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

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THE S E Q r E L L E 21 CLIFFORD HARRIGER

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20 THESE Q U E L L E Jn iipmortam Tliis year, the T ' lass of 1021 lost one of its members. CLIFFOIiD HAKRKlElv was a fjood student and a splendid young r.ian- He took an active part in social as well as athletic activities- He was also President of the Commercial Department and an enthusiastic advocate of everythino- tliat would lu-inji ' li(m()r to the department. A strong-, healtliy young man, lie had started in on his Senior work when an accident cut short his career. He lingered from October to l ' bruary, when the All-wise Father took him Home. During his illness, although he suffered intense pain, he was patient and always ready to joke with any one who was with him. The Commercial Department attended the funeral in a body, to show in some measure the respect and esteem in which he was held. Wlten (ill • done. s iij not niij daij is o ' er. And that t]iroiig]i iiujlit J seek n diinnier shore; Say rather that niij inoni- lias just begun,- — I greet the daini and not a setting sun, T17(c» all is done.

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22 THE S E Q U E L L E PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS WILEY G. ROBINSON — WINK Pres. Bancroft Lit. Orchestra Tennis Assn Y. M. C. A. Ass ' t. Bus. Manager Sequelle Football, Wiley wasn ' t satisfied after being graduat- ed from the Shippenville High School in ' 18, so he went to Falls Creek, and there com- pleted his fourth year with the class of 1919. Just a sweet angelic smile And a little side-long glance. That ' s what characterizes Wiley For he ' s got just one more chance. Wiley has a good foundation Of frolic and of fun. And needs no recommendation For he ' s a minister ' s son. VICE-PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS C. CYRIL, BOGOS — BOGGS Junior High Group Football Franklin Lit, Y. M. C. A. Tennis Association. Cyril comes to us. as a graduate of the Snyder Township High School, Brockwayville, Penna. He plans to go back there to teach some time. Bogg ' s best girl not returning to school this year he was obliged to try Uis charms on a new lass, thus usurping much of his valuable time. His recitations prove his late hours, but he has never been known to go asleep in class. Here ' s wishing success to th ' s impulsive lad of our class of ' 21. SECRETARY OF SENIOR CLASS MARY GEORGE, — SHORTY Bancroft Lit. Primary Group Story-telling Club. Mary has made good use of her t me, at Clarion. She attends every basketball game and is in for all the fun. This girl, of course never had to get acclimated to condit ' ons be- cause Clarion is her home. Paderewski has nothing on Mary when it comes co playing th9 piano. Mary proves that good goods are done up in small packages. ' TREASURER SENIOR CLASS RUBY EXLEY — DUTCH Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Primary Group Tennis Association Franklin Lit. Sequelle StalT When we hear a shuffle and a giggle in the hall we know it is Dutch even before we hear her say, Where do you fit? She is es- pecially fond of Gym (Y). We don ' t know why, only it is one of Ihe ways of women.