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

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HELEN LONG SYKESVILLE, PA. Franklin Literary Society. Y. W. C. A.. Secretary. Sunshine or showers A cunning Wenk or Hays Characterizes Helen With her sweet and loving ways. See her at the ball games She ' s the liveliest in the crowd, An adorable little Cheer-leader, Of whom we ' re all so proud. GERALDINE CARRIER (GERRY) SUMMERVILLE, PA. Bancroft Literary Society, Secretary, ' 17 Art Committee for Seguelle. Music Department. Regular Course. Try anything once. This is our Gerry who considers life worth while AVhose troubles quickly vanish in the magic of her smile. She ' s an oasis in a desert, with her sunny cheerful ways, And says she laughs when things go wrong. And finds it always pays. EDNA REES, EDDY PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA. Franklin Literary Society. Contestant ' IS Y. M. C. A. Secretary, Student Council. There are not enough words to express what we think About our Eddy, who ' s as quick as Wenk But it causes her head to go loop-ety-loop When she thinks of ' Campbell ' s Tomato Soup. ' She ' s quiet, sincere and earnest, that ' s true. And in our affections she ' s rivaled by few.

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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.

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MARY MOORE CORSICA, PA. Franklin Literaary Contest. Class Play. Elocution. Mary came to us with her jolly disposition from the city of Corsica. Mary likes fun and is especially fond of sheet parades. She played the part of Ellen Hickey in the Class Play. We wish Mary success in whatever she undertakes and hope she continues her work in elocution. MABEL LEOTA LEWIS NEWMANSVILLE, PA. Mabel has spent the greater part of her life in the sunny South, but prefers the wilds of the North as she is very fond of wild ani- mals, especially Wolfs. Mabel has a very pleasing disposition. She likes to sing her favorte song, When You Come Back. GLADYS BECKETT CLARION, PA. On her sunny way she goes Much she wonders — little knows, Love ' s as yet a folded rose; All her smiles in dimples lie Glad is he, nor knows she why. Just to live in ecstasy.