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

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THE CLARION B. L. OXA MAE SHUMAKEB New Bethlehem, Pa. 3.; x W. C. a. Missionarj Coramitte Whenever you hear little Ona coming:, you know she is going to ask. When are you going to pay your Missionary dues? Are you going to society? She attended Oakland school and also taught one year. At C. S. N. S. she dis- tinguished herself by being exempt in arithmetic. She is ond of proclaiming her own Reitz. Her highest ambition it to fill the front seat of a Saxon. HENRIETTA URIEL ( HEN ) Karthaus, Pa. Treas. Franklin Literary Society, Fall Term. Henry is one of our jolly, good-natured members in v She does not believe in over-work and has n»-ver been known to worry. Her tastes are few and sweet. She likes Physics, Sunday afternoon strolls, and lias an undying interest in Agriculture, lly the study of Chicks. If there is one thing Hen likes to do better than dance to dance some more. ' Hen ' is not a girl to worry, And she ' s never in a hurry. I I could say more. But I ' ll close with An Kevoir. ELEANOR JEAN ANDERSON Summerville Y. W. ' ;i e Club; P. I., s. Basket Ball Team. i Ldua ted from S. M. S., then acted as a ard came to Jlarion, a expressed it, for fresh air and excltemi Physics never hei lean, bul she thoroughly aroused bs a stud] ol the hydraulic Press. Her Cough Drops, while her fa expreslon little friend . 11 n time. ETHEL GEORGE Hawthorne, Pa. tho a demure lltll maiden and nol o ronger -ex, Is one oi our brightest ami most willinc Tho her cares be A no few, Here ' a to Ethel, the in n

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THE CLARION CAROLYN SHAFER Du Bois, Pa. Bancroft Literary Society; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet D. H. S. may well be proud of its representative in the person of Carrie, with her broad smile and dimples. She scatters sunshine during - a storm, provided it is only a shower. Carolyn has been an active member of the Y. W. C. A. She usually has a song ready for Society or a Reception. She proved a worthy winner in our Literary Contest. Scatters loving smiles and words of cheer. NORTON B. PERCIVAL iPERC) Rixford, Pa. Pres. B. L. S., Spring Term 1917; Sec. Y. M. C. A. Among the boys of our class there stands out one head and shoulders above the others, who is famed for his activi- ties along ' many lines — talking, singing, automobiling, and for being true to one only. Personally, Perc is the most loved by us all, and tho the powers that be have severed his domestic relations for some time, we all wish for him the happiness and success that he so richlv deserves. Drink to his health, all ye that know him. DOROTHY RYDGREX Sheffield, Pa. Yice-Pres. Y. W. C. Mrs. Beckwith in the Rarmerette. ' Dorothy is not as sedate or staid as she appears, despite the fact that in the mock faculty she so cleverly imitated one of the teachers. Her one care is Physics, and such expressions as Well, Dad doesn ' t like me anyway, and If you were as dumb as I am, were often heard. You should worry, Dorothy; you ' ll beat ' em anyway. PAULINE LONDON Brookfield, Pa. croft Literary Societj .... her happiness in her chc whether she lias one pupil or man work of teach ins

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THE CLARION ELDA EVELINE FRAMPTOE Clarion, Pa. Y. W. C. A.: Graduated from Model School, 1913; Girls ' ' Var- sity B. B. Team: F. L. S.; Glee Club; Cast of the Farmerette. One snowy morning- (?) years ago, Eveline entered the quiet town of Clarion, which could no longer be called quiet. She has now decided to Chese the old beaus and keep the Harry Hot(tle), who is sure some gas man. Eveline is neither short nor tall. But at catching fellows can beat them all. MARY ELLEN HALO WELL ( HAL ) Du Bois. Pa. Glee Club; Franklin Society; Franklin Contestant One jright day the fairies brought to the Halowell ime on a huge autumn leaf, little Happy-go-lucky Mary. Mary received her earlv education in the Du Bois High hool, then came to C. S. N. S. and entered the class of ' 18, which she has always been a shining light. She is very ml of sewing , especially taking Tucks at night. MAUDE ESTHER DAUGHERTY r ' FON ) Y. W. C. A.; F. L. S. After attending the public schools at Fisher, Fon decided to enter C. S. N. S., and entered in 1914 as a Fresh- man, but is now one of the active members of our class. Maude seems to be very fond of walking by the pike (Pyke), even tho her favorite expression is, Ich bin Mude. Success to you, Maude. LULA MAE KIRBY. (KIRBY) Strattonville, Pa. Y. W. C. A.; B. L. S. ; Glee Club; Senior B. B. Team. Kirby is one of the few of our class that entered the Normal as a Freshman. We thought for a while this spring- that we would lose Lula, as she had designs on Vander- grift. She is a very athletic girl and is especiaaly fond of the winter sport, Hawkeye (hockey).