Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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[L KITO aKI ALICE MENSCH APP Selinsgrove, Pa. K A Selinsgrove High School, ' 19; Philo; Latix Science; Teaching. Allie Oh! Really. Republican Just half a mile from school, along the northern bank of Penns Creek, is the home of our youngest classmate, Alice. Since her early days in public school her one desire was to attend Susquehanna University. All through her school life she has been preparing for this great event which she deems necessary to her career, and she is now numbered among the class of ' 22. Her aim has indeed been accomplished, and at present she is doing her utmost to prove herself worthy both of her class and the school. We certainly feel confident that she has succeeded thus far. Alice is studiously inclined and would never think of neglecting her studies. Latin is considered the most important of all, and therefore receives first attention. No matter when called upon by her teacher she will recite, although at times her recitation does not exactly suit her. However, some day she expects to have full mastery of the ancient language and to be im- pressing its importance upon the minds of others. In addition to study her favorite hobby is reading. She is interested in adventure stories, especially those of pioneer days, and at times she be- comes so interested as to be unconscious of all that is around her. However, this only happens when a fine young gentleman proves himself a real hero in the story. When Alice leaves school, which we know she shall do reluctantly, she expects to become a teacher. Oweing to her pleasant disposition we are certain that she will become a successful one and has our best wishes in this career. Practice makes perfect. Page Twenty-five

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[L KIW K) Class of 1922 Class Colors Maroon and White Class Flower Kalarney Rose Mo to Strive and Succeed C. Howard Rothfuss President H. Winey Graybill Vice-President Nora Gof f Secretary Merle Beam Treasurer C. Howard Rothfuss Poet Junior Class Poem The sun has passed the Zenith and we all arc wide awake. For the class of nineteen twenty-two has gotten into shape; Our order from the Profs Class is keep your heart in tune - So let our face be smiling- as the roses do in June. With plenty of work ahead, Class we are happy all the while, And greet our daily labors with a Billy .Sunday smile — The Profs have often told us That the world was cold and blue; But we can make it warm, Class by righting for the true. We ' ve played and fought together, we ' ve laughed and cried sometimes; They all have helped us onward, for life is not all rhymes, Yes, we ' ve played, fought, laughed, and cried but studied some too, And all the while our heart beats for the love of twenty-two. As freshmen we were awkward? this fact we will admit But how could it be otherwise in a cap that didn ' t tit, As Sophomores we were always prompt in showing Freshmen how— To do the jig on Seibert porch and bow before the Frau. But now we ' re going down to third witli banners waving high And a satisfied conviction they will tower to the sky; For all the mighty legions, both at home and far away, Have waxed their banners brightly ln-fore thev won the day. I ' uue T wenty-four

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[L Ki™© KI MARY ELIZABETH APP Selinsgrove , Pa. K A Selinsgrove High School, ' 19; Philo; Latin Science; Further Study; Teaching Betz or Hon Yes, um-huh, yes. Socialist In the autumn of ' 19 when the class of ' 22 assembled for the second year of their work, this studious lassie joined our ranks. Mary has always been a very industrious girl which fact secured for her the county scholarship to any college in the state. Living in the vicinity of Selinsgrove she naturally chose S. U. Mary has one special hobbv which is Latin. And we would advise her to conserve her energy, which is wasted in walking, by riding on that little animal that she carries under her arms. Social life and Mary are not close pals at S. U. This is not a peculiar situation, for the heart of this brown-eyed co-ed was captured by a warrior from our rival school up the Susquehanna. If by chance one should stroll along the banks of Perms Creek some moonlight evening they would in- variably hear some one sing Mary, Mary, Your the Girl for Me, and from the balcony in response I might be You ' re Once in a While. ' ' Betz is very congenial and her smile brightens up many of the dark places in the classroom. To her we wish the greatest success in all her future undertakings. this little girl ' s voice becomes much jointer, She ivill lose her chance to become a ' Painter ' . Page Tivetity-jix