Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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LORENA BROWN Ulster, Pa. Y. W. C. A.; Hiking Club; Emersonian Literary Society. If you know Lorena, you have one of the best pals at Mansfield State Normal School. When she has her work finished, she ' s game for any fun, hike, dance, swim, or occasionally a spread. Previously she has taught, so with her experience and training, her friends expect her to make an extremely successful primary teacher. Some day we shall all be proud that we knew Rena. MARY BURNS Mary Scranton, Pa. Art Club; Athletic Club; Hiking Club; Outdoor Club. While men have eyes, or ears, or taste, She ' ll always find a lover. Pretty brown hair, true blue eyes, fair face, pearly white teeth, a happy smile, a warm heart and a gen- erous nature fittingly describes Mary. There are many nice things that can be said about Mary. She is one of those fortunate persons whom everyone just naturally likes without knowing why. There is one thing of which we are positive and that is — Mary is just the kind of a girl that men don ' t forget. LILLIAN LEONE CASS Rummerfield, Pa. Rurban Club. Lilly, our experienced teacher and classmate, has been with us only one whole year. In spite of this fact we are sure to miss her pleasant smile and winning ways. We have tried to entertain Lillian in such a manner during this short period that she may profit by our mistakes. Even though Lillian ' s love does not stand out in her eyes like that of many others of the feminine sex, we rest almost assured that some fair com- plexioned creature of the opposite sex will stop to help her over the stony path of life. Page Tivenly-five

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LOUISE ARTLEY Weesie Muncy, Pa. Art Club; Y. W. C. A. Louise is one of our very interesting third-floor blonds. She is always buried in a book, as a visit to her room shows. Nevertheless, she is always ready for some fun. The kiddies all like her and we know she will be very successful — if she chooses to follow the teaching profession. Louise has very decided likes. One is pickles. She is also deeply interested in a Hill of Muncy. Be it understood, this doesn ' t mean the Muncy Hills. MARGARET BALLOG Throop, Pa. Peg Y. W. C. A.; Art Club; Hiking Club. Peggy with her straight black bobbed hair, snappy eyes and loving disposition is one of the girls who be- longs to that famous Throop Corporation. She is a jolly good sport, always ready for a spread or any other good time. But that is not the only place where she shines. Studious? — well I guess, yes. In fact she is a good student in everything, especially primaiy work, and we predict that the road to success lies straight ahead of her. East Smithfield Lifty Lifty is a happy-go-lucky girl, who is loved by all of us, has a smile for everyone she meets, is always out for a good time, and to make a long story short — is a wonderful all-around sport. You are sure to find her on the tennis courts in good weather. She is al- ways singing and making others happy. We wish you the best of success in your teaching, Lifty. Twcniy-joii

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BEATRICE CURTIS Wayniart, Pa. Bea Belie Y. W. C. A. If you want to know a jolly, fun-loving and true friend, just call at 340 and ask for Bea. She may look serious, but just come to some of the parties there and if you ' re a little blue when you come — you won ' t be when you go — for Bea ' s hearty laugh is quite contagious. As for eating ice cream — she wins!!! Good luck and success to you, Bea. GRETCHEN DECKER Waverly, Pa. Rurban Club; Y. W. C. A.; Emersonian Literary Society. Gretchen Decker is one of our Waverly girls who never fails to greet you with a cheery smile, which has won her many friends. Clever in her classes, conscientious about her work, quite capable of enjoying a good time, but she can also be a dignified school teacher. A more true friend or more loyal companion than Gretchen would be hard to find. IRENE DITCHBURN Arnot, Pa. Irene Athletic Club; Y. W. C. A. Irene is a happy-go-lucky girl, tall and thin, jolly and full of fun. All week she leaves her work undone with her by- word I ' m staying this week-end. But when Friday comes she can ' t resist, so runs off to catch the train. We don ' t blame her for that, do you ? i IMARY GRACE DOYLE Pittston, Pa. Secretary, Art Club; Emersonian Literary Society; Treasurer, Athletic Club; Hiking Cluh; Y. W. C. A. To know Grace is a liberal education. There is just one word describes her and that is charm. iHer dig- nity has won for her many friends, and everyone at Mansfield State will miss her when she graduates. Grace can always be depended upon, she is loyal in every sense of the word. It is hard t j keep track ' of all Grace ' s cases, but at present she is interested in — ' nuff aid! Grace ' s motto is, We lose vigor through think- ' ing continually of the same people. New people are n( life. Well, variety is the spice of life. L Page Twenly-six