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

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DORIS BAEUERLIN Bradford. Pa. Doris came to Clarion all-of-a- sudden. Her specialty seems to be expression. Most of the eirls dis- like dressing for. and taking ' G- Y-M. but Doris says it is her favorite subject. As treasurer of the Y she is kept busy keeping ac- counts, making change, and buying chocolate and sandwiches. A trim little maiden with eyes of blue. Nebraska. Pa. This classmate was bom in Ham- burg. Germany, but has spent nearly all her life in America. That she appreciates the by the fact, seventh grade, eral years, and . She entered Irregular in become house- education is shov that, tho ' she had to school when in the she returned after se completed the C. S. N. S. as a 1913 but soon left keeper and private secretarj ' Mr. T. D. Collins. After Mr. Col- lins death she returned to C. S. N. S. and has attended faithfully ever She is a quiet, earnest student and we wish her a long and pros- perous life. RUTH MEEDER Zelienople. Pa. Where ' s my tie? Get those pins! Now Where ' s my sweater? When you hear these questions floating throu the hall, you know Ruth is She is a Happy-go-lucky girl and is an active member of the Elat- All-You-Get-Club. She gives what time is necessary to her studies, and spends the remainder of her time running after Schugars, and trying to hurrj ' her up. We do not know what she intends to do in the future, but success thru life, Ruth, and here ' s to the fun you made and had in C. S. N. S. ORVILLA CONRAD Clarion, Pa. This little, brown-eyed maid came to Clarion in the fall of 19 15 and joined the class in the Junior year. She has several notable character- of which may best be ie of her ambiti isties. son stated by Lis along many lines but spiration is to acquire the position of English in the Clarion State Normal. But whatever her ambitions may be. we know that she will obtain that she richly deser -es.

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MANKKVA HARDINd HroukvilU-. Ph. Tammy. a» ahv m ht-tter known, is one of our most uroficicnt liilk- ern and continucB to miikc rapid proKiess alon r the line. She iH an active and i)rominent worker in the Y. W. C. A., and prove« herself a friend to everyone. Tommy i« es- pecially interested in Zoology, her favorite specimen beini; found amontf the Pisces, of which she thinks that the most complicated and perfect part is the Gill. ' Her most market! characteristic is her lauKh, as her motto is Lauirh and the world laujrhs with you. Suc- cess to you. Tommy. Tho you an- ticipate the life of a teacher, we think that some day you will be frying ' tish and savinir the Gills. MARION K. THOMAS Bradford. Pa. ion. alias Lady Crackenthorpe, own for her dianity and her iianner. She is one of the of the class of 1917, and past two years she has been very faithful at her post at the frrand piano at chapel time. For some reason Marion would prefer to cash all her checks at the Ship- penville National Bank, but owinw to inconvenient tiavelin-j facilities, she is obliged to transact all her IS over the telenhone. But and bankinic are not her i. She is fond of literature, and her favorite expression is A mustache makes a man. pleasant durinpr the bobbie Th MARGUERITE DUNCAN Rimer. Pa, from Armstronjr county and joined the class of 1917, after havinp completed the Public School at Rimer. At first she seemed a very (juiet k ' itS, but later we found that she was as lively as any of us and always ready for a I d time. She is very industrious. ilways doinK her best to eet her les- ■ uis. At present she is much inter- • -ffd in Zoolopry. especially tn the lu.ly of Bunnies. S(ime of her pet phrases are. O. kuis. do you know this Phvsics les- son? Two heads are better than GIAUYS HAMMERMILLER Meadville. Pa. Gladys is a licht-haired. blue- eyed, little lady, who after eradu- atinj, ' from Meadville Hich School in UI15. decided to continue her edu- cation, and came to C. S. N. S. just in time to join our class. She is a modest little maid who believes in being seen and not heard. She is fond of music and we are often favored with her piano and vocal solos. Gladys has been faithful to the interests of our class, altho we all realize her future interests are centered in the class of 1916. She is sure to make her Mark ?!.

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I ' LORENCE MOOIUIIOAI). •Hidd- Ur.wkvillf. I ' a. Bidd in hfiu with us and she in mukini; the best of hiT opiiortuni- tifs. Bidd is one of our britrht. sunny members of third floor, Na- vurre Hull. Her likes and dislikes arc most peculiar, for last year she was fond of Chicks, but this year we are not certain as where her alfections are centered. As an entertainer Bidd is noted, for making pretty ) ? » faces seems to be her specialty, hence we can predict for her a briKht and happy future. But with all our predictions, we once heard her say, I ' ll make some man a Kood wife. We be- lieve you, Bidd. COY N. SHELLITO McKe Rocks. Pa. Coy. another member of the class was born on April 6, 1898, in the town of McKces Rocks. Pa. He uraduated from the Robinson Town- ship Hieh School In 1915. came to C. S. N. S. in the fall of the same vear, and joined the class in the Junior year. He is a member of whom the class feels proud, being a leader in class work and a member of other activities of the school. In the last presidential election he was a stroHK supporter of Hushes, ' but after his defeat, he recovered by the use of Sloan ' s liniment. So we say to you. Coy, wishes for success. EVA PATTERSON Wilcox Pa. This dark-eyed brunette was born at Wilcox, Pa. Her early education was acquired at Wilcox, where she received the pet name of Pat. which she carried to Clarion. She i;raduated from Kane Hii?h School still intent upon the Kood old max- im. The woi-st is yet to come. Her love for cats and cana- ries, and eatintr of bird seed and then trying to talk like a Poll Parrot, and her manner of viewing woman suffrage, has led her dearest friends to think her one real deesire of life will be fulfilled- that of be- ing an old maid. ALICE TIPPERY Callensburg. Pa. On one of the few davs in Feb- ruary, and one which shall long be remcrnbered, a little red-headed Democrat decided to olay her part in the sordid affairs of this world. This same little Democrat has passed through a most happy child- hood, has graduated from C. H. S. and is now closing a most success- ful career at C. S. N. S. She has a private car built for two. but it runs well only when given loose range between Krontville and SykeB- ville. We have often wondered Why. However, among her friends the fame is forgotten and she is familiarly known as Tip. She will ever be remembered for her continu- ous good nature and her frolicsome spirit.