California University of Pennsylvania - Monocal Yearbook (California, PA)

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Senior Class OFFICERS. President ....... ....... E RNEST R. BOUCI-IER Secretary .... ......... B ERTHA L. Gmca Vice-President .... ............ R . LEE MANKEY Treasurer ...... ..-'CATHERINE BRIGHTWELL MOTTO:-We have finished but to begin. CLASS COLORS :-Royal purple and white. Class Poem Behold! how fair the Sun doth shine Forget not Toil in all your Mirth, And casts his rays upon thy shrine, For Mirth by Toil was given birth, Fair Art. To thee we look for aidg And if Toil's rights you would trangress And when our hands from work are stayed Remember that she came to bless Thy thoughts and strength divine we ask, The sons of men, where e'er they dwell, To guide and help us in each task. In city home or mountain cell. To learning let us give our hearts Fair knowledge do not e'er despise For all that she to us imparts, For 'tis by knowledge we grow wise. And think that we have little done, To her we go to seek advice When in Life,s race we,ve scarce begun, And she doth tell us to arise Then what we do in Learningis name, And go where e'er our duty calls For that we need not blush for shame. In Labor's field or cloister walls. Above these all each day be true To our dear Alma Mater, through The years that swiftly roll along. Be ever ready with a song Her name and fame aloft to raise That none can blame, but all shall praise. John Lowery.

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ERNEST R. BOUCHER, Glade, Pa. Blanch Class Presidentg Washington's Birthday Celebrationg Philog lVlid'dler Playg Deutscher Vereing Y. M. C. A. Cabinetg T-ennis Team. Bouch is a product of a Somerset county farm. just glance at his photograph, which was taken a short time after his arrival at the Normal. You think that you behold the original angel child fand the picture is an exact likeness of him at that timej, but be not deceived. Certain departments of his work evidently had a bad influence over him, for he began sowing his wild oatsn at a pace which greatly alarmed his classmates. ln order to keep 'lBouch,' at his work and to pre- vent too many visits to the school laundry, We decided to give him a position of great responsibility. This came in the form of the class presidency. To make a long story short, he has made an excellent president, but he absolutely refuses to return that pretty little ring to the girl from Redlands. 19