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

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Mr. Tippln told antocdotes — Miss Sanford delighted in giving Monday morning tests — Mr. Kuhner insisted that we make maps and graphs according to scale- Miss Carlson reminded us — Shhh — Too much visiting in the library. Mrs. Potter enjoyed taking us on Library Science trips — Miss Wingard helped straighten out irregular schedules — Mr. Becker forgot to come to class — Mr. Campbell insisted on going one better — Miss Boyd had a smile for you and me —

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Clarion — being small — gives its students the advantage ot coming to know faculty members as individuals like ourselves, not just symbols. As individuals we shall best remember them — but — will we ever forget how — Dr. Cordier piled references on our burdened shoulders — then asked so gently Is that too much? — Mr. Manson journeyed with us through the snow to feed the squirrels — Miss Marwick recited ' A Dillar-a-Dollar to late comers in Kid Lit class — Miss Nair pleaded for Press Club reporters to get assignments in on time — Dr. Peirce told jokes so soberly — Mr. Carey explained simple addition in terms of algebraic equations —

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Helen M. Barton Charles F. Becker Margaret A. Boyd Frank Campbell ClaJr E. Carey Rena M. Carlson t ildred Gamble Anna B. Gratiam Anna A. Greenawalt Walter L. Hart Effie B. Helper Gilbert A. Hoyt Bertha Le;teste Harry S. Manson Marie E. Marwick Helen F. Mohney Bertha V. Nair Fannie C. Owens Ellen I. Peterson Hazel Sandford Waldo S. Tippin Helen Walters Lottie Winqard Ralph W. Cordier Clarence A. Kuhner Donald D. Peirce OUR FRIENDS THE FACULTY