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

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30 THE SEQUELLE 1927 Seniors Seniors! In future years, what memories that one word will recall to us! We shall see the familiar faces and scenes of our Normal days; we shall hear again the cheers and cries of the football field and the basketball court; we shall be again at Clarion, gay and young as in 1927. And remembrance will be charmingly sweet, for we of 27 have had some very happy times during our reign at Normal. To recall our days here is to dream of a glorious two years. From the time that our class came into being in September, 1925, we have been notably conspicious in the school for our amazing deeds. Senior Week saw us bow to the Class of ' 26, not because we had to, but because we were good sports. From those first days of our Junior life we have taken our part in the school activities with nuremitting zeal. With our blond general, Al George, we ha ve conquered the many threatening forces about us. We survived the shaky period of loneliness and homesickness; we crept alive through the difficult mazes of student teaching. We have never faltered in our march toward our ultimate goal of Service. The valiant deeds performed by our class will be remembered long after we have left this second home of ours. Surely the Faculty, the old Class of ' 26, and the Juniors can not forget us and our work in the past. But if they could forget us, they shall not be allowed to. Our deeds after leaving school will be such that all the world shall hear of us. Thanks to Clarion Normal, our Alma Mater, we are now ready to win success.

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1927 THE SEQUELLE 31 WILLIAM ALLINGER Home — Ridgway. Pennsylvania. Description — The exclusive type who is self- assu red and does not like to be contra- dicted. His slogan is Never trouble trouble ' till the professors trouble you. Habits — Speaking sarcastically to the girls. Smiling on one side of his face and frown- ing on the other. Hobby — Talking at illustrated lectures. Danc- ing with Agnes. Activities — Domesthenian Club. Football. Glee Club. BEULAH ALLISON Home — Franklin. Pennsylvania. Description — The girl who radiates enthusiasm. We believe she will go through the world with flying colors. Habits — Being frank. Telling people just what she thinks. Hobby — Teaching the children how to march like soldiers. Activities — Bancroft Literary Society, Flockev. Junior Basket Ball. Y. W. C. A. ISABELLE ANTHONY Home — Dubois. Pennsylvania. Description — The wistful type with a fleeting smile and gracious voice. There is some- thing very attractive in the frank, clear gaze of Issie ' s grey eyes. Habits — Longing for Rennie ' s daily letter. Hobby — Popping corn. Making hand painted dainties. Activities— Glee Club. Vice President of Ban- croft Literary Society. Vested Choir. Dramatic Club. Hockey, Basket Ball. Iviinstrel, Dramatic Club Plays. Sequelle Staff. May Day Pageant. Christmas Operetta. Junior Prom. Committee. Madrigal Club, Vice President of Dramatic Club. Y. W. C. A.