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

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1 i« d ' THE DELIA FILLMAN Mrs. Delia Fillman hails from St. Petersburg. Everyone on our campus knows and will remem- ber her for her pleasing and cooperative attitude toward both students and teachers. She is a graduate in the ele- mentary field and has finished her work in the secondary field with her major in English. She is a straight A student. She likes teaching and claims it ranks first on her list of prefer- erences. Her hobby is reading. Delia is a very active member of the Geography Club, and of the Sequelle Staff. GRACE GILES If she ' s the center of a laugh- ing group, if she ' s the willing chaser for your library book, if she ' s a tactful student coun- cil member reminding you to be quiet, or if she ' s counting her A ' s by the dozens, — she ' s Gracie. Making Perry good use of her time, she has been secretary and treasurer of the Delta Sig- ma Epsilon sorority, dormitory and council presidents, and leader in Press Club. Having unusual dramatic ability, she belongs t o Alpha Psi Omega and has played leading roles in The Show Off and Seven Sisters. Her success in the field of mathematics and English can be taken for granted, for she has a wealth of qualities mak- ing for success. HOMER HORNER Homer is a resident of Clarion and a graduate of Clarion High School. His majors are social studies and English, his main interest is politics, along with music and Ann Sheridan. He is a member of International Rela- tions Club, the Swing Trio, and a charter member of Zeta Eta Phi fraternity. Homer participat- ed in basketball and intramural sports. The football fans were ably entertained by his rapid- fire announcing at the games last year.

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HELEN DEILY MARGARET DONAHUE HOWARD DUNKLE Editor of the 1940 SEQUELLE. Helen certainly has made good use of her time spent at college. She has belonged to the Press Club, Hostess Club, Y. W. C. A., A Capella Choir, W. A. C, and Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority. Her majors are Latin and Eng- lish. Because of her outstanding acting ability, she has had three major roles in Seven Sisters, The Night of January Six- teenth and Stage Door, and has been awarded membership in the national honorary frater- nity. Alpha Psi Omega. Her smile and her personality will take her far. Peggy is a resident of Franklin, Pennsylvania. Besides her interest in co-education and a young man named Paul, she likes sports of all kinds, music, hiking, and elementary work. Peggy doesn ' t belong to all the college organizations, but she has been a member of Women ' s Athletic Council for three years, president of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority, member of the Women ' s Student Coun- cil, Outdoor Club, College Or- chestra, Association for Child- hood Education, Hostess Club, and Panhellenic Council. She has been our time-keeper for the N. Y. A. work and has been faithful in the performance of her duties. Howard, better known as Dunkle , has been attracted to Clarion by the various activities which are offered in physical education. Many memories will be left to the day students by Dunkle this year, of which the most important are his speeches given in the day student ' s room and the fine fight he has put up in his student teaching. Dunkle hails from Tylersburg, Pennsylvania, a graduate from Farmington High school. Among his best interests are sports, especially boxing. He has been a member of the Geo- graphy Club, Zeta Eta Phi fra- ternity, Theta Nu Epsilon, and has participated in intramurals. He does not worry about get- ting a job teaching school. The secret? Dunkle is going to marry a superintendent ' s daughter. An idea, fellows! 194C SENIORS

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CHARLES KROH PAUL LEHMAN PERRY LEWIS Charlie came to C.S.T.C. after two years at Grove City Col- lege. He wasted no time in mak- ing good here, for his ability soon gained him membership in Alpha Psi Omega and Pi Gamma Mu. His academic in- terests are social studies, sci- ence, and English, plus mem- bership in College Players and the International Relations Club. He has done a commend- able job as business manager of this Sequelle, and has distin- guished himself by his use of concise, well-turned phrases in practice teaching. Paul is always seen with his inseparable s i d e - k i c k , Bob Shriver. Born in Clarion, he re- ceived his high school educa- tion here. He is a man of var- ied interests who has earned enough money at service sta- tion work and bottle packing to educate himself and support Mrs. Lehman and daughter. Yet he has time to hunt, ski, hike, swim, and to do lathe work in his cellar. He is active in intramurals, ge ography, and industrial clubs, Y. M. C. A., and is now president of Alpha Phi Alpha and treasurer of Phi Sigma Pi fraternities. Perry, a Clarion lad, is a graduate of Clarion High School. Perry spent one year at Indiana, then transferred to Clarion State Teachers College. His majors are English, social studies, and music. He is a member of College Players, the Swing Trio, International Rela- tions Club, and Zeta Eta Phi fra- ternity. Besides Gracie Giles, Perrys main interests are ping- pong and the Treymore Club Orchestra. Perry likes music and is probably the most ver- satile musician on the campus. 1 94C SENICCS