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

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Members of The Faculty . . . G. C. L. RiEMKu, Ph.D., LL.D. Helen J. Akmstrdnc, B.S. Paui, R. Ch. ndler, Ph.D. Lottie J. Win i. rd Helen M. Barton, A.M. . Charles F. Becker, A.M. Margaret A. Boyd, A.M Clair E. Carey, A.M. . Rena M. Carlson, M.A., L.S. R. O. CORDIER, Ph.D. Frances Easley, A.M. Mildred E. Gamble, A.M. . Anna B. Graham, B.S. Effie Blanche Hei ' ler, . .B. Gilbert A. Hoyt, M.S. Helen Jasper, M.A. A. K. Kuhner, M.S. Bertha Leife.ste, A.M. Harry S. Manson, A.M. . Marie Mahwick, A.M. . Helen Mohney, B.S. . Bertha V. Nair, A.M. . Fannie Owens, R.N. . Donald D. Peirce, Ph.D. . (!ladys Rich, A.M. Hazel Sandford, A.M. . Sara Seyler Helen D. Sims, . .M. Waldo Samuel Tipimn, A.M. Helen Walters, B.S. ritiini to Ihr Pr I ' n: rlanj In lln Pr, idful. First Srini ' Kirr hidcHt, Fir.sl Scmc. ' lrr idciil. Second Semester uleid, Seeoiid Seine, ler I ' hijsieal Ell Ileal ion . Ediiailion English Malhemalics Lihrnriiin Sneial Shrlnx I ' niiioni Crudes . Inlermediiile lirudes . . . H. S. Grades Priiiiari Grades . . . H. S. Grades Intermediate Grades Gcographji Primary Grades Seience Speeeh Interinediiite Grades English College iirse Seience Public School Mii-ie Public School Art Dietitian Latin Pln sical Eihication Priinari Grades 15

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The Presidents Speak . . . . Commendation . . . The Sequelle is the record of one year of your college life when you are living life at its fullest. The activities herein recorded are making an impression upon you so that henceforth the word college will turn your mind toward Clarion and these years spent here. It is my wish that these years may be most happy ones. The friendships you are forming now will be lifelong. The interests you are developing in the activities pictured in this book will be your future recrea- tions. Some of them may even become vocations. You are to be commended on the splendid student cooperative plan that has made this book possible. It is an experience that will help you in your work with people and organizations in later life. Paul G. Chandler In Appreciation . . . It has been a pleasure for me to have been associated with you students of the College at Clarion who are the sponsors of this Annual. I feel closest of all to those of you who are about to qualify for the degree. You are best known to me and occupy, in consequence, the warm- est place in my affections. The others, I can assure you, I will never forget either. The activities of my life as father and teacher, as you know, have brought me into close contact with many young men and young women. I have learned much from and through them. To none of them, however, do I owe more than I do to you. I want to thank you for what you have done and been. It has been a joy to note your willingness, your loyalty, your co-operation, and your g rowth. My best wishes for your happiness and success go with you. Dr. Riemer H

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