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

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ANNA MAY FOX PAUL GRIFFIN JOHN HASKELL Anna Mary ' s extra-curricular activities at Clarion have been outstanding in the College Play- ers, International Relations Club, Student Senate, A Capella Choir, and the Lambda Chi Delta sorority. Her academic interests ai-e in biology and physical as well as social sciences. Her love of music has led her to the presidency of the A Capella Choir, in which she has had opportunities to reveal her ability as a vocalist. She is frequently seen walking with another music lover, our tall publicity editor. This industrious, jovial fellow has many friends. Academic pursuit with him is primary ; his majors are English and history. Sports are also important to him. He has participated in football, handball, and intra- mural work. He is a member of the Varsity C , Outdoor Club, and was sports editor of the Call several semesters. His other ac- tivities included Senate mem- bership, an assistant editorship of the 1935-36 Sequelle, presi- dencies in Alpha Gamma Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, and Phi Sigma Pi. John Haskell hails from Clar- ion. He majored in science and mathematics and was interested in dramatics, being a member of the Alpha Psi Omega. He also participated in intramural sports. This young gentleman is very reserved and thoughtful, but his genial smile and mag- netic personality have won him many friends. He acted as busi- ness manager of this Sequelle, and his work w as very com- mendable. His sincerity and am- bitious nature should carry him on to a successful career.

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MIKi: BEDZYK i i:rx r.RooKS lAMKS CALL The nian of the cam])iis in all meanings of the words, a guy of whom the Zeta iua ' s are more than proud. Mike was one of Clarion ' s greater s])f)rt lii,dits and the jjiilar of strength fnr many teams. Social studies in the secondary field claimed liis scholastic eft ' orts and garnered an apt student. His course was complete ! at mid-term, and he quit the cani])us for better things to come. .Mike has made his mark — and — and — shu.x — evervone knows Mike. I ' rn now li cs in Homestead and is a graduate of Homestead High School. Her first three years of college life were very studious; due to Wattie ' s aid slu- now knows the value of co- education. She was pledged to the Theta Al])ha Lambda ' s this year. She is a member of Pi (jamma Mu, International Re- lations Club, and is the presi- dent (if tin- Women ' s Student Council. Her i-aiin and social ludies majors shouid earn Jur a share of the worldly gods we all want. Here ' s to I ' ern. The Clark Cable of our class is an extremely versatile young gentleman. Music, dra- matics, and art. his pet hobbies, ilaini a great portion of his leisure time. During liis colle.ge career, jim has been active in C.illrue I ' layers and the A Ca- ]n ' lla C ' liiiir. Three frats claim liini a llieir own-- ela ICta Phi, Al|ilia I ' si ( )mega, and Phi .Sig- ni.i I ' i. With majors in social studies and l ' ' .nf, ' lisli we know lini will go far!

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ettiat w. lti:r h. sk ' I .ll The Sinclair Lewis of Clarinn is this guy named Haskell. IK is an extremely likeable fellow and highly active throughout each day and possibly each night. Several fraternities claim him as their own, and he takes pride in being one of the found- ers of Zeta Eta Phi. Haskell shows definite traits of a jitter- bug and loves swinging it on the dance tloor. He is a true son of the modern era and some of the editorials in jiast Calls v ill speak ff r him. ' I ' hough he lias faults he more than balances with those things called vir- tues. Rl •:!•■. I) HESS Reed Hess has returned fnnii two years of teaching to cmn plete his work in the secondary Held. I- ' .nglisli and social studies are liis majors. He organi .ed tile Rhythm C ' luh and was its first pix-siiU-iU. . s a charter memla-r of the eta { ' ' .ta I ' lii lie coiitriliiited niiicli to its (ieVi ' !o|)- iiient. IK- is on tiie . X ' .. . cabinet and is a menii)er ut the International Relations (.liil). Drawing and sign painting are his hobbies. His timely wit has put pep inio srluiiil hfe. ROLL.VN!) Kn KL. ND Riilland Kirkland is a social science major with geography and I ' jiglish as his minor aca- demic interests. He has been a member (jf the geography club, industries Club, International Relations (. ' lub, and the . Ca- pella Choir, lie is a member of the Alpha I ' hi Alpha ami I ' i Ciamma Mu fraternities. lie posses.ses enthusiasm for se- lected reading, traveling, and e. |K-iiinciitnl farming, llis fu- liire pciiiils tn ;i te;icliing career in tin- lu ' ld ijf t;iiidaiu ' e .•md per- siimul W(jrk.