Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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7 ie Co ?crsea ? Margaret Watson Roscoe, Pa. Pfff Philo; French Club. A fairer maiden ne ' er trod the path of knowl- edge. Peg is an energetic girl who never lets worry and work get ahead of her. She is a firm believer in having a good time, especially when she arrives in Roscoe. We wish her happiness. Margaret Weaver Pes This interesting bit of femininity first saw the light of day in California, Pa., and has come up thru the grades of the Model School. She is a basketball player of note, an elocu- tionist of no mean ability and a good teacher. NufT sed. Her ambition is to become a newspaper woman, with a preference for the Special Department, Advice to the Lovelorn. She can use her own experiences as foundation for the admonition to the frivolous young things who need such advice. Florice V. Webster Rutan, Pa. Clio; Y. W. C. A.; Eight Week Club; Tennis Association. She ' s little and quaint and witty, too, Always cheerful and never blue; Com-pHent, useful, good and true — Her virtues are many, her faults are few. Duckie is one of themostpopular girls of hei clasi. Her sweet disposition has endeared her to all. Duckies speciality is gym. but we know she will be a success as a school teacher. 69

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7 Je Co ?crsecr 7 Hazel 0. Wherry Scenery Hill, Pa. Haz Clio; Y. W. C. A.; German Club. Much study is injurious to the flesh. She absolutely excludes two words from her vocabulary work and worry. She never lets study interfere with her school work. Haz is of such an optimistic nature that any- one who is blue may visit her and feel the effects of her sunny disposition immediately. Ethel Wakefield Belle Vernon, Pa. Philo. Ethel came to us from Charleroi High School. She is very conservative and shy, and very intent on preparing her lesson. Her work is always good and she is always ready to help someone out of a difficult place. Ethel ' s most brilliant work is in Gymnasium class. Some day you may read of her conducting an aesthetic dancing school. Like a postage stamp she believes in sticking until she gets there. LuciLE Ward California, Pa. Yetic Philo; Tennis Association; Two Little Rebels. She cayi warm you with a smile, or freeze you with a glance. Yetic will not do today what she can put off until tomorrow. She studies diligently the art of bluffing but willl even leave the study of this engrossing subject when there is a speck of fun. She has many talents, one of which she displays in Domestic Science; another is her ability to play any tune what- ever on a one stringed violin. She thinks she has convinced us that she has no time for men. 68

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7 ie Co ?crsecr ; Ada Wells Grindstone, Pa. Clio. Here ' a to the girl wJio lives out of toivn. And travels daily up and down. She ' s very quiet and verg neat And her friends all say she ' s very sweet. ' Jane Wells Grindstone, Pa. Sis Clio. Did you ever ch.ance to meet, A sol)cr little ijirl, .steadfast and sweet H(i])p!i all Ihr loiii; day thru Willi (I lirarl as pure as the morning dew? We ' ,1, here is our Sis. a good natured, demure little girl who has been with us for four jears. She has won many friends because she adheres to the good old jiroverb, Speech is silver, silence is gold. Thelma Welsh East McKeespoit, Pa. Belli Philo Some folks talk and giggle and finally stop, but others go on forever. We can scarcely put Thelma in this class but she ' s their first cousin. But what would we do without Bettv. 70