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

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28 THE SEQUELLE GEBALDINE IjVIHOF — GALLY Pres. Dramatic Club Pres. Story Telling Club Sec. Franklin Lit. Primary Group You may think Gaily , wfio hails from New Bethlehem, is shy upon first appearance, but wait till you get acquainted with her. Many are her good qualities, among those be- ing assistant nurse at Navarre. Gaily is so reserved and quiet we know little about her but she has the best will of the class in all her future. ROMAIIVE KEARNEY Franklin L ' t. Y. W. C. A. Sec. Story Telling Club Tennis Assn. The Serenaders Primary Group Sequelle Staff Romaine completed her work at Snyder Township High School, and then decided she needed some more education. Hence she hunted up Hazel and they decided to come to Clarion and educate the Faculty. She is greatly interested in natural theories, especial- ly the law of The Attraction of Oppos ' tes . She has the three qualities of a successful teacher. Tact, Personality, and Wisdom. We know she will be a credit to the Class of ' 21. JEAN KEELER — CHIC Bancroft Lit. Y. W. C. A. Dramatic Club Girls Varsity Basket Ball Story Telling Club Tennis Assn. The Serenaders Primary Group What would the Class of ' 21 do without Jean to show us the very latest fashions? This ultra-styl ' sh Miss 1921 is an ardent admirer of woodland pictures, especially those of Glens . She is specializing in primary work because she adores children. But in primary work or High School, in Kamkatcha or Kala- mazoo, we know Jean will always lead the styles and be just the same for that ' s why we love you, Jean. BERTHA KEMjMERER — BETTY Y. W. C. A. Franklin Lit. Tennis Assn. Intermediate Group Our over-worked, blue-eyed Betty Who meets everything with a laugh. Looked so dignified that State Board thought She belonged to the critic staff.

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THE seqim :lle 27 liABKlOA H.AXBY — BHII Y. W. C. A. Lit. Jr. High Group Franklin Lit. Sequelle Staff Labrida joined our class in the spring term 1920, leaving E. H. S. She is one of the fortu- nate young ladies who somehow manages to draw the A ' s. Although she does study she enjoys fun as well. Her domicile has been Room 69. and some, to have a hearty laugh, frequent th ' s abode. This laughter sometimes turns to frowns when a knock comes and a voice e.Kclaims, Please leave at least the roof on the building . EVELVX BELLE HEETER— EVY Intermediate Group Y. W. C. A. Franklin Lit. Sequelle Staff Meek, mild, modest, yes that is Evelyn. She graduated from Sligo H. S. in ' 19; came to Clarion on a very, very, snowj day and took her place with the other members of the Class of 1921. She has a smile for everyone, a grin for some, and a frown for very few. The class wishes you the best of luck, Evelyn. M.VRY HELEX HESS — 1ERRY HELEX Vice-Pres. Y. W. C. A. Sec. Franklin Lit. Commercial Dept. Sequelle Staff. Orchestra The Serenaders After gathering up all the knowledge around Clearfield, Merry Helen came to Clari- on for new worlds to conquer. She entered the regular Normal course, but later changed to the Commercial Course, because Bills were of great interest to her. Here she has developed into a speed artist in shorthand. Helen takes a great interest in the school or- chestra, in which she plays the mandolin. We know she will succeed in whatever she under- takes to do. GERALWXE HIXDMAX — JERRY ' Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Franklin Lit. Dramatic Club Orchestra Girls Varsity Basket Ball Tennis Assn. Sequelle Staff Delegate to Eagles Mere Junior High Group Jerry hailed from Edenburg High School with a good record back of her. She says Edenburg High School is as beautiful as the original Garden of Eden — the burg was only tacked on. She ' s clever, bright, and full of fun — and Jerry never saw the Dean ' s office. Judging from the good work she has done here, we certainly look for a bright future for her. Jerry is very fond of bucking bronchos, because she wants to go to Kansas to teach, and we are very sure she ' ll tame them.

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H K S !•: (2 r E L I. K 29 JAXKT I.AXK — -SHAl EE Franklin L ' t. y. w. c. A. Dramat c Club Primary Group Story Telling Club Janet is a pious, modest, meek little lady. Consequently, we think she appeals to most everyone. The big question in our mind is just how she acquired these traits in such an environment as Oil Cty affords. Janet never flirts or trifles (at C. S. N S.). so that proves she must have a secret romance elsewhere. JIAMT. LIM gri.ST — JOHXXY- Franklin Lit. Y. W. C. A. Intermediate Group Here ' s a very merry girl Who always does things right. She ' s noted for her morning feeds A.nd toach-ng ' s her del ' ght. At project lessons she ' s a shark And in future years, you bei. We ' ll see our jolly Johnny A full-fledged farmerette. BESSIE L XLEY — ' •P. T Interediate Group Y. W. C. A. Bancioft Lit. Bess e graduated from Xew Bethlehem High School. She entered Clarion Xormal in the fall of 1919 and has made many friends dur- ing her work here. Bessie ' s favorite song is. Johnny is in Syracuse. 10LA nLLIROX — VirKlE Editor Sequelle Pres. Y. W. C. A. Pres. Bancroft Lit. Student Council Dramatic Club Tenuis Assn. Story Telling Club Delegate to Eagles Mere Commercial Department One could easily guess that Vickie was one of the mo st popular members of the 1919 Class of DuBois High. In the fall of 1919, she came to Clarion Normal and soon won the hearts of everyone, by her winning smile and channing personality. V ckie is a darling. Vickie ' s full of fun. Vickie has a pair of eyes That smile on everyone. ' Most any time in the daj One can hear Vickie say, Golly! I just love Eddie!