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

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T Fi E s K () r i: 1. 1. !■: 25 e: LEOXA BELLE X)LE — BILLV Junior H gh Group Y. W. C. A. Bancroft Lt. Treas. Dramatic Club Tennis Assn. Belle is our politician. She believes strong- ly in the merits of the Democratic party. Her one ambition in 1 fe besides teaching school is teach ' ng Don. Franklin, Tom. Bill. etc.. etc.. etc. She orates beautifully and has strong in- clinations toward the poetical side of life — why? Well, we know but don ' t like to tell. ISABELLE CORBETT — ( HAKLIE Story-telling Club Franklin L:l. Y. W. C. A. Primary Group Whether we see Charlie or not we know she is around for we can hear her laugh. She likes adventure seemingly for she is always hanging on the ragged edge of nothing. She will get there just the same. JLVRGARET CORBETT — PEG Intermediate Group Franklin Lit. Y. W. C. A. The Serenaders After two years of High School work in Pittsburgh. Peg made her way to Clarion and joined the class of 1921. Peg knows every- thing from tobacco raising to floods (in 122 Navarre Hall). We often hear her sing Oh Johnny, he ' s at Pitcarin. EL5IER O. DEL.AXCi ' — ORRY Y. M. C. A. Junior High Group Pres. Franklin Lit. Student Council Tennis Assn. Dramatic Club Business Mgr. Sequeile Orry came to us from Karns C ' .ty. He graduated from Fairview Township High School w,th a h ' gh scholastic standing. He has maintained this standard throughout his career here. Orr - is very shy when it comes to girls, but nevertheless we know he likes Ihem because one of his favorite expressions is I love you . He claims this is a song title but we know d fferently. He has a scientific turn of mind which we hope will bring him a full measure of success in the work he is entering.

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24 THE SEQUELLE L BELLE CALLIHAX — L Y-BELLE Junior High Group Tennis Assn. Franklin Lit. Y. W. C. A. Dramatic Club May-belle hails from Helen Furnace. Al- though she has a smile for everyone, still we shall remember her chiefly by her love for the dead languages. She is so independent that she will not use a pony. We understand that all the cushions in her room are stuffed with love letters written in Latin. Bui we hope that her desire for study will remain with her. tho ' transferred to more live sub- jects than the Classics, Here ' s success to you, ] Iay-belle. AXXA CASSERT — . XX Junior High Group Bancroft Lit. Y. W. C. A. The Serenaders Sequelle Staff Anna comes to us from Brockwa wille where she completed her High School Course in a very creditable manner. She entered the class in her Junior year and was always a good worker, and firm supporter of the class. In the quiet hours of the day — and night — you may see her sitting in the window and sing- ing some quaint old love song or lullaby to the accompaniment of her mandolin. If she is waiting for her Romeo we hope she may have the success which we feel she rightly de- serves. MARY HELEX CAULK — PEG Commercial Department Tennis Assn. Franklin Lit. Sequelle S taff. Before entering Clarion Normal. Marj- Helen attended Jeanette High School and also Clari- on High School, being graduated from the lat- ter institution in 1917. She then conceived the idea of following a business career. In 1919. she joined our Commercial Department and is now one of it ' s shining stars, always living up to her motto, Don ' t let your studies interfere with your education. EDI THE CLYDE — EDLE Junior High Group Bancroft Lit. Y. •«-. C. A. Edie graduated from the Sandy Township High School, DuBois, Penna. Being of a very studious nature, she can be found where ever there is plenty of work. We always find a hopeful smile upon her face. It has been said that the word failure cannot be found in her vocabulary. She has the best wishes of the class for her future success.

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26 THE S E Q U E L L E ELIZABETH DITCHBURN — BETTY Y. W. C. A. Dramatic Club. Franklin Lit. Tennis Assn. Junior High Group Meriam ' s little sister Betiy is one of the high spots in school, having had her High School work at DuBois. She is an enthusi- astic worker, and hopes to make Public speak- ing her life work, unless some one interferes. Betty is quite an accomplished viol ' nist, and we predict many good things for her. Betty always has her lessons, Because she is so bright She draws in all the A ' s (And leaves the rest) With very little might. MERLAM DITCHBURN — ME-ME Junior High Group Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Sequelle Staff Franklin Lit. Dramatic Club Tennis Assn. After having graduated from the DuBois High in 1918, she decided to come to school in Clarion with her sister Betty. Meriam has al- ways been a star in her classes. She has made many friends during her two years here. Manuscripts are her hobby, They are always full of vim, And as for writing them Roosevelt has nothing on Meriam. CORA ALICE DICKEY — CAD Intermediate Group Y. W. C. A. Franklin Lit. Cora came to S. C. N. from Baxter, Pa. She has the habit of blushing, from which so many of the Clarion girls have recovered, but which seems to help her along on this rocky-road of school-life. Cora ' s favorite study is chapel, and her one ambition gym . She never has much to say but we all know smooth waters run deep. LEON EDMISTON Y. M. C. A. Tennis Assn. Sr. B. B. Team Sequelle Staff Bancroft Lit. Junior High Group Leon entered our class in the Spring of 1920. When he is not sei-ving ham and in the dining-room, he may be found in Room 49, Stevens Hall making graphs and studying educational statistics. Prof. Green prophecies that Leon will become one of our great edu- cators and at least County Supt. of Forest County, his native habitat.