Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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7 je Co ?crset7 ? QuEBNE Wilson Carleroi, Pa. Oueene, Philo. As queenly a queen as ever you ' d see As full of fun as a small maid can be. Queene is a small, quiet, unobtrusive girl (until you know her) then you find her to be Hvely and full of fun. In fact it is one of her greatest delights to play practical jokes on her friends. Her favorite words are you poor fish, and Golly Ned ' s. Elizabeth White New Kensington, Pa. Tin Clio; Vice President of German Club; Girls ' Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. In some way this young lady was christened Elizabeth but every one knows her best as Tin . She has resided in Paradise Alley for three years. If ever there is any gossip ' Tin is always present to add ner contribution. As a student she is always on the honor roll. We predict good luck for her.

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Z e Ca ?crsea 7 Commercial Department [HERE is no more up-to-date, down-to-the-minute department of the California State Normal, than the Commercial School. Thoroly equipped in all used accessories of the modern business office, and most ably instructed by Prof. H. W. English, the graduates of this department go out into high-salaried positions to fill them to the entire satisfaction of employers. The enrollment for the year has numbered twenty-four, of whom eight were taking the Senior work. However, only five of this number; namely: Misses Philips and Cossens, and Messrs. Johnson, Roseberry and Honn will be graduated, as the insistence of the call to position took Misses Shields and Burrell, and Mr. Crispen from school. In both Junior and Senior sections of the class, Efficiency is the Motto, and Perfect-work the Standard; and, the unlimited quantity of work done for teachers in the school, and concerns without the school attest the fact that a highly satisfactory approximation of the goal is reached. There has been a report of a discontinuation of the Commercial Depart- ment next year, but we can see no reason therefor, when judged from the standpoint of enrollment, work done, and financial returns to the school. How- ever, if this report be well-founded, we are assured that all Junior students who are qualified to complete the prescribed course in the Summer School will be graduated with full honors, and receive the regular diploma. To the Class of 1917, the Staff extends best wishes for future success in their chosen work. May their notes ever read right, Their machines strike true, While they in all life. Nobly dare aiid do. 75