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

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1926 THE SEQUELLE 23 JANE BOYD Y. W. C. A.: Operetta 25-26; Glee Club; Vested Choii -ion Call Staff: Property Manager Secretary Student Council; May Her eyes under their lashes were blue pc Fringed round with lillies, her bright ha Clothes her as sunshine clothes the sum OPAL BLAIR F Sec anklir Ute Y. W. C ary Society, A. Student Counc il; Cr t.c H to We will IS always s body gave say when . always reme een and not her a chan may be. we he gets into nber Opal as the little girl v heard. Perhaps it is beca ce to get a word in edgew feel that she will have eno the ' Little Red School Hous ho Igh ELIZABETH BIGLER Y. W. C. A.; Bancroft Literary Society. ■One who never turned her back. But marched breast forward. Never doubted clouds would break. Never dreamed though right Were worsted, wrong would Triumph. Elizabeth ' s success is assured because ; that says Lead On. MINNIE BONE

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22 THE SEQUELLE 1926 ARTHUR ALTMAN Orchestra 24-25.26: Demosthenian Society: Glee Club: Y. M. C. A.; Ensemble 25: Dramatic Club Treasurer: Band 25. Senior Play: S. S. S. 25: Minstrel 25: Sequelle Staff the country. F iuch a little boy lis able work in lie or him a jolly good (ello n the Y M, C. A. endable and he promi y take g ladie ally ge for Art. His fa nth a fondn and Boy 8 Gle also takes an ching record , some day be a JOHN ALTMAN chestra 23-24-25 26; Demosthenian Society Presi- :ilee Club; Y. IVI C A.; Ensemble 25; Band 25: al Education Exhibition 24; Senior Play. Stage S. S. S. Plays 25: Minstrel 25: Operetta; Senior Volley Ball 25 for h John V. pep. born in Sligo He is a loyal bo arc the re with his b (wonder . studious I the flute , Johns go fall for hi burg, W, in that fa Che specially a blue-eved da ly safely predict that he ind that probably accounts ster for everything that will lates and many good things When John isn ' t scrapping 5US trips to Johnsonburg olels nplished player 1 to our orchcsl Tiake all the g sel from Johns. WILLIS BARBER Orchestra. Treasurer Y, M. t A, 26; Secretary Debating Club 25-26. Treasurer Senior Class; Secretary Junior Class. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Sequelle Staff: Basket Ball 26; Football 25: Glee Club 25-26: Senior Class Play. ■ Daddy Long Legs. Franklin. He is a He does not even hobby now IS the ne when he placed Willis is one of our friends f fine fellow who never goes to extrt sport a mustache. Barber ' s grei .Sequelle typewriter There was girls first, but he has lately relo extra-curricular activity, we find him in his glory teaching ability is well known. We predict a great for our friend and classmate. Willis. AUDREY BAUGH MAN Y W. C. A : Bancroft Literary Society. Audrey is ever cheerful, never grumbling, and ne too busy to do anything that may be asked of her. I cheerfulness and helpful ways are only a lew of the mi qualities which make her well-liked at Clarion Normal

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24 THE SEQUELLE 1926 LILLIAN BUISSET Franklin Literary Society. Vested Choir. When nobody else can answer in the English class, if a toss-up between the ' Trippies who are the authoritie of the class. Besides having an inexhaustable amount c knowledge. Lillian has a very jolty disposition, and is very capable young lady in many ways. From already attained in the teaching profession, t doubt as to her future. LAURA BUISSET Franklin Literary Society: Vested Choir. Behold one of the famous Triplets. Even though we have just known them since the second semester of our Senior year, thev have made many friends and are well liked. Ambitious, friendly and always cheerful. Laura as well as the other two Buisscts. has set a high goal and will LOUISA BUISSET Franklin Literary Society; Vested Choir. Louisa is one of the happy three. It is a puzzle to i whether she is the flirt, the good-looking one. or the or John likes She is one of our pleasant girls who alwa; believes in smiting and having a good time. She has a the qualities of a good teacher, but we an- at loss to kno what she is going to do in the future. MARY BURCHFIELD Franklin Literary Society: Hockey Te Ball (Senior I. Glee Club: Vesper Choir. A tittle gain, a title pain. A laugh test you may moan: A tittle blame, and little fame. A star gleam on a stone.