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

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STELLA V. BURRIE, Chalk l-lill, Pa. REBECCA l. CALDWELL, Hays, Pa. E1-MER E- CASEBER. Venelia. Pa- Clio Chorister-Middler Play, l..e monde ou' l' on s' ennui, Y. W. C. A, Cabinet. Stella is one of the veterans of the class. When the first of the unknown Freshies arrived, Stella was among them, and she had the pleasure of watching the rest of us surmount the obstacles presented to a new student. When in the course of a recitation, some deep and perplexing question is hurled her way, she never fails to respond but answers with such fluency that one asks How can one so young be so knowing? ln the Senior French Play everyone agreed that Stella was one of the best looking men on the stage. Bet Clio-l.'Alliance Francaise. Bet has at dimple in her chin so you may just guess what is within. That dimple is stationary but the l-low are your people? and owner certainly is not. in walks 'Betf' Beth is a good friend to everyone, and is a normal person who takes things as they come. She is quite indifferent to the men, so we think a part of her heart must have been left at home. Her name suits her. i'Bet is fcald-welll. 25 Alice XVashington's Birthday Celebration, Philo, Deutscher Verein. 'Alices' hair is black, his eyes sky blue, his cheeks rosy rect and his smile-well the snow could not stand the warmth of il, so the seniors lost their sled ride on account of it. Alice likes to talk and especially to the girls. l'lr- is forever telling of his new 'casen but seems lo lose his nerve when an entertainment comes along. Ili- can translate Virgil al sight-if given sulhcienl time ln future years we expect to hear of him as manager ot a model duck farm.

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RUTH O. BROWN, Scenery Hill, Pa. Brownie Clio Chorister-Deutscher Verein. It is very difficult to make friends with 'Brownien but it is worth the trouble. She believes that to keep silent is the best rule. Brownie thinks that men are nothing more than door mats and should be used as such. She is one of the most reserved and quiet stu- dents in C. N. S. and was never known to uflunkf' We all love this gentle little maid and Wish her much success in her chosen work. 1 , - ,sg - ' ' - 1. . mf - --wwf ' .1 V t 4 ,, f: ':c,. L- Y 1 lfs1::.:I t Q f l fx ' - T ...-1: - 3 V ELS!!-1 BUMER, Monessen, Pa. ' Bumern Philo. Elsie is among the list of those trua-nts who joined our procession at the eleventh hour. She is not very large, but requires much space, especiallyxwhen speak- ing. She talks very deliberately and slowly She has a genial disposition and is very sociable after one becomes acquainted with her. Elsie always studies hard and apparently enjoys all her subjects except Vocal Training which is seemingly utoo dense for her. But do not worry, there may be some hope left for there will be another exam. 24 FEMIA M. BURR11-2, Chalk Hill, Pa. Clio Chorister-Middler Play. l..e mondeou' l' on s' gennui, Y. W. C, A. Cabinet. With the class of 1913 of the South Western State Normal School will graduate one of the greatest violin- ists of history. As she draws the bow across the strings of her Stradivarus, her audience becomes spell bound with ecstasy. Not only is her audience charmed by the skillful use of her bow, but her beau is likewise enraptured with her music. She has a great aversion to alcohol. The presence of a- bottle of wood alcohol, left in the music room caused her to forsake even her beloved practice.

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ANNA B- CASEY- SMYPSBUYE, Paw SARA H. CHARLESWORTH, Donora, Pa. EMMA E, CLUTTER, Charleroi, Pa. ncasey.. Philo. 1 We have not seen much of 'icaseyn this year for she did not come back to us until june. Although she has not been with us very long this year, last year she left behind her a record remembered by everyone. Casey spent most of her time holding up the pillars in the Main hall. She is a very jolly girl and has numer- ous friends. Her one fault is her laugh which can be heard for a mile around. Sally Philo-Deutscher Verein. For three years she attended the High School at Donora. She graduated from here in the spring of l9l l, after which she entered C. N. S. uSally is a musi- cian, is lively and always in for mischief. She is very sanctimonious in Pedagogy class, so people are not lilie- ly to have the right opinion of her, When not busy with school work, she gives music lessons, plays in the Donora Orchestra and accompanies the choir of the Methodist Church. She is known among her chums for her pet expression, Oh you freak. -26 Em. Clio-Deutscher Verein. ' Emma never wishes to be called Em for short be- cause it will lower other peoples' opinion of her. We cannot say that she is really vain but she is willing to show what she knows and can do without any coaxing. Although not very large, yet she has a voice which can make a large hall ring with sweet tones. Her tal- ents extend a-long other lines which cannot be men- tioned here. She is known by everyone as being a good and stuclious girl. -