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

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::2 | SEQUELLE t925 j zzzz:s HELEN DUNKLE Kane, Pa. Intermediate Group. President of Franklin Literary Society Y. W. C. A. Although Dunky has been in our midst only one year, she has won a permanent place in our hearts. It only takes a tew minutes to get ac- quainted with Helen, and anyone who wants a real friend shouldn ' t miss the opportunity of knowing her. Dunky has shown herself to be capable along many lines. Her favorite pastime, however, is teaching. HAZEL EVANS Kittanning, Pa. Primary Group Bancroft Literary Society Y. W. C. A. When we speak of Hazel, our mind just naturally dwells on lovely things. Especial- ly does she shine in story telling. We can- not imagine Hazel becoming an old maid school teacher because ' tis told that Hazel is a staunch believer in the mystery of the Key and Bible. If this be true, we can pre- dict but tew years of single blessedness for Hazel. LOUISE FENSTAMAKER Clarion, Fa. Junior High Group. Franklin Literary Society. Varsity Basket Ball Team. Fenstie is a graduate of the Clarion High School. Feeling that her education was not complete, she entered the Normal in 1921. She has won popularity among her classmates by the good work she has done on the basket ball team. We know she will be a success in the future. 26

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B feQUELLE i9 2d ==: C i DALLAS DITTY . . . Summerville, Pa. Junior High Gioup. Bancroft Literary Society. Y. M. C. A. Only during our Senior year have we real- ly know Dallas, tor, while a Junior, he rode each day on the L. E. F. C. Now, some folks say that Dallas is quiet, but just wait till they know him. He isn ' t a trifle more saintlv than the other members of his se.x. HELENA DOVENSPIKE Hawthorne, Pa. Intermediate Group. Dramatic Club. Franklin Literary Society If there is any mischief in the air, we know on whom to blame it. She tries to hide her thoughts by assuming a calm and tranquil mien, but when you know her bet- ter, Oh, my! She is not the quiet little mouse one might think. Helena has many interests, but highest of them all is to be a good teacher. Our good wishes go with her. We know she will suc- ceed. WALTER DOVERSPIKE New Bethlehem, Pa. Junior High School. Bancroft Literary Society. Secretary of Y. M. C. A. Sequelle Staff. Football Team. Varsity Basket Ball Team Tennis Team. If It weren ' t for IJovey how would our same scores stand? If ever we need a touch Jown, Dovey Is sure to come to the rescm-, md go over the line in the last second. Not :inly is he first and foremost in athletics, but he Is also In demand on the dance floor. Hi;; genial personality has won for him a host of friends who all wish him success. 26

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4ww«v FA YE FITZSIMMONS Summerville, Pa. Intermediate Group. Bancroft Literary Society. Y. W. C. A. The sparkling blue eyes speak worlds for the sunny disposition of this lovable Faye. Who has ever seen her angry or has known her to refuse to do something? She is al- ways ready for a good time and. as for mak- ing lemonade, OhI say. she can do it. She is a good student and with her per- sistent efforts we are sure there are great things in store for her. MARGARET FRAMPTON Clarion, Pa. Junior High Group. Bancroft Literary Society Varsity Basket Ball Team Tennis Team Among our class of 1923 was this quick and brilliant athlete. In basket-ball she was one of the best in the school. What would our team have done without Peg?. The only time she is not talking or laughing is when she is asleep. Her many friends wish her success and happiness in the future. ANNA GUNDRUM Clarion, Pa Primary Group. Bancroft Literary Society. Hark! what approaches at such a rapid pace — see, it flys past us! What is it? you cry. Why that is Anna trying to git to class on time. Anna might be styled as Ann in a hurry But when she does take time to stop ami visit, you can plan on meeting one of th ' - sweetest and jolliest little maids that ever smiled on our T ' larlon Normal. 27