Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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T e Co ?crsea Frances Irwin California, Pa. France Master of all trades and jack of none. We had to turn that about a bit to suit France for can she not play, sing, dance, study, and a number of other things with equal ability? France has been faithful to our class for four long years and each one of these has found her interested in the welfare of the school, helpful in every way. Minnie Jarvis Elizabeth, Pa. Clio; Y. W. C. A. For four long years Minn has toiled faith- fully here. When asked about her work she invariably answers in the participial form of the verb be Don. With her pleasing person- ality and tact she will surely be a success in the school room. Evelyn Keller California, Pa. Teddy Philo. Smile, let the other people froivn, ' Taint your Biz. to make a fuss, You can clear away the muss With a smile. Evelyn is a typical school girl — her intellect- ual attainments being well balanced with her social graces. However, There ' s a little bit of bad in every good little girl, and Evelyn too, has her failings, one of which is, a fondness for keeping late hours. 44

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7 e Co ?crsee7 7 Anna Hess Scenery Hill, Pa. Philo; Y. W. C. A. This blue eyed damsel from Scenery Hill has won her way into the hearts of all. Her success in the Model School indicates that she has not made a mistake in choosing the teach- ing profession. We wish her success. Freda Hill Monongahela, Pa. Topsy Philo; Latin Club. Jolly, and phntip. (uid gay, is she Happy the linhnnj iUnj, you see No more sighimj, ijirc ».s a song, Are the words when Freda ' s along. Freda is a oily, fun-loving girl, fond of small children and animals. She is an interested worker in the Sunday School, Epworth League, and, in fact, everything connected with the Church. Her hobbies are cooking and pets of all kinds, human and otherwise. Her by- word is Great Scotts. W. W. Horner East Millboro, Pa. Jack- ' Clio, President; German Club; Clio Plays; Y. M. C. A.; Mule Kick Fraternity (M. K. F.). Love me and the world is mine. There ' s nothing half so siveet in life, love ' s yowng dream. Horner came here he says, to seek knowledge; he seems to search most zealously along Main Street or thru our corridors. Classes may come and classes may go, but he chats on for- ever! As several girls have already had their turn, it is unwise to mention names. 43

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te Co ?orsea 7 Pauline Kepple Belle Verenon, Pa. Philo. She has two eyes so soft and brown — take care. She gives a side glance and looks down — beware. We think Babe should give up the idea of being a school marm and go upon the stage, for at tripping the light fantastic she is surely a success. Marguerite Kinder Beallsville, Pa. Peg Philo; Deutscher Verein; Editorial Board; Society Play. Grace was in her steps, heaven in her eyes, In every gesture dignity and love. But if virtue feeble were. Heaven itself would stoop to her. Peg, who acquired the honor of being a lone- High School graduate is one of the stars of our Senior Class. She is physically, mentally, and morally equipped but is quite modest concerning her accomplishments but Actions speak louder than words so why need she speak of her achievements. Her dreamy eyes and curly brown hair make her face appear as fresh as a rose. No wonder she is admired by all. Peg has also distinguished herself as a reader. She has great oratorical ability and her success in the future in any line is assured. Gladys Kistler Coal Center, Pa. Glad Philo. Silence often of pure innocence, Persuades, when speaking fails. Gladys has been so quiet and unobtrusive during her California Normal career that we hardly know her. She has never been known to get excited or angry. She does not sacrifice her lessons for school activities but works early and late. The good will of the class goes with her. 45