Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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Calendar SEPTEMBER 11 — School opens. l Iany new faces appear on the scene. 12 — New football coach arrives. 13— First football practice. 14 — Political argument in South Hall. 15 — Societies meet. Good programs ren- dered. 16 -Y. M. and Y. W. entertain. 17 — Principal lectures on Getting an Inspiration, — on the Campus. 18 — South Hall boys hold reception for new students. 22— Joint meeting of Angel Row and Paradise Alley. 23 - Miss Pollack leaves C. N. S., social in the Gym. 24— David and his sheep stroll. Chaps, Freddie, and Glover. 25— Old Folk at Home. 26 — Friendly chat between Miss Shutterly and Mr. Petrie, — in the Library. 27 — Night watchman initiated. He receives a shower. 28 — Boys attend Boat Show. 2!) — South Hall celebrates. Many original poems given. Those under 1 6 ad- mitted. 30--Football gam.e with German Township canceled. Ifl — Business manager elected. 20 — Dad Werner elected class president. 21 — Tenor singing in Chapel. OCTOBER 1 — Bobbie skips solid. 3 — First music in Chapel. 4 — C. N. S. wins first football game. 5 — Chapel seats assigned. 152 2 -Seniors start teaching. Temptations to chasitse.

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T e Ca 7orsea ? Name Nickname Age Hobby Philips, T. Ted 164 Pleasing Rankin, G. Grace 15 Cramming Reynolds. F. France Sweet ? Advising Rhoades, E. Essie We wander Social Richards, M. Box 27 Entertaining Richardson, E. Kirk A minor Making A. RivA, A. Riva 29 Moving pictures Robinson, N. Nell .S5 Joking RODGERS, J. Joe Voting age Gaining ground RODGERS, E. Betty Sv eet 34 Canning Russell, M. Rus 4.S Amusing RUTMAN, M. Maria 22 Making eyes Sacco, E. Em 25 Curiosity Saylor, B. Betty ?-4-? Teaching Schwartz, E. Hetty 9-12.5 Scolding Schwartz, L. Bean -(?) Motoring Scott, M. Martha 29 A. D. Crocheting Scott, V. Scotty 5 Chewing gum Shaulis, B. Bessie 27 Reciting Shaw, G. Bricky S Dreaming of state Shirk, L. Loll 30 Drawing Smith, B. Red 12 Smoking Smith, Z. Zaner 77 Flirting Snowden, G. Snowden 12 Eating Sparks, H. Pin 59 B. C. Playing set back Springer, F. Jack 16 — Hist, of Ed. Steinbarger, a. Ann 34 Going to office Stewart, M. Marg 50 Laughing Strain, G. Gladys 28 Tennis Tanzi, M. Tanzi 12 Farming Thompson, E. Vera 49 Making eyes Trunick, E. Ester Ancient Casino; Van Bremen, W. Van Sweet 34 Lottery Wakefield, E. Et 53H Railroads Ward, L. Yetic 106 Contempling Wat.son, M. Peg 6 Boat riding Weaver, M. Peg 344 Playing hearts Webster, F. Ducky 200 Physical training Wells, A. Ada 52 Making a train Wells, J. Sis 39 Playing Pears Welsh, T. Betty Sweet 2 Study Werner, E. Dad 3-6 Admiring brown eyea Wherry, H. Haz 4 Scheming White, E. Tin 49- Gossiping WiLKINS, H. Hen 234 Raving Willey, W. Will 31 Sighing Wilson. G. Queen 53 Casing Winning, N. Nell Medieval Sewing Wolfe, M. Mad Colonial Classes Wright, M. Maud Sweet 3 Acting 151

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? Co ?crsea 7 () — Miss Buckbee and Mrs. Richardson entertain in North. 7 — C. N. S. loses to Duquesne. 14-0. Faculty reception to new students. 8 — Fruit salard for tea. 9 — Meeting of South Hall hunr-h in Room C. 10 — Mabe caught in Edes ' room. 11 —Reynolds sews in class. 12 — Tennis players out as usual. 13 — Heavens of South Hall shower Prof. Glover. 14 — Everything quiet. 15 — More quiet. 16--First lecture ol ihe season. 17 — Mary ' s diary returns. 18 — Cases numerous. 19 — First grades given. 20 — Society as usual. 21 — Washington High football. Neither side scores. 22 — Everyone ? goes to church. 2.3 — Not much stirring. 24 — David and his friends take another walk. 2.5 — First rehearsal for Hallow Eve Enter- tainment. 26 — More disturbances in South Hall. 27 — Both societies have good programs. 28 — We beat Uniontown High by a score of 7-0. 29 — Quiet reigns supreme. 30 -Faculty considers dividing the Hood- lums between Misses Buckbee and Mcintosh. 31 — The ghosts from North and Dixon Halls hold their first meeting on the Campus. Hours. 9:30 to 10-30 P. M. NOVEMBER 1 — First teaching grades are received. 2 — Ede and Hack are away. 3 — Third floor Dixon bunch found out. 4 — Very quiet. 5 — Usual Sunday routine. 6 — Editorial Board meets. Procrastina- tion begins. 7 — Sewing Circle meets in North. 8 — Prof. Wentzel ' s picture received by one of faculty. 9 — Fitzgerald leaves. 10 -Feed at Mrs. Hicks ' . 11 — Mense goes out among ' em. 12 — Quiet hour observed. 13 — Blue Monday. 14 — Every one down hearted. 15 — Mary ' s dairy again disappears. 16 — Busy copying Physics notes. 17— Quiet. 18 — Minn celebrates by wearing Herring- ton ' s hat. 19 — Two students go to church. 20— Cool day. 21— Buster Brown collars make their appearance. 22 — Sophomore play given in Chapel. 23 — Grades received. 24 — Clio play, Puritan in Line given. 25 — Alumni game. We win. 26 — Church and Vespers. 27 — New teaching gi ' oup starts. 28 — Raining. 29 — Leave for Thanksgiving vacation. 153