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

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Thomas Plvler Tom has won his place at C. S. T. C. through his musical ability. His tenor voice has sung the leads in the Mikado and H. M. S. Pinafore. He is a member of the Men ' s Quartet, the A Cappella Choir, Sequelle Staff, College Players, and Y. M. C. A. In addition to his membership in the Alpha Phi Alpha social fraternity, he is also a member of Phi Sigma Pi and Alpha Psi Omega honorary fraternities. He ranks first as C. S. T. C ' s best tennis player. Edward Schierberl Swell is Eddie ' s idea of C. S. T. C. in general. His interests include all the activities on the campus. He has played football for four years. However, his major sport interest lies in boxing. He has been a representative to the Student Senate for two years, a member of the Ath- letic Association, the Outdoor Club, Varsity C, and Geog- graphy Club. He is also a member of the Alpha Gamma Phi fraternity. One thing about Eddie which wins him a host of friends is his ever reach willingness to do some- thing. Bronie Smolak Smokey hails from Port Vue, Pennsylvania. He is another of C. S. T. C ' s best dancers in addition to being voted the best prospective teacher among the males of our campus. Specializing in mathematics and science Smo- key obtains his B.S. in education, majoring in the secondary field. He is a member of the Alpha Gamma Phi fraternity and the Outdoor Club. He captained the basketball varsity through its 1938 season, playing both guard and forward positions. 9 3 8 SENIORS 23

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Dorothy Kaufman - — Dot obtained her degree in secondary education at the cud of Hie first semester of 1938. Geography and science arc her majors. Her extra curricular activities have in- cluded the Geography Club, Press Club, Sequelle Staff, and International Relations ( ' luh. She is also a member of the Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority, of which she was treasurer for two years, and Pi Gamma Mn. national honorary fraternity in social studies. Fred Marshall Freddie is the little man with big ideas of the Senior ( ' lass. He has managed practically everything from basketball and football teams to the present person- nel of the class. He is the president of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, vice-president of the ( lollege Players, president of the Varsity ' !lub, and vice-president of the Student Senate. He is also a member of the Alpha l ' si Omega, honorary fraternity. William Marshall Dividing his schooling between winter sessions at ( ' . S. T. C. and summer sessions at l ' enn State, Bill has successfully obtained his bachelor of science degree in education in a period of three years. Bill is photography editor of the Sequelle for IU: S. He is also a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha social fraternity besides belonging to the honorary fraternities, Phi Sigma Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, and Pi Gamma Mu. P ill was the students ' choice of the fellow who would represent Clarion ' s most typical student . SENIORS 19 3 8 22

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Mae Stewart Mae was graduated from Rimersburg High School in 1934. She has obtained her bachelor of science degree in education this spring, majoring in geography and social stin lies. She has been a member of the Hiking Club and the I leography Club, and is also a mem her of Pi Gamma Mu honorary fraternity. M chut mteresl is map work, saiil Mae, when asked whal she likes to do best. Her map work is one excellent proof of her scholastic ability in general. Geraldine Thorne Gerry has been one of the must versatile i irls mi the campus. She has served mi the Student Community Senate fur two years and has been a member of the following organizations: International Relations Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Pan-hellenic Council, Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority, Outdoor Club, Press ( ' lull, and the Women ' s Athletic ( louncil. Her scholarship, popularity, and versatility have led her to her pre.-eni editorship of the Sequelle. Harry Wozniak Wozzie is a graduate of Kittanning High School. Although his home is in Timblin, Pennsylvania, he has made Clarion an almost constant home for four years. During summer vacations he has worked ai the sdass factory. He has been janitor of the gymnasium, and for the past year he has I n filling Teddy ' s shoes as part- time ii i til 1 1 watchman, lie is a member of the Alpha ( ! am ma Phi fraternil v. SENIORS 19 3 8 M