Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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CRYSTAL CLARK Horseheads, N. Y. A lass she is so wondrous sweet, As fair as she you ' ll seldom meet! Her disposition ' s very rare And one as nice you ' ll find nowhere. ' Tis Crystal — what an appropriate name? ' In Training- School she won her fame. The little children won her smile And in their hearts — and ours — She ' ll stay awhile. JUDITH COLBASSONI Old Forge. Pa. Judy Y. W. C. A.; Emersonian Literary Society; Hiking Club. This brown-eyed lassie hails from Old Forge, and is forever singing its praises. We think Judith has chosen the proper thing for her Mfe ' s profession. From all appearances she will make a very dignified school teacher. She is ever ready to express her opinion on all occassions, in all places, at all times, and it is not uncommon to hear some member of her group say, We ' ll now hear the critic ' s report. Success to you. Judy. MARION COLVIN Dalton, Pa. Outdoor Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Club. Marion has a ready smile for everyone; no mat- ter where you meet her she is always cheerful and friendly. She is studious and never neglects her les- sons, but at the same time she does not let work in- terfere with pleasure. If you get lonesome or need help, call on Marion, she is ever ready to help you. We all think Marion has chosen the proper career and wish her success and happiness in the future. IRENE CRON Rome, Pa. Y. W. C. A.; Art Club. Irene is our dream girl . She constantly dreams of monasteries , but we can truthfully say that she is one of the most patient, diligent and good-natured pals anyone ever had. We all know she has made a resolution to be a successful teacher, but how can anyone keep a resolution in the face of a sparkler. 28

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ESTHER BURGETT Muncy, Pa. Emersonian Literary Society. A gleam of seriousness and mirth untold, Beneath it all a heart of gold. Helen, where can I find Esther? Ssh! She is in her room preparing sandwiches for a feed to- night after TEN o ' clock. Esther shows fair promise of placing- Muncy on the map. Reserved and stately, she possesses the true qualities of a successful school-marm . She carri,js a very heavy course and works hard, but does not allow herself to become a bookworm. If she finds herself leaning that way she naturally turns to a cross-word puzzle for a change. IRENE BUSH Montrose, Pa. Rene ' Bushy Hiking Club. Rene ' s sweet smile is contagious and all who ob- serve it immediately become her friends. She ap- pears to be a very quiet girl, but wait until you know her. She is a memLer of the Hiking Club and is as faithful in this as in everything else she undertakes to do. How about those early morning hikes down by the creek, Rene? Do you life coffee? Good luck to you, we all know you will succeed as a school marm. LISLE CARR Wyalusing, Pa. Smiling and happy is our fair-haired Lisle. She is always busy, but we never hear a grumble from her. Lisle has fulfilled her duty splendidly in the Train- ing School , so we know she has found her life work and will be successful. JENNIE CHRISTIE Y. W. C. A. Arnot, Pa. Arnot must have some attractions for its repre- sentatives in Mansfield State Normal, as they are unable to stay away more than five days. We won- der why? We also wonder why she is always so anxious for 9:30 p. m. to come. In spite of all this we love Jennie and because of her pranks and witty remarks, no one will ever feel blue when she is around. We wish Jennie the best of luck and success as a teacher. DjK «h - r l - ■ .1 jj — ¥ B 1 B i .. H HBi MnksK- . :J 27

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CORA CULVER Moriah, N. Y. Hiking Club. Cora ' s pleasant Good Morning is an inspiration to us all. She always speaks a kind word for every- one, is filled with pluck, wit, and enthusiasm, and is ever striving for and reaching the highest standards. We are sure that she will be a very capable teach- er but fear that some one will soon captivate this golden-haired, fair young miss. HELEN CRUIKSHANK Wyoming, Pa. Cruik , Cruikie Athenaean Literary Society; Dramatic Club. Wyoming, Pa., does not bear the distinction of being near any place in particular, but it does bear the distinction of being the birthplace of Cruikie , who arrived in M. S. N. S., September 10, 1923. She presents a personality wherein is apportioned agreeably a strain of seriousness and wholesome deviltry. Cruik ' s sunny nature is composed of a combination of characters which are as refresh- ing and stimulating as they are rare; because of this she is on very friendly terms with the opposite sex from across the arcade , which fact, is the cause of her being regarded with envy by many. Best of luck in whatever vocation you choose to fol- low, Cruikie . IDA CURREN Glee Club. Gillett, Pa. Innocent Dainty Admirable Congenial Unaffected Refined Reserved Exemplary Natural That ' s Ida. DORIS DEARIE Dickson, Pa. Athenaean Literary Society. There is an old adage that big things come in small packages . This seems to be true with Doris. I wonder why it is that everyone who hails from Dickson is so small and the more they come the smaller they get? Although so little, Doris is full of pep and one very often hears her cheery voice echoing down the hall. May her voice always be as cheery as it is now. She has the best wishes of the Class of 1925. 29