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

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PCST-eCADL lTCS ANNA MARY FOX Anna Mary Fox, one of Clar- ion ' s songsters, was graduated from Rimersburg High School in 1935. Anna Mary is a post grad- uate student, now doing work in the elementary and library science fields, which she will complete during the summer session. Anna Mary received her Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education in sci- ence, history, and English in 1939. She is extremely interest- ed in music and is a member of the Girls ' Chorus and the Sextette. MORGAN JONES Morgan returned as a post- graduate and set the students to cheering and laughing as they haven ' t done in years. Some of his antics as cheer leader at football games will be long remembered. After grad- uating from C. S. T. C. in 1938 he went to the University of Ne- braska and worked toward his master ' s degree in geography and administration. He is now taking elementary education and is active in music, dra- ma tics. Alpha Phi Alpha, and Phi Sigma Pi. MAE STEWART Mae Stewart, a graduate of Rimersburg High school, came back to Clarion this year after a year of substituting in Porter Township Consolidated School. Mae is noted for her industri- ousness and dependability. She should be a successful teacher through her thorough mastery of subject matter and business- like way in which she demon- strates her knowledge and prac- tice of educational methods. Her ertra-curricular activities included secretaryship of Pi Gamma Mu and membership in International Relations Club and Association of Childhood Education.

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LUCILLE SEIGWORTH Lucille is the girl with the friendly smile. She has spent four years as the Call typist, not to mention her fine work for the Sequelle. Lu- cille is a social studies and English major with French as her minor academic interest. She is a member of the Press Club, Internation- al Relations Club, and holds offices in the Pan- Hellenic Council and in the Sigma Sigma Sig- ma Sorority. Her con- scientious attitude and efficiency as a teacher are bound to bring her recognition. ROBERT SHRIVER Bob, whose insep- arable pal is Paul Lehman, is a product of Washington, and has a scholastic record that should make his home town proud of him. He has been active in fra- ternities, being presi- dent of the Phi Sigma Pi and treasurer of the Alpha Phi Alpha; has been a member of the industries and geogra- phy clubs, a cabinet member of the Y. M. C. A. and secretary-treas- urer of our senior class. His interests are varied, ranging from the stock market to a young lady named Mary. Bob ' s majors are science and mathematics. We are sure he will go far in educational work. MARSHALL TEETS Marshall is a well- known figure on the Clarion campus. This tall, good-natured lad is a graduate of Turtle Creek High School. During his attendance at Clarion, he has been active in athletics, being a letter man in both football and bas- ketball. He is a mem- ber of the A Capella Choir, the Outdoor Club, and Alpha Phi Alpha social fraternity. Marshall would like to coach athletics when he graduates from Clarion. CLARE YOTTER Although Clare just came last year, she has proved to be a neces- sary part of our Senior Class. She first became a figure in Clarion ' s lime-light after her me- morable lead as Karen Andre in The Night of January 16th. She is a member of College Players, Ae- sociation for Childhood Education, International Relations Club and Women ' s Student Council. Her outstand- ing achievements in- clude being President of Delta Sigma Epsilon and business manager of Alpha Psi Omega. Clare likes library science, dramatics, long hikes, sorority initiations, and red cur- tains. Her pet aversions are getting up first in the morning, fire drills, and house meetings. 94C SENICCS

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The educated man is a man with certain subtle spiritual qualities which make him calm in adversity, happy when alone, just in his dealings, ra- tional and sane in all the affairs of life. Ramsey MacDonald