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

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' ke GHM nA Betty Mae Finerty Upon meeting Belts one would at once be taken by her neat appearance, good Iooks. and likable personality. Her home is in Sheffield and her major field has been the elemen- tary curriculum. Betty came to us after a semester at Grove Citv College, where siie was enrolled as a music .student. Her mtisical abil- ity was continued at Clarion in the Choir, Ensemble, and Trio. Her activities have been Young Women s Christian Association, Inlramiirals, Outdoor Club, Col- lege f- ' lavers. Association for Childhood Hdu ation, class secre- tary, president of Pan-Hellenic, Sec[ue] .e staff, and f eha Sigma Epsilon. When we think of Fietts in years to (oirie. we cannot help reiiirmr)ering her sweetness, her music ability, and most of all her all-round personality. Ruth Elizabeth Hamilton Neat, elite and attractive Hammie came to us after com- pleting one year at Hood College for Women. Musically inclined, she has sung in the Choir, Ensemble, and Trio, besides be- ing a talented pianist. Ruth s honors in( hide Pi Gamma Mu and Who s Who. She was vice-president ol her junior class, a member of College Players, and president and vice- president of International Rela- tions Club. In her senior year Hammie was Sec uelle Editor and Women ' s House Council representative. Her majors include social studies and English, in liic li she is certain to c- cc ' l. Hloncle Hammie is a typical college girl of which we can be |)roucl. ETTY l.OUISE Hl Betty, who comes from Brook- x ' ille, has made a hne record at Clarion, both scholastically and in her extra-curricular activities. She has been a member of the Classical. Art. and International Relations Clubs. She is also a member of the Yoinig Women s Christian Association and has participated in intramural sports. She has served actively as presi- dent of Hostess Club, treasurer of College Players, business man- ager of Seriuelle. and Editor of the Clarion Call. lietty is riuite an attrac tive girl, ery capable and industrious. She was elected to membership in r i Gamma Mu, Who ' s Who, ,ind Alpha Psi Omega, I ' ellv is always remembered lor her dramatic ability, for she has been in many plays and given varied dialogues at college narlies. f ' ciflp Sixteen

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GlaU o{ m? Nancy Margaret Corbett Nancy has been active in the Art Club for two years and in the Hostess Club For one. She has also participated in intra- mural sports for two years. She comes from Corsica, Pennsylvania, and graduated from Clarion-Limestone Consoli- dated School. Nancy majored in elementary education. Her sense of humor should help her over some of the rough spots that always come up in teaching. During the second semester of her senior year Nancy taught second grade in the Main Street School of Clarion, Pennsylvania; therefore she won t graduate in May of 1946. Nancy was also a member of the Theta Alpha Lambda Sorority. Her friendli- ness has made her dear to many of the Clarion students. Joan Eyvonne Davis Jodie ' or Jo , as Joan is popularly called at Clarion, comes from De Young. She is a student of the elementary cur- riculum and specialized in the primary grades. Because of her sociability and agreeable nature Jo has had many and varied extra class ac- tivities. She has been class secre- tary and vice-president, vice- president of Woman ' s House Council, member of Delta Sigma Epsilon, Hostess Club, Young Women s Christian Association, College Players, Outdoor Club, Assoc iation for Childhood Edu- cation, Press Club, and Sequelle Staff, fn her four years at Clarion Jodie at all times has been tact- ful and pleasing in any social gathering. Jean Foster Donaldson Scotty is a Pittsburgh girl who is a graduate of West View High School. She will always be a great part of all our memories of Clarion State Teach- ers College. Secondary education with the fields of Library Science, Social Studies, and English were her specialties at Clarion. Because of her frankness, sin- cerity, and fairness in all things she became Freshman, Sopho- more, and Junior class president: student senate member; president, vice-president, and treasurer of Women ' s House Council; Young Women s Christian Association member; vice-president of Choir; president and vice-president of College Players; an able memljer of the Sequelle Staff and a mem- ber of Delta Sigma Epsilon. Her friendliness and sense of humor have made her near and dear to all those who knew her at Page Fifle

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GlaU o{ 1946 Eliza Kemp Eliza is one of those pleasant persons whom you are always glaa to see on campu s at any time. She comes from DuBois, Pennsylvania. She completed her first two years in summer sessions and one winter and her third year in night school. Eliza served for twenty-six months in the WAVES, doing technical work in a Naval Reserve Laboratory. Her duties involved flying; there- fore she had permanent flight orders. Eliza is majoring in elementary education. She has been an ac- tive member of the Geography and International Relations Clubs. Eliza seems to possess the ability to think straight, and consequently there are no doubts as to her success. Marjorie Jane Kennedy Peppy Marge is a Punxsy gal . Being a conscientious worKer, she has completed her curriculum in a three-year ac- celerated course. Marge has been a member of the Hostess Club for two years and has participated in intra- mural sports during her freshman and junior years, which is evi- dence that she believes in mixing a little fun with studies. And, above all. Marge is the girl who can do it. Our Punxsy gal ' has also been active in the Young Women s Christian Association and Sigma Sigma Sigma, na- tional educational sorority. Marge s majors are in social studies, English, and biological science, in which fields we are proud to say she will be a suc- cess. With her generosity and lively conversational talent, we don ' t have to worry about Marge and her success. Geraldine Mae Ledebur This petite, attractive, intelli- gent, blond who hails from Sheffield is our Gerrie . W e all know her for her many out- standing offices. For instance, she was the president of Pan- Hellenic Council, president of Woman s House Council, treas- urer of College Players, and sec- retary of the senior class. Her cooperative spirit is shown by her active participation in the Young Women s Christian Asso- ciation, Press Club, College Play- ers, Intramurals, Outdoor Club, Woman s Athletic Council and Sequelle Staff. During her four years here she has acquired a major in Library Science, Social Studies, and English. Our good wishes for the future go with Gerrie wherever she may be; but she hardly needs any good wishes, for we know she II do a fine job of anything she tries. Page Seventeen