Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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ie Co ?orsea 7 Martha Jane Scott Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Marty Hen i ' x a f irl who is cheerful and kind, Thr f 1 1)1 ' tliot is always so hard to find. r :t ' iil, hi ' ipjul, good and true. With rirtios many and faidts but few. Martha absorbed all the knowledge she could get in Mount Pleasant, and appeared soon thereafter at California Normal. The high character of her work proves her earnest- ness and sincerity of purpose, while her interest in Normal affairs bespeaks her loyalty. Her sweet and womanly ways win for her friends who appreciate her true worth. V. F. Scott Bruceton Mills, W. Va. Scotty Philo Society; German Club; Y. M. C. A.; Business Staff. Seek not to direct him for he will choose his ways. Scotty is a uniformly good humored young man with a small body and big heart. He always seems to have so much business on his mind that he can ' t stop long. For that reason, he has been chosen Advertising Manager for the Calnorsean. He has been a faithful worker for both school and class. Married life and school make a difficult combination, but Scotty seems fully capable of untangling its difficulties. Bess Shaulis Friedens, Pa. Bess With a smile on her lips and a tear in her voice. German Club; Y. W. C. A.; Philo; David Copperfield. Bess is a Somerset County product, — one who has an extreme fondness for talking. When we hear her call, Say kids, we know that she has something exciting to tell. She is a graduate of our elocution depart- ment, but since she is so fond of Lowell, we cannot say what she will do in the future. 62

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7 e Ca ?orsee ; Bess E. Saylor Hooversville, Pa. Philo; Y. W. C. A., President; Latin Club; Treasurer, Senior Class. Motto: Labor and do all thy work. Betty adheres strictly to her motto at all times. Her stay among us is brief, but dur- ing that time she has found a place in the hearts of all who know her. She is a very successful teacher and the school which secures her leadership should indeed consider itself fortunate. Esther Schw.artz South Brownsville, Pa. Clio; Pan ' s Anniversary Play. As bright as gold her curly hair, A truer friend you ' ll find nowhere: For her sincerity strong, With soul as pure as is her s07ig. Esther is a fair maiden who has become greatly interested in art; especially the culinary art. The gods have favored her with a voice as sweet as a nightingale ' s. Her charming song cheers all who are fortunate enough to hear her. Lavinia M. Schwartz West Brownsville, Pa. Philo: Contestant and Essayist; Inter- Normal Debater; Editorial Board; Deutscher Verein; Queen Pan ' s Anniversary. Truly noble beyond compare Lovable, gentle, kind and rare In friendship staunch, in judgment sound A truer gem could not be found. Lavinia has attained the distinction of being one of the most accomplished girls at C. N. S. She has indeed, won this position honestly, for she has worked with all her energy for the uplift of our class. Her chief aim is to achieve glory in the educa- tional field. We unanimously extend our heartiest wishes for her unlimited success. 61

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7 fe Co crsec 7 Grace Shaw McKeesport, Pa. Bricky Y. W. C. A.; Clio; German Club: Basket- ball. Grace is one of our many girls who always looks on the bright side of everything. At the beginning of the year, she was very fond of the Mutt and Jeff series, but now it seems she has lost all interest in them (?). Her favorite dress is a Middy and Bloomers. Her favorite animal is a Wolf. LoLLiE Shirk East Brook, Pa. Philo Society; Y. W. C. A. Merry, yet dignified, and at times even serious, LoUie is well-beloved and always welcome. She has proven herself a staunch friend and a loyal classmate. Her motto is, If you cannot do what you like, like what you can do. We know that she will have a happy future, for her cheerful disposition will .win a place for her anywhere. We wish her success. Bruce Smith Stockdale, Pa. ' ' Red Clio; Cripple Club; German Club; -Junior President; third Year Play; Football Captain, 191.5-16; Baseball, 191.5-17. Bruce is our football captain and some constellation also in basketball. We often wonder if it is their similar position and responsibility, that cause him and Markle to converse so seriously and so often. Red ' s favorite poem is entitled, By the Library Door and begins as follows; How I grieve. For My Reve, but we .cannot, we dare not quote the remainder, it ' s ' too painfully pathetic. However we may say, that anyone who ever walked down the hall would always find Bruce at his post whether it was Reve or Ede {1917 revision). 63