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

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1 FRANK EBERHART, New Geneva, Pa. Washington's Birthday Celebration, Philo President, Micldler Play, Deutscher Verein, Football Team. Frank is considered quite a heart breaker, for, if it isn't one it's another. We have heard that he has a lady love down the river. However, as he is Deutsch and she is French, we dont like to believe it. l-le is quite popular with the boys as well as the girls and has the good will of every one. Prof. Murta declares him to be the only A student in Spoonology -a good recommendation CATH!-ZRlNE lVl. FISHER, Swissvale, Pa. g ' Cattyh Clio, Deutscher Verein. Catty cares more about basket ball than about Ger- man. For example, she never forgets how to play basket ball, but she sometimes forgets to bring her German book lo cla-ss and consequently receives a front seat. ln spite of the facts that 'Catty has a sunny face and sunny hair, she makes an excellent pessimist. She is a champion bluffer, but always knows her lesson in English Historv, although she sometimes forgets to take notes, and is gently reminded of the fact. 32 BYRD R. FOX, New Stanton, Pa. 'Birdf' Washington's Birthday Celebration, Philo Attorney. Deutscher Verein, Calnorse-an Business Board. Bird is a tall young man with a pleasant counte- nance and a very sweet disposition. He is the sweetest songster on C. N. S. When he begins to sing doors slam. books fly and even the birds on the campus seek shelter under the eaves. Bird likes the girls a-nd is never happier than when he is surrounded by an admiring crowd listening to his stories. ln l928 he expects to be president. I-le is sure of one Democratic vote and that vote will be icast by his wife.

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KATHERINE DONALDSON, Pittsburg, Pa. JOHN R. DULL, Glade, Pa. GRACE EBENHOCH, Belle Vernon, Pa. Granny Clio, L'Alliance Francaise. Katherine is a quiet, modest girl whom we never hear about except at the French table, where she ushinesf' She attended the Normal Department of Ohio University before coming to C. N. S., and for that reason escaped Pedagogy Chow luclcylj. But even though quiet, her influence can be felt among many of the girls, no, not the boys, for she never was known to look at one of them. Her teachers all speak of her as a model child CU- Sharp Philo-Deutscher Verein. Surely a name more fitting could not be found. Sharp is a shark in chemistry, on cross-country running and at crokinole. If you wa-nt an argument, just state your side of the question to Sharp and he bites at once. At present he is preparing a thesis on Why we should grant Woman Suffrage. ls it because he is such a heart-breaker that he wishes to grant women the right to vote? When Sharp becomes governor of Pennsylvania, the class of 'l3 is going to visit him at the capital city. 31 Snopse Clio-Deutscher Verein. This one of our many Graces came to C. N. S. in June, l9l2. For several days few knew she was here, but when work began in real earnest we found her studying with great zeal. She is the quielest Grace of all and the only one who claims lo be a man-hater. In Pedagogy, Snopse chants a little song entitled She is going to call on me, so she will escape being called upon. lf this old world could he made over just to suit her she would he supremely happy.

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ALTA R. FRANTZ, Coal Center, Pa. Philo-Deutscher Verein. Her friends seem to think that her name originally is short enough, so they do not belittle her with a nickname. This little slim, childish-looking girl seems never destined for a stuffy school room. We would all like to see her free to wander over broad acres of farm land to get some color in her face. She is very deliberate, both in movement and speech. She is diliicult to become acquainted with, hut after the wall of reserve is scaled you find a charming, quiet little friend. -Q33 K J.. .W -4.1 1 fe ' T 1 V wr., KATHERINE A. GAMBLE, Charleroi, Pa. HKate Philo-Deutscher Verein. Kate is a wee, modest, timid little girl, lout her eyes fairly sparkle with mischief. Those who know her best never speak of her as quiet, although she impresses most people as such. She is well known by the name of Puck, from Midsummer Night's Dream. She com- pleted her high school course and, since she was bright, she came to C. N. S. and took Junior-Middler exams in the spring of 'l2, thus graduating with our senior class. 33 . s HELEN E. GARWOOD, West Brownsville, Pa. Philo-Deutscher Verein. Helen seldom does anything out of the ordinary, just coming and going like a pendulum. It is said that she is slow and then some. The trouble is that Helen has two or three thoughts to express and in her anxiety to select the best one hesitates in performing the pro- cess of elimination. Helen makes herself most notice- able lay her quietness.