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

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1926 THE SEQUELLE 27 LEONA DINGER Y. W. C. A.; Bancroft Literary Society; Base Ball. Leona is full of fun, and free from care. She believes that life is what you make it and proceeds to make it happy and full of service. When any one needs help, Leona is always on the spot. A friend to all at all times, and helps many to brighten sympathetic ways, she makes fr ADA DOWNEY Editor-in-Chief Sequelle: Y. W. C. A.: Franklin Literary Society: Baseball; Clarion Call Staff; Summer 24; Operetta (Summer). Wistful —Brown eyes glov. , soft as a fawn. Dreamer— Hopes blaze high, fair as the dawn. Friend —Whole life spent in its fulfillment, frail hands ALICE EKIS ary Society. ow could life annoy i Any more? BEULAH ENSLE Y. W. C. A.; Franklin Literary Society. Beulah came to Clarion from the little town of Rouse- ville. Maybe you do not know where it is, but Buelah does. There are two (2l towns in the U. S. A. that she known about. Rouseville and Venus. Beulah is very fond of true friends. Her special friend is of the opposite sei. Beulah, we hope Ken is always true to you A smile Yes, that is what we all like and Beulah has a most winning smile. She is always ready to do some thing for someone else and alrt-ays has a good word for

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26 THE SEQUELLE 1926 BESSIE CRISSWELL Y W C A . Bancroft Literary Society Bessie, a little girl grown tall is very dignified and quiet. But for all this she always meets you with a smile. Many a persons day is made brighter by the sight of Bessie ' s smiling face Bessie is very studious, she would never thmk of going to class and trying to bluff. Her work is always ready on time. The smiles that win, the tints that glow. But tell of days in goodness spent. A mind at peace with all below. .A heart whose love is innocent. FLORA BELLE DAVIS Franklin Literary Society; Base Ball Tean What more c ould comprise a t rue entity. Ihan life and the friends that were given to Ihe 1 , the voice of a fr end and com Or so ngof a river that bounds through a ca HELEN DAVIS Glee Club; Franklin Literar Society; M eretta 25; St jdent Council, Ve sted Choir. For ber eyes are like t win violets. And there are roses on her cheeks. And the honey on her two lips. Mak es her kisses last or weeks. She s such a bunch ol sweetness. Tha friends can ' t stay away Do ou wonder that w e love her? She like an old fashic ned bouquet NAOMI DECKER Y W C. A.; Vested Choir; Glee Club; Operetta 25-26; ncroft Literary Society 25; Dramatic Club Treasurer 25; amatic Club Secretary 26; Dramatic Club Play ■Patsy ' ; ,or Supervisor 26; Junior Cheer Leader 25. Cheer Leader Varsity Hockey 25-26; Varsity Basket Ball 25-26 cttersi; Senior Class Play Daddy Long Legs ; Clarion .ss Staff; Sequelle Staff; Prom Committee; Madrigal jb. Manager of Class Basket Ball 25; Bancroft Hockey Junior Hockey Life at Cla uld I very dull to be a good student, Decke e who wish her the best of luck vhistling. but she

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28 THE SEQUELLE 1926 Senior Who JANE FIDLER oft Literary Society; Glee Club: Vested Choir; ket Ball; Senior Hockey Iways keeps her hair in a curl, of our sensible girls who has retained the nhood— long hair. Her golden locks add dignity as well aj beauty to her tall, graceful figure. You could not find a more jolly and happy-go-lucky lassie. Jane can laugh when everything goes dead wrong as well as when everything is running smoothly. Talk about a 2ood sport — you could not find a better one than Jane. During our two years of Norma! life, we have learned to love her. If e ' er you ' re in need of a friend. At times when voure feelin ' blue. Co to Jane— a smile she ' ll lend And a heart that is good and true. ALBERTA FIELD nklin Li erary Society; Y. W. C. A. t. who sometimes acts like a bad litt e sr hool always r adv for a good time Those tha ha the on that iert was very studious might have cha need a if they had happened to peep inside the dor r of ) anv eN vays g and there is nothing she likes better tha 1 te e. She 5 not always so sober as she i this GRAYCE FIELD ee Club; Vested Choir; Operetta 25-26; Fra nklin y Society My ove IS young and fair My And eyes of blue and heart so true. Twas but a bit of a song from the lips of a handsome Frenchman but nevertheless I knew immediately that the singer was thinking of our own Grace. I am sure that she appreciates his singing for she herself is a musician of some note. When you hear a ukelele humming you may be ought to call her our Ukelele Lady Like the majority . Grace is very tempermental. One moment es smiles and sunshine; the next, it registers MARY GIBBONS ary Student Government 26; Franklin l.i W. C. A.; Sequelle Staff; Sketch Club Mary had a little snrile. She used it every day. Around her pretty little mouth That smile was bound to play. It helped to smooth the wrinkles From many a troubled brow; If you would be happy and helpful Just ask our Mary how.