Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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7 ie Ca ?crsea 7 Florence Elaine Parkins Roscoe, Pa. Park Philo; German Club; Student Board; Pan ' s Anniversary. This fair maid ' s motto is, Eat, drink and be merry, and care rests lightly on her serene brow. Recently we have had grave fears that Park has fallen victim to a strange spring malady from which we thought her immune; but yes — ssh! Park has a case! LuELLA Patterson Elizabeth, Pa., R. D. No. 2 ' Panij Clio; Y. W. C. A. Silence, silence, always silence. You may see her daily wending her way to classes and over the campus in the same unobtrusive, gentle manner. She came to us from McKeesport High School and her diligence shows itself in every department of her work. As a student, she is earnest and untiring. Her seriousness of purpose and her conscientious adherence to the right have won her many close friends. Philip Petrie McKees Rocks, Pa Pete Clio; Treasurer of Tennis Association; Deutscher Verein; Class Honor; Y. M. C. A. Basketball Team; M. K. F.; Keep Mum Society; Clio Attorney. Take a good look at Pete and you will always know him by his broad smile. He is one of the jolliest boys of the class, making fun for everyone and still not realizing his ability to do so. May be someone could tell us why he spends so much time watching the Post Office. He must have urgent business at the County Seat — judging by his frequent trips to that place. 55

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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

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j e Co ?crjea ; Eleanor M. Philips Finleyville, Pa. Reddy Philo Society; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; German Club. Reddy for some reason does not have much to say. When it comes to German she shines, but that is not the only time. She is one of our best students and we certainly feel proud to have her a member of the Class of 1917. Sarah H. Philips Library, Pa. Pose Blue eyes so brightly dancing She ' s a maid that ' s most entrancing. This little lady is best known to C.N.S. as Posy. She has been with us for two years and not only will the seniors hate to part with her but the under classmen too will miss her help and advice. Pose makes many little week-end trips home, but then who wouldn ' t want to see Papa and Mamma? But does that explain her diamond lavalliere or does that tell why she studies W. J. catalogs so industri- ously? Theodore Phillips California, Pa. Tedo Philo. Tedo came to us after graduating from California High School, altho his earlier educa- tion was received in our training department. The most striking feature about Tedo is his eyes. Frequently you hear a pretty Miss in the hall say, My, I think Tedo has wonderful eyes. He is one of our very best students, always on time, and always prepared. We have never seen him case in the halls, but we have often wondered who might be fortunate enough to own the pretty little ring he wears on his little finger. 56