Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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HELEN BEYEA Corning, N. Y. Hiking- Club, Athenaean Society. Beyea Helen always seems to be busy. Perhaps that ' s the reason she retains her sylph-like form which the rest of us poor mortals around this invigorating and healthy institution have tried in vain to acquire. In addition to this, she owns a pair of large dancing brown eyes which have caused damage on several occasions. Of course, she is a good dancer and is always in demand at gym social. Helen will be a success in whatever line of work she takes up because it will be well-done. CLARA BOGGS Wellsboro, Pa. Did you say Quiet and dignified? Yes, until you really come to know her, and then you ' ll think differ- ently. She possesses a great abundance of humor and her quaint Southern dialect has often caused a good laugh for all present. We ' re sure that she ' ll be a suc- cess as a teacher as she has already won the hearts of many of the Training School kiddies. BETTY BRENNEMAN Factoryville, Pa. Student Council, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Athenaean Society; Hiking Clnb; Dramatic Club, Carontawan Board. And found ' st a bright lady surpassingly fair. This describes our Betty. The word bright suggests limitless possibilities. How she does recite! We envy her! A capable member of our Student Council, a faithful Athenaean, a talented pianist, a friend in its true sense is Betty and we vouch that she ' ll carry her true school spirit of M. S. N. S. into the fields in which she will work in the years to come. 27

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ESTHER BAXTER Granville Summit, Pa. Hiking- Club; Y. W. C. A. Esther is a very conscientious student, making it her highest aim to have her work in on time (which is a good policy). She is what one might call a Jill-at-all- trades. She has three vocations with which she amuses her roomie, by telling her about them every night after ten. She hasn ' t decided yet whether she will be a teacher, a speaker or an artist — but she is sure she will be one of these three. She is fond of going home week-ends. There must be a reason — but — time will tell. VIVIEN BERGSTRESER Elmira, N. Y. Athenaean Soicety; Dramatic Club; Hiking Club; Carontawan Board; Glee Club; Secretary Junior Class. D.ddie This tall blonde daughter of the gods is our Diddie . She has many accomplishments — one, her ability as a business woman. She has the asset of determination and always begins and finishes everything with the peppiest of spirits. In her Junior year Diddie was always called upon to portray the man . Her dramatic qualities were shown when she was the butler , the sailor , and again when she was the poet in the Twig of Thorn . HELENE BEVANS Hop Bottom, Pa. Emersonian Society; Hiking Club; Glee Club. Helene is a happy-go-lucky, talkative little individual. If she doesn ' t like something, she tells us immediately. And, strange to say, we like her all the more for her frankness. We are confident that her ability as a negro comedienne is not small — we shall never forget that cul— led qua-tet . We should like to predict her future as a wide-awake, active school teacher; but we fear Towanda and Harold will soon call her to another vocation. 2 6

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LOUISA BRION Liberty, Pa. Emersonian Society. A quiet young- lady who in an unassuming manner seems to always have her lessons perfectly. She has the advantage over us in that she has taught. Louisa is a good sport on all occasions and is popular among her many friends. MRS. BESSIE BRISTOL Ulysses, I ' a. Here ' s another of our elusive down-town students whom we wish we could say we knew quite well. She flits in and out so quickly that we do not get a chance to get acquainted. However, we know we like her and we are mighty glad she is one of us. NELLIE J. BROWN Middletown, N. Y. She is gone but not forgotten, for she left us in the middle of the year. Although she was quiet, we liked her very much. We wish she might have stayed with us longer. 28