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

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THE SEQUELLE GERALDINE ANDERSON Junior High Group Bancroft Literary Society Glee Club Gerry is very so I ' er ° e of those and dign rare fied. persons wh while really you ever a little d t blame hi - Gerry Gerry is graduating frc tiether she will ev we like you, to C. S. N. S. but ESTHER AHARRAH Sigel Primary Group Bancroft Literary Society ••Seldom heard, but always th ere. ' nother of our little girls whom we think i She has taken her part in all our sc tool highest an nbition is to be a good teache r an the best s Liccess possible in her chosen ork MARTHA ATWELL Brockwayville Intermediate Group Franklin Literary Society Y. W. C. A. Laugh, and the world laughs with you ■ ; around Martha for a very few k . kt - ,..L™ . If anyone is blue she has to be around Martha fo minutes until she has forgotten all her troubles. Mar be especially entertaining in the dining room and it i when she is not there. But we couldn ' t get along wit anything. We hope that her wonderful good humor w all the success possible for one person to have. out her fo II bring he NATHEL BAUER Ringgold Senior Play Primary Group Bancroft Literary Society Y. W. C. A. Class Secretary and Treasurer Short but sweet; Quality, not quantity. Nalhcr wit makes any class a joy instead of a bor IcU ordinary tasks bother her. she never shows her cot her laughter and pleasant good humor are always in evidi

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THE SEQUELLE CI ass r oem I Better than riches of Worldly Wealth, Is a heart that ' s always free ; Beaming with happiness, hope and health. And warmed by love for thee. But sweeter than knowledge of tasks well done. Is the picture in memory ' s frame, — A picture we love that will ne ' er be erased, ' Tis the one that bears thy name. II Here ' s to the class of Twenty-Four, Here ' s to its colors gay! Here ' s to our class forevermore, While shines the light of day. Here ' s to our class — the best on earth ! Here ' s to our comrades all! Here ' s to the hearts which will hold her worth. And answer to every call! Ill Oh Clarion, dear Clarion, we thee will ne ' er forget. That golden haze of student days Is round about us yet. Those days of joy without alloy Will come to us no more. But through the years the thought of you Will fill our eyes with tears ; The thought of you, so good and true Will fill our eyes with tears. — Sarah Rachael Pickens.

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10 THE SEQUELLE NANNIE BEERS Russell Intermediate Group Y. W. C. A. Franklin Literary Society Glee Club Vesper Choir Nannie came to C. S. N. S. in the fall of 1922 and joined our class. She first distinguished herself by her brilliant recitations in mii«ir rla.;s a n r4 sh- his lived iir to that reputation in all her other :xpect3 to do J Cla nbitions are ' ALDINE BROWN Knox Attendant to May Queen Intermediate Group Y. W. C. A. President Sequelle Editor-in-Chief Franklin Literary Society Glee Club Dramatic Club Varsity Hockey Team Vesper Choir We always have heard that red hair meant a firv disposition, but such is not true of ■ Brownie. Along with her red hair she has ability to do almost anything; at least, we have never known her to fail at anything she undertook. Brownie says she likes the teaching profession but if ever she decides to change her occu- pation she de Clares she will take up barbering. EDNA BAUGHMAN SummerviUe Intermed iate Group Y. W. C. A. Bancroft Literary Society Ed and her writke become we feel na IS a gi ability a many of you Ednt rl w. s a 1 ths ■i of ill b = all adr aithful • charac d we ar our cla: e yours nire becau and efiiciei . gLd that 3S. We w in the fut. you ish ; f her ladylike worker. In fact tial to a good , liked us well ei you all the succ qualities : she has teacher, lough to less that MARY ELLEN BOYERSMITH Franklin Senior Play Primary Group Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Bancroft Literary Society Dramatic Club President Glee Club Vesper Choir Sequelle Staff Attendant to May Queen In 62 Navarre Hall lived a little girl whom we all knew very 11 and loved as much. If one were to pass through the corridors any time and hear the wail. -Brownie-e-e! ' one always knew illie ' was looking for her room-mate. When we think of ' ■Willie we can truly say that good things : done up in small packages.