Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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T e Ca jorsear ? Vera Duncan Swissville, Pa. Vera Vera is one of the merriest girls of our class. You can hear her laughter coming from second fioor, Dixon any hour of the day. If you don ' t believe what we are telling you just visit second floor, Dixon, and find out for yourself. The good will of the class goes with her. Olive Dwyer West Brownsville, Pa. Olive Philo. Serene and resolute and still, With a mind that follows the unll. Olive has proved herself an all-around girl and a staunch friend. She takes her work seriously and does not waste much time with frivolous things. Those who know her well, know that she will surely attain her goal. Clare Dawson Monessen, Pa. ; Curly Philo. Goodness! Hoiv the time Jiies When you ' re near her modest blue eyes, ex- claimed Lamie Ja Poe. Curly graduated from the Monessen High School and has easily proven her worth and ability during the short time she has been with us. That, however, isn ' t surprising, for that is Curly ' s way. 32

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7 ie Co ?orsea ? IvA Dixon Coal Center, Pa. ' ' Iva Philo. r (f girl w}io speaks a dozen tongues, When all is said and done, Cannot compare with her jvho can And does, keep still in one. A faithful, conscientious all-around good student and an artist of great ability. She seems to think good conduct speaks louder than words, and in consequence of this belief she goes quietly and orderly about her daily duties. She made good in the Model School, so we aren ' t worrying about her future. Ruth Duff California, Pa. Duffie Clio; Y. W. C. A.: ScriEsn Club; Junior Play; Clio Play; Treasurer of Clio, and Chor- ister. DufRe has been faithful and loyal to her Alma Mater during her four years here. She has much ability along the line of elocution and in the future we expect to hear of her as a famous American reader. Marion Dull 1 Glad, Pa. Dulle Philo. Gentle readers do not think that the nickname which this one bears is characteristic of the girl for it is certainly far from it. She is one of the handiest girls of our class with the needle. She spends all her spare moments in crocheting pieces for her Hope Chest.

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j e Ca ?crsea 7 LiDA ElCHER Mill Run, Pa. I ' es Mam Philo; Y. W. C. A.; German Club. We can easily discern when Miss Eicher walks briskly and independently into class in the morning that she is not fickle. However there is no dreariness or lanquor in her. We find in Lida a good student and a true friend, always considerate of the feeling of others, and we thoroughly appreciate her good sense in arranging her course so that she graduates with the Class of ' 17. Donald Eneix Charleroi, Pa. Don Clio; Latin Club; Clio Attorney; Junior Class Play. am not on the roll of common men. Don is another of our class that does not believe in overstudy. He loves his Alma Mater and is known there as Champion Rust Re- mover on the P. R. R. rails between Charleroi and California. Altho Don finds little time to go fishing, he generally catches a Minnie. And whene ' er you see this senior you shall know him by his talk. For slang (?) he never uses. Quick and bouncing is his walk. Bess Evans Fayette City, Pa. Bess Philo; German Club; Pan ' s Anniversary. It is almost as hard to write something about Bess as it is to write something about the person with no individuality, the trouble being Bess has so much individuality it is hard to select something. We only give you a few hints and let you make the formula. Good looks, good disposition, always talking and laughing, sometimes sensible, lots of pep, a good student, a good and popular teacher. 33