Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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T e Co ?orsee r; Nelle Addleman Clarksville, Pa. Nelle Clio; Vice President of Clio; Business Staff; Y. W. C. A. Nelle is one of the brown eyed beauties of our class. It is needless to say that a vast substantial smile always lights up her features, especially when she hears someone playing or singing, O Joe with Your Fiddle and Your Bow. It is strange that such a song could arouse her sentiments; but it is really true. Charlene Ames Bentleyville, Pa. Deep brown eyes running over with glee, Bonnie brown eyes, are the eyes for me. Clio; Y. W. C. A.; Tennis Association; Ger- man Club. This brown eyed maiden arrived at C. N. S., in the springtime of 1915, having finished her High School course at Bentleyville. So far as we know good marks never fail to come her way and that a bright and happy future will also be her lot is the wish of the Class of 1917. Floribel Arensburg East Millsboro, Pa. Flos Cho; Y. W. C. A.; French Club; H. P. Sorority; Secretary of Freshman Class. This is a cold, cold world especially when one of the maids has the same name and Flos gets blamed for her doings. When sympathy and advice are needed she is right there with a cheery smile, and a big full heart. Music has charmed her to such an extent that every week end, we find her going home to take private lessons on the violin, as she expects to continue this work at W. Va. University next year. We wish her joy and happiness. 20

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7 fe Co f crsea p Ellis S. Werner, Berlin, Somerset Co., Pa. Alias Dad Philo: President, Attorney, and Critic. Pinafore, One of the Eight, When the Fates Decree, Brass Barid, Student Board, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Junior Class Treasurer, President of German Club, M. K. S. That this Somerset youth became the president of our class surprised no one but himself. Already a man of marked ability and a zealous worker for the class, he bids fair to become a man of affairs wherever he goes. His school life has endeared him to his many friends and he has won the highest esteem of all the faculty. His time has been fully occupied — singmg in the Vesper Choir — working in the Model School and keeping the smile on the face of a certain dark eyed girl. Success to Dad. 19

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7?ie Co ffcrsea ? Helen Arter California, Pa. Helen Philo. She ' s a winsome wee thing, She ' s a handsome wee thing, She ' s a bonny wee thing. This sweet wee Helen o ' Oiir ' s. Helen is one of the quite girls of our class, but this does not make her less lovable. Her winsome smile, and her soft brown eyes, win friends for her wherever she goes. She is one of the girls who never say Die. This alone is enough to insure her success. Bessie C. Askins Roscoe, Pa. German Club; Philo Society; Latin Club. ' Silence is golden says Bess, Tis folly to be wise. So she seldom talks, — she studies less, But the teachers think she tries. Clio. Arminta Banks Washington, Pa. Banks Arminta ' s home is in Washington, from which place she came in the fall of 1916. She was one of our Junior Astronomy sharks, perhaps, because she was so fond of star gazing. We notice Miss Banks makes frequent trips back and forth to Washington, but always returns to join The Finest of the Wheat the Class of ' 17. 21