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

Page 28 text:

THE CLARION ESTHER LEONE MARSHALL, S DuBois, Pa. President Y. W. C. A. Esther ' s pleasing manner has won for her a place in the hearts of many, and by perseverance she has climbed the steps of fame still higher to take Caesar ' s place in the triumvirate, the 20th century password of which is, Have you lost your room? Her energies are spent principally upon Music and Physics. She expects to study Lohengrin ' s Bridal March, and has a fine understanding of She Sleeps, My Lady Sleeps. When Physics has turned her glowing locks to gray she intends to display her musical ability by composing a new song en- titled, Silver Threads Among the Gold. EARL MYERS Lickingville, Pa. In the fall of 1914, Earl decided to discontinue farm life and take up the life of a student. He arrived in C. S. N. S. at the opening of the fall term and has been climbing steadily upward during his four years here. Altho Earl was never much for the fair sex, he has been a very diligent student, and has always stood among the stars of his class in the in- tellectual. We are all very proud of him and feel sure that he will be successful in life as he has been in school. VERA RACHEL CONRAD Du Bois, Pa. Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; B. L. S.; Bible Study Committee. Vera spent one year in D. H. S., then came to Clarion and entered as a Sophomore in 1915. One of her favorite expressions is, Has the mailman come? When she cannot get her Physics she says, I ' ll chuck it. Her highest mabition is to teach, but if a certain Bill asks her first, we believe she ' ll leave in an aeroplane. We wish her success. SIONE AMELIA ERICKSON Akeley, Pa. Y. AY. C. A.; F. L. S.; Girls ' Glee Club Signe attended Russell High School, graduating from there in the spring of 1916. She, wishing to extend her education, came to Clarion that fall, where she entered the Junior Class and is now one of the Eighteeners. After graduating at the Normal, Signe expects to teach Physical Culture in a high school for a year or so. We do not know what line of work she will follow later, but we prophecy a matrimonial affair, as she is already filling her Hope Chest.

Page 27 text:

THE CLARION EVA CHARLENE PETERSON L. W i ' (?) years ago. on the twenty-ninth of .May, a light- haired girl came to the house of I . S, peters I Pradford graduating from the B. H. S. in 1916. she decided to broaden her education by attending Clarion Normal. We know that Pete likes to knit, but we are all sure she- is fond of seed (work). WILLIAM ROBERT COWAN Corsica, Pa Y. M. C. Cla Play; Chairman of Norraal Aux. Red Cross. was born Feb. 15, (?), on a farm out in the lively town of Corsica. His parents later moved to Corsica and here Bob graduated from the High School. In the spring of ' 16 he came to Clarion and enlisted under the Red and White. and won many friends by his pleasing personality and willingness to help others. He is ambitious, likes studies, Ij gym and chapel, and is fond oi riding. We often hear him jumble Cece, Gill, Fanny, and others in his sleep. Our greatest wishes for success go with him in the future. JESSIE WHITEHALL Strattonville, Pa. class Play; Y. W. C. A.: F. L. S.; Class Treasurer. one bright morning (just how many years ago we couldn ' t say), a little curly-headed yirl arrived in Stratton- ville and the Whitehills gave her a home. Jessie graduated from her home high school in the class of 1915. The following autumn found her in our Normal as a member of the ' lass of L918. she has been one of our best students and w •- fee] certain thai she will bring honor to her Alma .Mater. LILLIAN WHITE Clarion, Pa loll) lass with thi bonnie blue ej • ha - g laddened i She graduated t lor n 8. in 1916, after w hii h hi di Ided to further her edui Shi entered thi cla of 1918 i pari In all bcI I ai tivitii ■■ ' those Jollj ha ppj de mane ft lei oken hearts, it ma 1 well be ■ i,ui t,, love her, if lull tO praise -

Page 29 text:

THE CLARION LURENE DEE ALBERT Du Bois Pa. Treasurer V. W. C. A : Glee Olub; Class Play; B. L. s. ; [nter- Xormal Debater; Sec. Debating Society. Dee is one of our best students, her specialties being Physics and Fifth Year Latin. For recreational reading Dee uses Robert ' s Rules t Orders. We cannot understand Dee ' s preference for this book unless there is something pleasing t her in its name. As she repeats to herself, His life was an inspiration, his memory is a benediction. we wonder still rrohablv Time shall unrevel these mysteries for us. LEON CLAIR HUNTER Nebraska. Pa. M A. F. L. S.; Basket Ball sity). Once upon a time there grew up in Forest count Hunter, who, aftei graduating at the N. H. S., decided to hi deeper into the mysteries of books at C. S. N, S. It is intention to go to college, where we predict and wish for 1 the gre; cess in whatever he undertakes. .MAIMON (JAFL Y W. C. Bancroft Societj Just to know Marion slightly is to be aware of her 1 qualities. I ire like tine poems, a glance at first two line suffice for an Idea of the beauty that lies yond. After finishing school in Marienville and teaching t Marten came to C. 8. N. S, and j id the class of i ' ■ . i ol I03 and 1 nspira tlon to those who know lier. f ' HKISTIXl 1 1. McELHATTAN (JILL) K ' nov I- Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Chrlatlne drilled into us, the class ol ' 18, after havil until the fall 1 Hen he en e literal tctlvltles with ■■•I ably represented the Franklin in the 1817 contee . ■ y much Intei rlculture, bell illy fond of a Cow tan 1.