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

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facing of stern responsibility ... a task ... as teachers . . . torch- bsarers of the human race. Every student . . . will cherish . . . these memories of Clarion . . . with truant fancy . . . through the years to come. This book . . . these pages . . . will serve ... to recall . . . faces . . . friendships . . . achieve- ments ... to be a fitting seguel ... to a memorable college year. | i 5 ' fe | y vV

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IN THE rALL WE CCME T€ CCELEGE . . with new enthusiasm . . . eager to renew . . . old acquaintances . . . to add new ones. Then we pass through . . . the exacting routine of classes . . . studies . . . tests. Each day . . . we sense . . . the demands of human contacts . . . the crucial tests of character . . . the accumula- tion of knowledge . . . until all too soon . . . comes the end of the year. Each year ' s end brings . . . the termination of pleasant acquaint- ances ... a host of fond memories. For the seniors comes . . . the

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THE CHARLES BESKID From Port Vue to Clarion State Teachers College came Charlie. Throughout his four years schooling, he has earned four letters in football. He was only one hundred and fifty-five pounds in weight; but he had the sticking quality and fight that was necessary. Charlie also featured in intramurals, participating in most of the ac- tivities. In his four years, Shorty has been vice-president of Inter- national Relations Club, a member of Pi Gamma Mu, sec- retary of the Zeta Eta Phi fra- ternity, and a member of Varsity C Club. He also holds the position as day watchman of the campus. Between four and five o ' clock of every day you can see him making his final rounds. CHESTER BYERLY The gen ial president of our Class of 1940 is an outstanding personality on the campus with a keen sense of humor, genuine friendliness, and an enviable scholastic record. Chet came to Clarion after one year at Allegheny College. Here he has served as editor of the CALL, member of the Stu- dent Senate, Inter-fraternity Council, Press and International Relations Clubs. Chester ' s Greek background was obtain- ed through membership in Alpha Phi Alpha, Pi Gamma Mu, and Phi Sigma Pi. He will enter the teaching profession with majors in the social studies and English. The nature of the discussion in which he frequently finds himself is evidence of his inter- est in politics. Our best wishes to you, Chester, for success in everything you undertake. LEROY CARLSON Swede hails from Oil City, Pennsylvania. At one time or another the College Players, A Capella Choir, International Re- lations Club, Press Club, Y. M. C. A. and the Varsity C have called him their own. He is a charter member and officer of the Zeta Eta Phi social fratern- ity. This industrious and fun-lov- ing fellow has made many friends through his ever-ready helping hand. His major studies have been English and mathe- matics. He is going out to be come the World ' s Best school teacher.