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

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' im K F.DWARD RKKIHARD Edward Reij hanl. who lias come back to finish his work in the secondar}- field after teach- ing for five years, is a major in general science and a minor in social studies. He is a Y.M.C.A. cabinet member and has also been taking an active part in the International Relations Club and the Outdoor Club. He is an Alpha I ' hi . lpha member. Xa- AIARI.W RKNN laniiy, as she is known to us on the campus, is a girl wr arc ])roud to know. . s iircsiik-iil nf College Players ami I.anibila Chi Delia, she makes ;i line leader who is de])end;ilile. full of anibilinii. ;mil ;ilwa s re;iily to hel]) a friend in need, dur- ing her earl) ' years on hv cntu- ])us she was active in sports, playing basketball, soccer, hoek- r.KRNADlNk: .STk ' .WART ( )ne look .-it llern.iiline ' s brown e}es would tell ynii that she h;is l)oth an intelligent mind ;nid a kind heart. She is a scien- lisl and a geographer and has dune her sUldent-le;iching in these fiekls. She is a member of Ccillege l ' l;iyers, Geography C lull, 1 ' i (ianini. ' i Mu, Tnterna- lii n,il Kel;iliiins Club, ;uid has held (ifliees in the 1 ' ;m- 1 lellenic ture study is his chief pastime. His life ambition is to be a suc- cessful teacher. ey, and tennis. A member of . Il)ha I ' si Omega; she had sev- eral lea ling roles in Cf)llege ] lays. .X superior student the sclujol will miss her. Ciiimeil and the .Signi;i Delta riii siir(ii-it -. JK ' rn.-idine h;isn ' t fdtmd llii- m;m yel, but we un- derst;ind he must he l.ill. iiUelli- geiil, and Intel (.■slii ig. 1 21

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BENTON KRIBBS DEAN AIcKINNEY FRANCES MILLER Bud is one of the school ' s all- round scholars and athletes. His majors are, quote, social stud- ies, English, and Carol. Bud has played four years of foot- ball and basketball, being elected captain of both teams in his senior year. He is a member of the Varsity C, Pi Gamma Mu, Student Senate, Inter-Frater- nity Council, former president of both Alpha Phi Alpha and Phi Sigma Pi. The first of this year, having finished his college course, he became an instructor in the Rimersburg High School. This local product is noted for his versatilit} ' . Dramatics and tennis are his hobbies. He is a member of the College Players and business manager of Alpha Psi Omega; he played on the Varsity tennis team ; he was a member of the A Capella Choir. Dean is also associated with Alpha Phi Alpha, Pi Gam- ma Mu, and Phi Sigma Pi. This young man represented the stu- dent body as president of the Student Senate in his Senior year. Social studies and geog- raphy are his majors. Fran returned to Clarion cam- pus last fall after several ab- sences. She is completing her degree in the elementary field. .She is especially interested in primary-kindergarten work, in this endeavor most of her time is spent. Fran is the presi- dent of A.C.E. Jovial, good- natured, sympathetic, and al- ways smiling. Fran is a real as- set to our class. Knowledge can ' t seem to hide deep enough for her not to find it. e wish that we could have all been reared in the air of Summer- ville, it seems to have some- thing.

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CKIOX ARDELLE WHITMAN HARRY WOZNIAK FLORENCE GATHERS Toots, that all around girl, will be truly missed when she leaves her Alma Mater. Ready for anything and everything, she shines in the activities of the college. She has been vice- president of A.C.E. and secre- tary of the Lambda Chi Delta. Hockey varsity, College Players, A Capella Choir, and Geography Club, each has claimed her time. She was as active on the cam- pus as three other people, we wonder if the school room she enters will dare resist her ac- tivity. Some students have a treat cominar. Wozzy , the mighty mite of the gridiron — some very big boys were spilled by this chunky little guy. He completed his course at mid-term and set sail for the world to keep on dump- ing them. Strange indeed is the campus without his familiar laugh and ready hand. Work held no terror, and he was con- stantly engaged. (The school is considering having thirteen men and a boy to take his place). So long to ' Vozzy ' till that day when — well, you know —hello ' Flossie tirst came to Clarion in 1935, launching a course in secondary education and special- izing in mathematics and Eng- lish. Last fall she returned to C.S.T.C. for certification in the elementary field. Sports are her special hobby and she is a mem- ber of the Women ' s Athletic Association. For two years Flossie has been ping-pong champion. We all regret that Flossie has forsaken her be- loved Chevy for an Oldsmo- bile. She is a member of Sigma Delta Phi sorority.