Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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IRENE BYSTROM Arnot, Pa. Athletic Club; Rurban Club; Y. W. C. A.; Dra- matic Club. Did you say quiet? Well, yes, maybe, until you know her. But she surely can hold her own. We sometimes wonder why Irene loves to go home week- ends. Arnot must have some attraction. Irene is one of the very sweetest girls in the school and proved a great success in Junior High work. She has the respect and love of all who know her. LAURA CANFIELD Troy, Pa. Orchestra; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Outdoor Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Club. Happy-go-lucky Laura. Likes good times, danc- ing, all kinds of athletics and well — her chief inter- est is not here. Nothing is serious enough to de- press her spirits for more than a few minutes; always rushing at the rate of 2:40, and her tongue keeping up with her heels. She craves romance and declares that excitement is more sustaining than a well-balanced meal. IRENE CARMAN Towanda, Pa. Athletic Club; Art Club; Y. W. C. A. Everyone knows Irene. Her cheerful laugh can be heard on third floor any time. It is not necessary to tell her host of friends that she is the life of any crowd for they know it only too well. Irene is a true friend especially to those in need. She has been a successful teacher in the training school, yet it is quite evident that she will not follow the teach- ing profession very long. CECILIA CAREY Middletown. N. Y. Glee Club; Hiking Club; Dramatic Club. Ceil is quiet, but her serious look is a camou- flage for the laughter and fun underneath. She is little- -which carries out the statement that good things come in little packages. And to top it off, she is an adorable chum and a sincere friend. Do you wonder that all the boys in South Hall are singing, Oh, Cecilia, say that you ' ll be mine . And the girls join in on the chorus. Pitgt ' Twfnl - fren

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RONALD BRACE Mansfield, Pa. And here ' s Ronnie Brace. Any one who knows him knows he did love his Art class. Ronnie says he liked summer school better because there were only nine weeks and he spent three of them in camp . He is the accepted down-town sheik . He is impartial with his gifts and charms along- this line. But with all his faults, we love him still , and we are hoping for him his share of the world ' s success. MARTHA BRATZ Cross Forks, Pa. Hiking Club; Y. W. C. A. Quiet? Yes. Martha is quiet, but we like her just the same. When she makes a friend she makes a friend throughout. She is studious but likes to have a good time, too. EMMA BRIGHT Throop, Pa. Emersonian Literary Society; Hiking Club; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club. To know her is to love her. She talks very little, but when she does she says something. Emma comes to us from Throop, rather a small place, but then it is the small dynamo which fur- nishes power to light a whole city. So it is with Em , she can enlighten you on any subject. She does not seem to pay much attention to the boys here, but— there ' s a reason. Em excels in Arts . FLORENCE BUCKLEY Montrose. Pa. Athletic Club; Mansfield Masquers. Florence, one of our late arrivals, is so tiny that her room-mates decidely have the upper hand with her. These same room-mates can vouch for her wit and the quickness with which she has an answer ready for every bright remark. Nobody can get ahead of Florence. She is said to be a fine actress. I ' n ' j, 1 ' u t ' fll ' I

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MACK CHAFFEE Pottersville, Pa. Mack Y. M. C. A. Mack is one of our many live wires; wherever something is doing he is always there with a helping hand. A good fellow, full of fun, and always ready for a good time. When it comes to studying, Mack ' s very ambitious (?). and as a lover of violin music, his first choice would be a Drum Solo . Sometimes we think Mack made a mistake by not going to a medical college, but his success as a pedagogue is certain and we wish him all kinds of luck. LAURA CHAPMAN Genesee, Pa. Y. W. C. A.; Hiking Club; Outdoor Club; Glee Club. In the fall of 1924, a dark curly haired lass, the possessor of two dreamy blue eyes and a winning smile, stepped into our midst and became one of us. Amiable, generous, a good dancer, and a gift of making many friends. This is only a part of Laura. She has interests ether than at Mansfield, many week-ends being spent at home ot at Wellsville. May the best of life attend you, Laura. MARY CHRISTENSEN Bethlehem, Pa. Y. W. C. A., Art Club. Studious, artistic, and ambitious is Mary. But this is not all. She is a fine sport and always ready for a good time, especially after ten o ' clock. She is very fond of midnight, ghostly walks up and down corridors. We expert Mary to be as successful next year in her teaching as she has been in the Training Scho 1. AGNES CLEARY Mahanoy City, Fa. Art Club; Athletic Club. Mansfield would not be Mansfield without Agnes. Her merry smile and twinkling eyes help to make dark days bright and pleasant. At times, however, Agnes is very serious, especially when teaching in the Training School, where she disciplines her prodigies with perfection. Her home is quite a distance, but we should feel honored — and do — that Agnes chose Mansfield for her Alma Mater. The best of luck to one who has all the earmarks of a successful teacher. ftifU Twftily right