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

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HILDA McC REA FENELTON, PA. B. L. S. Basket Ball, Dancing. Golf and Tennis. Hilda McCrea loves a boy that ' s away. But by the letters he writes He will return some day. We can ' t blame Hilda for liking the avia- tor when we recall how we enjoyed the flow- ers, candy and etc.. sent from Hoboken just before the ship left. ESTER WILSON KNOX, PA. Bancroft Literary Society. Y. W. C. A. Crooked Four. One fine spring day Ester made her ap- pearance at Knox, that worthy little town from which several of our class came. After completing the H. S. course at Knox she came to Clarion. Ester ' s quiet manner has en- deared her to all her classmates and with con- fidence we predict a glorious future. ELDA E. FRANK STROBLETON, PA. Bancroft Literary Society. Y. W. C. A.. President. Kind fortune brought this studious young mai den to our Normal, March, 1916. Elda has won a place in our hearts by her loving and cheerful disposition. We know that wherever her profession may lead her, she will be suc- cessful and, May Heaven, on her its choicest blessings send, is the sincere wish of her friends,

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MARGARET McGINNIS EMLENTON, PA. Franklin Literary Society. Y. W. C. A.. President. This curly headed lass came to Clarion the fall of ' 17. She has been very energetic in all the school activities, especially the Y. She expects to teach for two years and then — . Well she thinks she will be a nurse, as their caps are so becoming, or a foreign mis- sionary; she can ' t decide just yet. FLOYD McHENRY CLARION, PA. Bancroft Literary Society, President Fall Term. Vice President oj Senior Class. Vice President of Y. M. C. A. Varsity Basket Ball. Varsity Base Ball. After completing his education in the Model School, Floyd entered the Class of ' 19, and has been a faithful member. He always seemed bashful around the ladies, but since he is a senior we tind his actions have merely been camouflage. MARGARET McILHATTAN KNOX, PA. Franklin Literary Society. Y. W. C. A. Crooked Four. Margaret, known here as Peg, is one (if the JoUiest of girls, even having been given the appropriate nickname of Smiles. Al- though she has mastered many languages, she does not know from wliich tlie word Tiedio is taken. Her favorite book is Just David.

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JOSEPH L. CHICK DUBOIS, PA. Franklin Literary Society. Y. M. C. A., Treasurer. After completing a four year High School course, Joe came to C. S. N. S. the fall of ' 17. His mother thought that it was not safe for him to go alone so she started her daughter, Lillian, along with him. Joe had such a pleas- ant disposition that all the girls, tell in love with him; even the Model School girls. As time will tell, Jie fell head over heels in love with a pretty little girl and — well, you can guess the rest. Joe ' s favorite songs are, Oh Eliza, Eliza Jane and Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly. OLIVE DOYLE MT. JEWETT, PA. Bancroft Literary Society Contestant. Sequelle Editor. Olive hailed from the region of mountains, dropping like a thunder bolt among us, burst- ing the clouds of Rules and Regulations, brightening every thing with flashes of mis- chief making. Olive is a perfect Owl. Did any- body ever see her hooting about the halls at night? Ask Miss Carpenter. HELEN DOWNING SACKETT, PA. Class Treastirer. Franklin Literary Society. Y. V. C. A.. Cabinet. Class Play. Whenever the Class of 1919 is mentioned people invariably think of Helen. She is truly a staunch member and has always been the center of all activities carried on by the class. Helen has been our financier for the past four years, and seems gifted with an e.xtraordinary ability to handle important business matters. Helen ' s kind hearted ways have won for her many friends, who nevei ' hesitate to go to her fur help along any line.