Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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!9TirP ? fl«KU ClOli.M.ll CAKKIF.K AmonK thu many iiluilfnt» thRl .-.imi. to Cliirion Norm.il from B. H. S. in liPir,, is our friend Oorald. I ' hrou his iilciisiint diaoosition iind his inteKrity of chiiractcr. he soon won many friends. Altho Gerald has always heen an active worker in his class and in the Y. M. C. A.. ami in the literarv societies. He is a wood student, a faithful worker, and a sincere friend. He will surely succeed. His chosen profession is not known, but wherever he is and whatever his profession, Gerald is sure to be a credit to his class. MAKY ELIZABETH KIMEK Cla Pa. Well, here is Betty. She is not .■io demure as she looks. Some limes she is inclined to studv hard, but she is always ready for a Kood time. She thinks that too much study is wearysome to the soul. Her favorite e. pression is O Henry. Henry is one of her chief topH of ;ati( Betty is also a preat lover ol Fords, especially when in Clarion She has great hopes and aspira tions. and we know that she wil have a brlilliant career. VERA BERLIN Knox. Pa. LonB live our Vit. a smasher of hearts. Her name mieht indicate German orinin. but we are sorry to say that she is not true to her colors, for she loves a Mick. Vit keeps us all Euessinsc. Some- times we think that music has charms for her and that she will follow the life fo a musician. Other times she becomes so interested in Herbs that we think that she will specialize in apriculture in order to teach in some school. Summer- ville for instance. Nevertheless, we hope that she will have success in whatever she specializes. ALICE C. PORT Clarion. Pa. Alice is one of the faithful few w ho attended school here thru the entire course. She obtained hei earlv education in the Public and Model Schools of Clarion. After itraduatinsr from the Model School, she entered Normal in the class of 1917. Thru the entire course Alice has been very active in all the athletic sports, for Gym is her favorite class. She has been in all the class basket-ball teams, and our Sopho- more captain. Tennis is her chief sport, and few girls can surpass her on the courts. Her highest ambition is to be- come a gymnasium teacher, but we are afraid she will change her mind, judging from the number of letters she receives. Whatever she may undertake we predict for her a bright and happy future.

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O hfJ ctguKllR EDNA NEWHOUSE blue-eyed, haired littl to Mr. and Mrs. Ne In late i presented se. of Jeff- years she moved to Corsi pleted her Hiph School course in 15. Kut this wise little lass soon afterward decided to journey on in the paths of knowledge. So this is the reason she strolled amonc us. enlisting under the Blue and the Gold in the class of ' IT. - ' Ted. as she is best known, has often been heard to say. O. pirls, I do wish I were a boy. Even when Ted ' s sky is cloudy the sun always shines in her heart and brichtens her face with a smite that reveals her soul which has won for her manv friends. ELOISE DURYEA Eldrid. Pa. . merry spirit of Navarre is our ;rolden haired Eloise. While she was a Junior she was especially fond of sweet thincrs. but for some unknown reason her appetite for them has failed. One of her strong forts is the getting up for a feed, but she was never known to stay up later than 10 o ' clock to enjoy one. Among her favorite haunts are, Infermary, neighboi-s ' rooms during study hour, and of late she has shown an unexplainable attachment for fifty-eight. A favorite and well beloved member of the class of 1917. her friends all wish her a hap- py and prosperous future. GEORGE WHITEHILL the prosperous c there came ai nity of Knox there came an uncarved piece of humanity who entered the class of Freshmen in the Fall of linS. Tho he thot that he knew a great deal when he first came, he is learning every day that he knows less. He claims to have a higher ambition than school teaching, so let us wish him success. His stay at C. S. N. S. has given him many ac- •luaintances of which we are sure that he will not soon forget. So let us wish for the best, hoping that some day he will be of some noble use in the world. BARR RIMER Cla Pa. Barr was born in Clarion, and be- ing a native of the city, he receiv- ed his early education in the Model School. He aimed for a higher edu- cation and joined the class of 1917. Barr has been prominent in all the activities of the school, especi- ally in athletics, easily making sub on the class team. He is popular, es- pecially among the the fairer sex. Among those who know him. his personality will not soon be for- gotten. Barr has a host of friends who wish hii he undertake:

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mn m tBumi n EI.EANORE DAVIS Clarion. Pa Davis —the name its elf siKnifies Greatne ss. Elear ore received he early edu- cation n Fairmont. West VirRinia, attendinK the Hish School. At the end of two years she had received all the trainine that the HiKh School afforded, and wishing to further her education. she came to Clarion and joined the c lass of 1917, in the Sophomore year Elear ore ' s sweet and lovable dis- positior has won for her many friends in C. S. N. S She does not believ e in doinff thintcs by halves. Elear ore has always done Rood work 1 n class, and ri hly deserves the sue cess we Know she will attain. MYRNA BELLE KEIRN Coder. Pa. Joe was born in a beautiful little suberb. a few miles from Brookville. called Coder. In her (juiet home amonc the hills Myrna spent her happy childhood days. After completing the common school education she att ended the Brookville Hiph School and gradu- ated in the year 1915. In the fall of the same year she joined the ranks of the C. S. N. S.. where she has made a commendable record. Joe has a cheerful disposition and that magnetic personality which wins her friends wherever she poes. Her many friends unite to wish her Kood fortune when she leaves her Alma Mater. RUTH MARION LYLE Smethport, Pa. Ruth is a very quiet maiden, yet when she does voice her opinion we all know that she is around. Durinp study hour, should you ven- ture near her domain, you would find her cuttinp; out animals for her darlin(?s in the Model School. Ruth is blessed with curley hair, and a pood disposition. We know that ill bee; chool te she is so fond of domestic Good luck to you. Ruth. MARION NOGAHR Kasson. Pa. It was one cold February day some — years apo that Mary Ann came to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Nopahr. Her hapi v childhood was spent in the beautiful little villape of Kasson. upon which you may hear her rhapsodizinp any time of the day or nipht. After praduat- inp with honors from Hnzelhurst Hiph. she came to C. S. N. S. Mary Ann is French bv birth and disposition. No one enjoys ,a pood time more than she. and if there is any mischief afoot on sec- ond floor you may be sure she is in on it. Her special forte is D. S. in which she is intensely in teres - ed, Judpinp from the numerous nnd bulky missives post-marked Michi- pan, which she receives, we should say that there ' s a reason.