Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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7 e Ca crsea ; Joseph W. Morton Millsboro, Pa. Jof Clio, President; German Club; Shakespae- riean Play. In all thy humours, whether grave or melloiv, Thou art such a touchy, testy, pleasant fellow. .Joe first made his appearance at the Normal in the fall of 1914 and he has been very much attached to the place ever since. He has developed the rarest of gifts, the art of making friends. All who know him enjoy his cheery nature; and his friendship goes far beneath the surface. In his Junior year he fell victim to a little blue eyed maiden and ever since has been willingly tied. If you chance to see him with a bunch of fellows you will know him by hearing him say, Gol durn it boys. Perle Zelma Meyers Rockwood, Pa. Peep Philo; Rockwood High School; Y. W. C. A.; German Club. Motto: You are as welcome as the Flowers in May. During the summer months Perle may be seen on her father ' s farm attired in the costume of the famed Maude Muller, raking the sweet scented hay. Peep upon being approached upon the subject of springtime and flowers, said, The ' Flowers ' have bloomed for me all the year. She has been very success- ful as a teacher in the Training School and especially in the Kindergarten and we predict a great future for her if the arrows of Dan Cupid can be broken in time. Rebecca Mountser Gibsonton, Pa. Becky Philo; German Club; Latin Club. Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. She possesses a merry heart whose resiliency can withstand even the heavy weight of Senior dignity. Becky is a favorite with all who know her. She represents scholarship of the highest type and particularly rejoices over Latin. An unassuming maiden she is, genuine, sincere, and, were it not trite, we would say, pure gold thru and thru. .-

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fye Ca ?crsecr 7 Charles W. Moore Smoke Run, Pa. Bohhy Philo, President; Bress Band: Y. M. C. A. Basketball; Junior Class Play; German Club. Some of us are inclined to think Bobby slow. However most of do not. Bobby should be a magician. He made a presto changed. Where one day in a corner he had Edith the next he had Virginia and most of us did not see thru. Well since Bobby thinks so much of him- self so do we. He stands pre-eminent in our memory as one of the constant casers. Of course he is a bit timid when one of the teachers come around but then who isn ' t? Bobby is chic. He plays the bass to a finish. Indeed we often wonder the poor bass wasn ' t finished long ago. Bobby has taken part in most of our athletics and summing it up all together we can do it in five words: We are proud of him. Elizabeth Morgan Belle Vernon, Pa. BeWy Clio Society; Play, Two Little Rebels. Ever since Betty opened her eyes on this world of sin and sorrow some one has smiled and she began to laugh. Her smiling countenance and cheerful dis- position fit her admirably for her chosen field of work. We wish her happiness and success. Eva Morris Belle Vernon, Pa. Em Philo. Eva is a little lovable blonde more suitable to be Tom Thumb ' s companion than a school marm. She could teach kindergarten but she never would be able to see over a high school teacher ' s desk. She is very fond of Chemistry and excels in analyzing face powders for their various properties and applications. 52

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T e Co orsea ? Olive McGill West Alexander, Pa. Miggle Clio, Secretary; Y. W. C. A.; Tennis Asso- ciation; German Club. A face ivUh gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human khidness bred! Her name is familiar to most of us by having seen it so often on the Honor Roll. Olive ' s eyes and dimples are the envy of all of the other girls. She is interested in telephones. Why, when one even mentions the Booth her face glows with pleasure and her dimples deepen. She keeps a large picture of a Booth on her mantle. Her home is in West Alexander. She comes from a family of famous teachers, so we are sure of her success. WiLBER Nelson Monongahela, Pa. Venus Philo; Y. M. C. A. Basketball Team. Venus has many of the virtues monopo- lized, in spite of which, he holds a permanent friendship with all. He is just about so old now and doesn ' t believe in casing without a girl. It has been rumored that he has been on the honor roll, butjwe can ' t say for sure. Venus has been a credit to the class and we know he will continue to be so. Ida Ober Stahlstown, Pa. Ida Philo; French Club; Y. W. C. A. Ida is one of our very industrious girls very ciuiet and shy, yet she possesses qualities which insure her success. She is rather hard to become acquainted with but after making the first advance, she will receive you as a friend, and then you will be glad of the break you made. Silver and gold are not the only coin. Virtue, too, passes current all over the world. 54