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

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, .X I 1 l 'i-,U jf' t 1 X 1 1 -J ,EE tx lx , fl If . I 1 lt 1 f f Ji RUTH l. BAER, Dunbar, Pa. JESSIE E.. BARNHART, Pitcairn, Pa. E555 L, BAUM, Elizabeth, Pa. Rufus Class Historian, Washington's Birthday Celebration: Philo Vice Presiclentg Deutscher Verein. Ruth is one of your tall queenly looking girls, and her hair is NOT red, it's pink, but she can't help that and it's all right for she wouldn't look natural without it. She is a most excellent primary teacher and 'lswea-rs by First grade. Also her voice is first rate but then, everything about her is. She has had a three-year school course at Dunbar and two years at C. N. S. and is one of the bright ones. Barnie Clio-Deutscher Verein. Ba'rnie's middle initial should be M, but she woulcln't have it, so we are obliged to be content with an HE. It has always been a mystery to us, what the H M could possibly stand for. Barnie is a minister's daughter and like all such, walks in the straight and narrow way. She is fond of discussing such a psycho- logical subject as hypnotism and believes in it, so bc- ware! Her work in every line has always been of the best. 21 ..Baumy.. Clio-Middler Play. This is 'Baumyf' a native of Elizabeth. Alter al- tending High School for a short time, she decided to come to the Normal lo specialize in baseball and bas- ket ball. ln these our friend has been quite successful. We a-ll feel sure that 'Baumyn will be a success- ful school teacher, if some thoughtless pupils do not take advantage of her infinite strength. Baumy rc- alizes this and intends using gentle means for winning the love of her pupils.

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HELEN E. AIKEN, Braddock, Pa. ENID l... AMEND, Coraopolis, Pa. ESTHER AUSTIN, Meyersdale, Pa. uAke Philo Essayistg Le monde ou' l' on s' ennuig Student Board. Alien is one of the lucky half dozen seniors of the four year course. When she was a Junior she had a desperate case but he graduated and Alec could never give her affections to another Senior. She likes to teach school, talk, lecture and last, but not least, to have a good time. One of i'Ake's accomplishments is her ability to cook and to eat what she cooks. We expect to hear of Ake's model farm run on princi- ples learned in Agriculture - lgnatz Clio-Deutscher Verein. Enid is the baby doll of C. N. S., l9l3. She is a little, lovable brunette more suitable to be Tom Thumb's companion than a school-marm. She could teach kindergarten but would never be able to see over a high school teacher's desk. We almost lost track of Enid during her absence of last year but gladly welcomed her back in the Spring term. Enid is a noted housekeeper for she keeps her room spotless. Words drop like music from her lips which never speak harsh- ly. She never slams doors nor annoys teachers in the corridors. Don't buy her a balloon or she will blow away. 20 ..Red.. Clio-Deutscher Verein. Red, why? Let us take her dimensions: two by twice. She has a strong affinity for persons of her own size. People like her remind one of the time when all the world were children. She assumes everyone's troubles but never shifts her own. Her character is stable and generous. She studies hard, recites well and conducts herself properly in all places. On the dorm- itory floor she is never out of her room, never hides in closets, never burns excess electricity, in fact she obeys all of the forty-eleven rules of the institution.

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MYRTLE 'lVl. BIG!-ZLOW, Jeannette, Pa. ..Kiny., Philo--Deutscher Verein. Kitty is one of the best naturedggirls in the class. She is so afraid of burglars that every night she looks She can swing Indian clubs as high under the bed. as the transom and her best practice always occurs at lI:00 P. M. Kitty's greatest accomplishment is her execution of the War Dance. Her greatest ambition is to get married. We expect to see her a fine teacher for many years. DELLA R. BITNER, Latrobe, Pa. Philo. To have seen her wandering around our halls, as one walking in a dream, looking yet seeing not, listening yet hearing not, you would have said, Alas, she is one of Cupid's victims, and you would have been correct in your surmise. But one period in the day did she awake from her reverie and that was when the noon mail was being passed. Then behold the transform- ation! l In classes she still kept her drea-my attitude, yet somehow she always contrived to absorb all that was said. 22 Ross M. BONNER, Braddock, Pa. Roses Philo-Deutscher Verein. l-lark! What is coming? Don't be scared. lt's only Roses, President of the nnoisy bunch of second floor, Dixon. Perhaps you thought it was General Braddock and all his army. Roses can tell you all about The Defeat. Just aslc her. No one out of water can move along like Roses First appear her feet and then-the rest of her. She knows all the popular airs and her melodious voice actually fills the corridor. But, when anything goes wrong, no one has a kinder heart than Roses,