Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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7 fe Co ?crsea ? H. A. Menser Somerset, Pa. Business Manager 1917 Calnorsean; Philo President; Third Year Class Play; Y. M. C. A. Treasurer. What Harry can ' t accomplish, another may well leave untried. As the financial manager of the Calnorsean, his ability has contributed much to the success of this book. Wherever you find Mense it is safe to bet no one is bored for his fund of humor and good judgment have made him a favorite with all. It wouldn ' t be too much to predict that Harry will be a principal before some of us have even received an answer to our applica- tions. — Lebe wohl, Heinrich! Anna P. Miller Uniontown, Pa. Ann Clio Society; Tennis Association; Athletic Association; German Club; Eight Weeks ' Club. Blest with temper, whose unclouded day can make tomorrow cheerful as today. Ann is one of our most happy and cheerful girls, with a smile for every one who passes her by. She is always wide awake to the opportunities of Norma l life and at the same time thoroughly conscientious in her work. Her unselfish, thoughtfulness of others, with her generosity, endears her to her countless friends. We wish her the best of success. Jenny Lind Miller Stoyestown, Pa. Somerset Township High School; Philo Secretary; German Club; Y. W. C. A.; Execu- tive Committee; Girls ' Glee Club. Jenny, an exceptionally bright and studious young lady, from good old Somerset County, came to us in the spring of 1916. During her short stay she has made many friends and her popularity extends far and wide thruout the school. Domestic Science, Agriculture, and Casing are three points of excellence on her program. 50

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je Ca ?orsec7 ; Grace Magee South Brownsville, Pa. Grace Clio; Third Year Play; French Club; Class Historian. Dainty, pretty, kind and sweet Such a dancer can ' t be beat. Grace is a charming young maiden, tall, slender and graceful as a young willow. Her sweet ways, her sunny disposition, her helpful attitude toward her classmates and her love for fun and jollity have won for her a host of friends and admirers. We all hope that what- ever path in life Grace chooses will be strewn with success. Imogene Maloney Elizabeth, Pa. Clio; Editorial Board. Here is a rare type of girl. She is a genius in her studies and excels in Oratory. She is one of those pleasing people always in for a good time but never lets fun and amusement get ahead of her work. She is very fond of teasing some one but never makes herself conspicious in the hall. Imogene we wish you a great success in life. Edith H. Marki.e Lincoln Place, Pa. Ede Clio, Vice President and Secretary; Captain of Girls ' Basketball Team; Secretary of Tennis Association; Athletic Association; H. P. Sorority. Edie is a Skeeter, And some say skeeter s sting, But don ' t judge till you meet her. For folks say anything. Ede came to us from Homestead High School. She does not think that life should be taken too seriously, and may be seen strolling down the street with Hack usually flirting with some specimen of the opposite sex. Her hobby is Athletics in which she has won an admirable record. We could say other things of her, but we refrain for friendship sake. 49

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fye Ca ?crsecr ? i G. W. Kepler Mills California, Pa. Son Philo; Tennis Team; Football, ' 14- ' 15- ' 16; Basketball, ' 14- ' 15- ' 16; Basketball Captain, ' 15- ' 16- ' 17; Baseball, ' 15- ' 16- ' 17; Vice Presi- dent Athletic Association; Cripple Club. A wad some power the giftie gie us, To see oursels as others see us! It wad frae monie a blunder free xs, And foolish notion. Son is interested chiefly in various forms of Athletics. His specialty is cutting classes and study-hall or getting out of Literary Society obligations. His favorite song is You May Hold a Million Girlies in Your Arms. Nelle Moats Smithfield, Pa. Nelle Philo, Vice President; Y. W. C. A. She ' s doomed to be a little frail, A tiny house to keep. And then she will to heart ' s desire. Cook, mend and dust and. sweep. Besides being studious Nelle during her two years in C. N. S. has found time to sew, crochet, and much time for writing and reading letters. Nelle has won many friends while with us, but we all are afraid her career as a teacher will be very short. She has our best wishes in whatever course she pursues. Lottie Montgomery Fayette City, Pa. Lottie Philo. Lottie seems quite interested in a Van, however this Van seems capable of moving only her. She is a great traveler, coming all the way from Fayette City in the morning and returning in the evening. Lottie is a quiet, unobstrusive little girl, which characteristics have won for her endless friendship thruout the student body. 51