in everything, and we predict that the road to success lies straight ahead of her. Her winning disposition has made for her hosts of friends. MILDRED CARPENTER Lawrenceville, Pa. Emersonian Society; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Mildied comes from Lawrenceville. She is gifted with a sweet disposition and a merry smile. When anyone needs help, Mildred is ever leady to extend a willing hand. Her specialty seems to be Kindergaiten work and she is vei-y much interested in it. Each week-end finds her at her home. Question: What attraction does Lawrenceville hold for her? We wonder.

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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.

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MONA CASE Alba, Pa. Emersonian Society (3), (4); Y. W. C. A. (3), (4). Mona is very small, but that does not entirely de- scribe her. She is one of our best students, capable and thorough. We are sure of the last, for wasn ' t she our proctor? For all of her studious ways, you should see her play with the kiddies at the Training School, then you would agree that she can enjoy fun also. WILLIAM CASWELL Taylor, Pa. Athenaean Liteiaiy Society; Glee Glub; Vesper Choir. Bill One of those quiet, reserved, shy individuals (?), yes, until you know him. Bill can always be counted upon when there ' s a good time to be had. His recoi ' ds show him to be a ve; y good student and a very capable manual training teacher. He possesses a distinct musi- cal ear — no, he does not play — he is an authority on lady musicians. It ' s a unique art Bill , but you ' ll make it go. LILLIAN CHAFFEE Potterville, Pa. Athenaean Society (3); Athletic Club (3). Dutchie Jumbo Every morning, every evening, we find Lillian wait- ing at the telephone booth. Can it be possible she calls home so frequently? No, indeed, for we soon are aware of a certain How(el) l nearby. Nothing ever worries Lillian. A good time is more to her liking than all the lessons in the world, yet for all that she always gets good marks. Generous, amiable, is she, and a loyal friend.