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

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THE CLARION VERA FRANCES McELHATTAN - -v day. sail:- . n a hu ■ my httl - bl - iking. HAZEL [SOBELLE ANDERSON Summerville F. I- - Club. jating from the I Sumir.t-rvill-, Hazel decided to vi- I and Whit- ways advertising Whit: dish. If you i- what Art si • -rie would say you do not I KITH LILLIAN HUGHE kii i i;i: iMii: ituth is much of h»-r which would ter photo- MARY ALU i: BVANS ■

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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).

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THE CLARION FLORENCE WHITE Warren, Pa. Warren High School; Y. W. C. A.; Ass ' t Editor of The Clarion; one of the cast of the Farmerette; Pres. Fran- lin Society, Fall Term. Have you heard of Warren? That ' s where Florence was reared and got her start. Aside from the fact that Morence is usually busy writing - and playing God-mother to the soldiers she has lots of time for gym (?) and co-educa- tion. Taken all in all. Florence is a good fellow, and if you are ever in Warren drop in and see her. She has some origi- nal ideas and we admire her for them. Ask her some time who paid for the pint of milk and watch her eyes sparkle. ARTHUR MILLER Delancy, Pa. B. L. S.; Y. M. C. A.; ' Varsity Baseball; Oratorical Contestant. Art came to C. S. N. in the fall term of 1915, but by Christmas he decided to find other employment and so left us, only to return in the fall of 1916, when he joined the class of the Red and White. Of course, he has his failings, chief among them being his liking for the fairer sex. Art is an active member of the Y. M. C. A. and ofteu leads in prayer when forced to do so. He has a host of friends and they all wish him the best of luck and a great success. CARL A. JOHNSON Straight, Pa. Editor-in-Chief of The Clarion, Bancroft Literary Society, President Y. M. C. A.; Debating Society, Basket Ball. Skully joined our class in the Junior year and made a very creditable showing in all the phases of school life, especially distinguishing himself as President of the Y. M. C. A. and in the Debating Society. Carl is of a quiet nature, with one great failing, his in- terest in the fillies. He likes very much to ring the call bell in Navarre, having for two years chosen 88 as his number to ring. Carl is one of the best liker fellows in the school and as he goes out at his country ' s call we all wish him success in whatever line of work he may enter. HUGH ST. CLAIR WEST Knox, Pa. ' resident F. L. S., Hugh came to us from the wide-awake little city of Knox, after completing a high school course there. He joined the Red and White in the fall of ' 16. and by his attractive personality soon won for himsedf many friends. When he came back in the fall of ' 17, he was a strong Hughes man, but at the beginning of the Winter Term he had flopped and became a great admirer of Wilson. (No one knows why.) Hugh is a hard worker and his many frends feel certain of his winning success.