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

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KATHRYN BALLENTINE CLARION, PA. Franklin Literary Society. Literary Contest. Class Play. Here ' s to Kay whose only reason for com- ing to C. S. N. S. is that she has always been a campus weed and never was pulled out. Her motto is, Let the world slide, ETHEL BUFFINGTON BROCKPORT, PA. Bancroft Literary Society. One fine day in the fall of 1917 Ethel came to Clarion State Normal School. She is a graduate of the Horton Township High School, class of 1917, and being anxious to continue her education, joined the illustrious Class of 1919. We wish her success in the future, in whatever occupation she may choose. DOROTHY WHITEHILL KNOX, PA. Bancroft Literary Society. Y. W. C. A. Our Dot came to us from a farm near Knox. She pretends to study hard, but this is mere camouflage for she is really building air castles of the days to come, when she will succeed Dr. Ballentine as teacher of Latin. Porsan et haec olim meminisse invabit.

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Oilass Poem Clarion, the school we love so Avell — ' Tis time we needs must say farewell To all the jojons hours of work and play, AVhere fun and fellowship hold etjnal sway. Many hard lessons we here have learned, Many rewards and merits we earned. We ' ve learned the difficult rule of give and take. Always to do the right for honour ' s sake. We ' ve learned to value the things truly worth while; To meet the world with a cheer and a smile; To liave for our friends, a briglit bit of song To iielp them iiurry dark days along. AVith hearts sincere and words of truth We leave our happy friends of youth. And nineteen comes to bid adieu And leaves her dear old school to you. ] ut ever our tiiot ' s will be of thee As we lauucli our bark on life ' s waiting sea, And befoi-c the waves around us swell, To you, deal- Clarion, we say, F;i)-ewell. ' '

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RENA ANDERSON COLEGROVE, PA. Franklin Literary Society, y. V. C. A. Rena is a graduate of Smetliport High School, Class of 1910. After remaining at home a year she joined the Class of 1919. She is one of our diligent students. We do not know what her luture occupation will be, but we wish her success. BLANCHE REBECCA FIELD HAZELHURST, PA. Bancroft Literary Society. Y. W. C. A. Blanche began her educational career at Marvindale school. She came to Hazelhurst High in the fall of ' 14 and there graduated with the class of ' 17. In the fall of that year, fate led her to Clarion, where she shone the brightest in mathematics. Her ambition in life is college. EARLA HARRIGER CLARION, PA. This demure little maiden, after being graduated from C. H. S., came to the Normal and Joined the Class of ' 19. Earla some- times .says that she is going to make teaching her life work but, judging from the way she hates cats, we predict an entirely different ca- reer for her.