Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Agnes Chamberlain Outdoor Club. Mansfield, Pa. ' She sets the cause above renown. She loves the game beyond the prizs. She honors while she strikes down The foe that comes with fearless eye. She ' s merry all the livelong day, She loves to work and loves to play. She counts the life of battle good And binds the earth in brotherhood. 4 Maurice CRUTTENDEN Mansfield, Pa. Clcc Cub (1) (2) (I!); Tennis Teams (■ ' ,) ( 1) ; F. M. C. A. (1) (2) (■ ' ,); Emersonian Literary So- ciety (4). Cruttenden is the slogan of the boys on the hill when in doubt. It has taken place of the famous slogan, Ask dad. Maurice is about average phys- ically, but intelligently he is more than huge. Yes, indeed, nothing pleases him more than to wrestle with a difficult problem, especially one for which no one has yet found a solution. Coupled with this he has a sense of humor; plus a quiet reserve which makes him doubly interesting. J. Brit Davis Kingston, Pa. brit Freshman Treasurer (1) ; Soph Vice President (2); Art Club President (2); Football Reserves (1); ' . M. C. A. Vice President (:!),• General Sec- retary (4); Football Manager ( ' ■ ' •); Flashlight Edi- tor (2); Staff (3) (4); Carontawan Editor (3); Athletic Editor (4); Senior Class President (4); Student Council (3) (4). Few men have had their names more blazoned across the pages of college life than this young- man. The list of activities above gives you some idea of how busy Brit ' s four years have been. Despite these many honors, be remains modest and unassuming, a forceful speaking gentleman. Scholastically Brit grades well and his quality of always fulfilling his obligations makes him uni- versally liked. 28

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Lewis Bly Mansfield, Pa. It has been rumored that Bly could build new automobiles from old ones when he was three weeks old. Judging from his present and past success, wo expect big- things from him in the future in the fields of science and teaching. Mark Burgess Forksville, Pa. A ' s seem to be his weakness as his instructors can testify. Being- a downtown student, we find it hard to become better acquainted with him. He is here and then he is gone. Quiet and unassuming, he takes life as it comes, seldom showing- signs of excitement. He thinks and thinks, for ho has a brain and the ability to use it. Howard Burr Canton, Pa. bucky Varsity Football (1) (2) (. ' !) (4) ; Basketball Reserves (1) (2); Carontawan (2) (4),- Editor of Flashlight (3); Feature Editor (4); Student Coun- cil, Vice President (2) (:!),- President (4); Y. M. C. A. Secretary (2) (:)) ; Treasurer (4); M Club; AtJier.aean Literary Society; Visual Education In paying tribute to seniors we are prone to paint too well the picture of our regard, with use- less words. The mere words we use fool no persons but ourselves. And so in presenting for our hall of remembrance, Bucky Burr, we do it because for four years we have found him a constant cause for admiration as a friend, as an athlete, as an executive and as a man who can do well the things he is called upon to do. 27

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Bernice Decker Clarks Summit, Pa. Douticilian Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athenaean Liter- ary Society; Glee Club. Bernice is a true friend. To act the part of a true friend requires more conscientious feeling than to fill with credit any other station or capacity in social life. Bernice is capable of great accomplish- ments. Borotiiy M. Demer Hallstead, Pa. DOTTIE ' Rurban Club; Outdoor Club; Y. 1! ' . C. A. School Days, School Days, Dear old Mansfield School Days, Latin and French and English, too, That is just what Dot likes to do, You ' d be surprised if you only knew Just how much fun Dot likes, too, Kind-hearted, true, and loafing taboo. There sure is a lot she can do. Alford Dibble Harrison Valley, Pa. The fact that few people know well this quiet little fellow is no reason that he is not known by all of us. He used to teach school and one day he realized there were a lot more things he wanted to know. His experience in the field have given him a more serious outlook, but his quiet manner and interest in his work win the friendship of his fel- lows. 29