Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1932 volume:

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This is one ol the most signilicant text-hooks you will liau- stuflieil rluring your whole curriculum i11 the State Normal School at Newark. lt may not have in it the wisflom of some you have sturliefl anrl reafl. hut there is something more precious even than wisrloing or shall we say rather that wisfloni comes only when knowledge is Sl1I!l'Dll'lll0ltlCfl hy the joy of sharerl experiences. This hook hrings lo you those sulitle anfl exquisite high-lights anfl shamlows which alone can give rlepth and reality to the 11iemory-picture of your life togetlier here. You will remeinher that your president came to the Normal with you, Il freshman three years ago, We have grown up together, you anfl this presiclent. and now as he carries on without you, he cannot hut rememher that yffu have been chief among those who erlucaterl him thus farferlueatefl him lmy your heau- tiful spirit of loyalty, your almility to leacl in the organization of stuflent life, your zeal for a richer, fuller experience, socially, culturally, in recreation ancl, tinally, by the rare and heautiful privilege of your frienclship anfl love. You are leaving one of your classmates lmehincl. He needs your support, antl aflvice, anrl loyalty, ancl love, as he tries too, to gain an education through living. The school neerls you, the faculty neefls you-not now alone, hut always. You are more than just some sturlents Qfllflllflllllgj yott are pioneers of a new faith-a faith ever rehorni in the ability of mankincl through trained, intelligent, conseeratefl service, to re- make the face of the earth, until prophets' dreams come true. :Xnieriea anfl the world need you-need you ilesperately-to place highest those values which are highest, the values of the soul. Classmates in life. l greet youel flo not say farewell ! Very sincerely, your frienil, Xl. lzkxi-.sr lou xsi-mn. 9 THE NORM INTRCDUCTION 'flu' Stzttt wislics to cxpimfss its zipprccizitioit to Dr. Towiisviicl, Miss Kziiii, Mrs. Yzuiglin-Iiziiucs, Miss Bzilliiig, Miss Luc, The Cziiiicrzi Club, and many others who lizivc hclpccl to make this Year Hook possible. IU THE NORM I In Iiulliw Ill X c , fx 1 X x If CCDNTENTS nw.: I In XIv111II1'1:ul1 ..... 1 I I'l'XN vl'4I ....... 'I llllmflllall-111 ...... III I lk'llIl-X ........ I3 IIHI' Xgx .. II' l IIIIVI' l Iwxwx FN Xllmlvlic- ...... 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TH l,.X1.Ii I11-I1'111'I111',lA111'1'1v11l11111-11' I11-l11NI1'1:1l XVIX, ,l.xN1c 11. l'1,1ax1x' l11N11'111't-111 H111-:11't1111-111 'PIA Kl:11I11'111:1111'N. .XI.11'I-i l,. lQl1'1i I11x11'111'l111' 'Il ll111111' l'.1'11111111111w:1111l l.1l11':11'x Xw111'1:111 . , . . . . l'111i11 XI. lx11'11x111x11 l11NI1'111'l111'. l111'1'11'11l111111-I Ill1IlIN1l'l1ll X1'1x. l,1x1'1:1x lf. lQ111,111f Illxlllllfllfll, IM-11:11'1111v111 111' Klmiv. lj THE NORM FACULTY-Continued lI1i1.1-tx C. ST. fil.AIR-II1SlI'I1Cl0I', Department of llealth and Physical Education. A. I,tfr:LI..lx SIEAGER-II1SlI'llCt0I', Department of Education. and Supervisor of Student Teaching. -XXIJREXY I.. SLOAN-I!lSfI'l1Cl0l', lleacl of Department of Geography. IIELEN C. SNYDIER-IIlStI'llClOI', Department of Science :incl Department of Ilealth. l,I-INORIS Il. XYAITIIIN-ISAIXIIQSYIIISIYIICIOT. Department of English. .Nucl-1 T. XYIIY'I'lifIIlSll'llCl0I', Head of Department of Psvclioloqv. Plum XY. 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S11 11 15 YV1111 1'1'QI't'1 111:11 111- 5111- 17211'1-111-11 111 H1114 5111111-111 111115, Y1-1 1-11-11 35 111- 5111-1114 111- 1111- 11-11111111c11 111111 11111' 5111111-111 411115 :111- 11111 1111-1' 1111 Hlll' 1-11-5 Stfily 111 1111- 1111111112 111- 111111 111111-5 111 11-111-11 1111151 111-111-1' 1'1-1151- 111 11-11111. x1,XKII 1.1111511115 111 THE NORM blxXR,lfYlRIE ARI' Klarjie .Mnong ll group of busy tongues, we tincl a per- son wlio is interested, but quiet. She is studious, conscientious and an excellent sturlent. Marge is an example of all that is sweet and gentle and lovable. tilee Club 1 l. 2, 35 1 l'resi1lent 135 1 Student council 135 3 Secretary 135 3 Swimming Club 125. l,l'.fX A ,-XX Al.l.15XIu l,ee l.ena is sturlious llut slie loves ber fun. Leztcling in both. Her mark is won. Small :incl clainty :inrl sweet, Lena is well-fles- eribecl as petite Aa perfect clear. Library Council 11, 2. 353 Dancing Club 11, 2, 31. lJ15Rt JTHY li.-X RTON Dot lizirnest, not over-loquacious, ber contributions have always been wortliwbile. Dot has become inibuerl with the renowned sense of humor of Sr. .'X's. Patience, reliability, accuracy are among ber outstancling' cb:u'acteristics. lirzunatic Club 1153 Glee Club 12, 35. l'fYlil.YN Illitililill lt' personality' cleterniines a teaelier's success, lfvelyn will be successful. Many' a class has been saverl by her keen sense of luunor. Her amiable :attitude anrl her clieerfulness are cleclcled assets. .2 I THE NORM BEATRICE BEN N ICS Bea Bea early won for herself an affectionate place in our regard. Good sport is almost synony- mous with her name. Fun-loving, cheerful. good-natured and ambitious. llc know she will Succeed in whatever she attempts. Glee Club ll, 2, 3l3 Marionette Guild llll Swimming Club tljg Science Club ill. MQXRLI ORH2 B IEN NETT Marge Marjorie is a very jolly girl and is respected and esteemed by all her companions. Her na- ture and power to jest at all times endeared her to us and made for her many friends at school. It's no use, you can't resist Marge. Good luck. Glee Club ll, 37. JOSEPH BERQ lKJ'Oe7J joe is popular with the men and the women. He is witty and sympathetic, and always ready to oblige. His hobby is dramatics in which he does excellent work and we all enjoy watching him perform. Dramatic Club lfl, 2, 353 Treasurer 121353 Camera Club fl, 2, 3j 3 Athletic Association 4 1, Z, 3D 3 Class President KZJ g Section Leader 12,1 3 Cheer Leader CZ, 31. JOSEPHTNE BRUCATO KIJOVF Josephine has won many friends for herself by her earnestness and perseverance. She is clever, studious, fair-minded and industrious. Her smile and her unassuming manner did much to make her friendship desired and her success hoped for by all who know her. Library Council fl, 2, 353 Studio Club lll: Science Club Cl, 235 Treasurer of Science Club 423- 21 fel lx xi . 1 t THE NORM DOROTHY BROXYX Dot lfrom Rutherford comes one of our shining lights. Since our lireshman year when she was Class l.eader to the present semester she has al- ways been in the limelight. Good luck, Dot, may your life's path be pleasant and smooth. Section l.eader ill: Section Treasurer t2j: Social l.eade1' l3lilg Swimming Club Secretary tl.tXl: l'resident. Student Council l-ll: Second Yice-l'resident. Senior Class 135. H liLliX B L' R NS lleleu's placid nature and her gift of clever wit have enabled her to be happy at all times. She has a professional bearing and a pair of nimble lingers which add much to her charm. Dancing Club tl, 2, Sl: Yice-l'resident of lilancing Club Ill: Treasurer of Dancing Club ill: Swimming Club t'2, 35: Section Leader l2l: Chairman of Varsity Show FLORIENCE COHEN Flo lilo is our social butterfly and is a nice per- son to have around. She has a philosophy of life that is a big help in moments of distress. .Ndd to this her God-given gift of humor and you have a real girl. llancing Club fl, 2, 333 Kindergarten Club ll, 2. 355 Social Leader f3Aj. MAR l li CONNORS Klarie will be famous for her ready wit and facile tongue in whatever lield she chooses. Her clear explanations of obscure points have en- abled us to see the light when clarity seemed im- possible. ller keen mind and pleasant smile will make her life easy and her days enjoyable. Norms tllijg Nu l.ambda Kappa fl, 2, 353 Swiniming Club CZ, 31 1 Treasurer C3l3j 3 Publi- cation Committee tflj: Editor-in-Chief of Year llooli f3l3 Rfflarrfnr Staff CZD. 77 THE NORM lili.-XXCIQS CC M JK Cooliy Coolcy, as she may be known best, is one who stands out in her own line. She early won for herself an affectionate place in our regard and time has served to make it more secure. liy her earnestness and perseverance she has won for herself many friends both in and out uf the classroom. Glee Cltlll 4 ll 1 Psycllology Clllb lfqx, SX! 1 :Xrt Club 4A3llJ 3 Dancing Club 12117. SUP! I l li CUOl'lilQM.XN Soph Soph is one of those students we do not find yery often. A hard worker, she gets a great deal out of her studies. However, Sophie does not spend all her time in the library. Library Council 4 l, 2. 35 3 Norms Theater Guild C2. 33 1 Treasurer llj 1 :Xtheltic Club 1 ll. I..-X CRA fl'liCS'l'.sXCH lt! l.aura is most conscientious and shy. Her hob! bies are swimming and art and she excels in both. lf there was a poster to be made, we called on Laura, and Laura made it. Always willing and helpful. Fine Art Club HJ: Secretary 1l-XJ1 Science Club 1235: Swinuning' Club 42, 3l: 'llreasurer t2jg Yice-l'resident 1393 Dancing' Club f3lj Honorary Member of Marionette Guild 435. GLADYS DI NGICR Ding She is quiet and gentle as a clove, One whom all her classmates love. She likes to work when there's work to do, Hut she's always ready for a good time, too. lt's very easy, as you can see l'or her to be as sweet as she can be. Science Club ll, 2, 355 President flllj. 23 'T THE NORM IiX'l-QLYN DOBIES An1'X YV N41 41114' crm liclp liking live-lyii. Tlicrc iicwi' was :1 5WL'L'll'I', 1114114 wl141lcw111c girl. 'llI1lClltCd :u14l x'il11':u1I witli lJCl'bllIlIlllfY. slic has liccmiic- 11 'W'l'W1ll'5' l'iiI'I uf 114, S1144 is tl'11f' lllllC..l filcc Cilulm 4 llll 1 Klz11'i4m11cttc irlllllll 4 llll 3 Li- lmuy lV.4ll1llCll l l1X, 2. 31 I Sl'Cl'l'lIiI'f' 4Q 1:11 3 l'1'cs- - , 1 . . 14l4-111 42,X, .llwll Sluclcut l lrl1IlCll 431513 llsy- vlifvlwgy Cluli 1,.ll 2 Yzxixity liziwlccllmzill 42.11. .fXl.lililQ'l'lNlf l7UlifNll.lNG HAM.. Xl iw 11411 l1lCllIll,'fl tw lic uiitspulcvii, lwul rzltlicr to lic 51llt'lll1l zuifl silm-ut in llic prcsciicc nf strang- 1-rs. llut zu sown :is slim- is :1cq11:1i11t4-fl, slic is :is friviiflly :lx :my wtlivi' Illt'llllbCl' uf tlic claws. fxl- l14'1'ti114' llIlS tlu- p4m'v1' of tiuisliiug :4 task uucc it is SI1lI'll'fl. 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Slim' itulizitmw g41414l clivci' :u14l llL'l' williiigiiws 141 wurk :uifl 111:11 Ill1llil'N IIN llfwlc IlI'1lllll1l llk'l'. lilw Vluli ll I1 lJ:u14'i11gL'l11l1 till, .llllg l'sy- 4-I141l44g4 Vluli 4.21-X 1 3 SK'L'llUll l,4':14l4-r 12, 31 3 Kin- 4l4'1Ag:11'tv11 llulm 4l. 2, 313 Yicm--l'1'1'siclc11t, Kin- cln-1'g:11't4'11 Vlulr 4'2.4Xl. 2-1 THE NORIVI lXl:XRti2.-Xlilfl' DUNN Uixlllfgtfn liincl worrls :intl syitiriptliy, wzttclifulncss for othcrs, :incl Il hclping llllllll llll'NL' :irc pricclchs jcwcls :incl Nttrgc liosscsscs thcni znirl uscs tlicni to inzikc othcrs lizuilw. Social Lczuclcr 1 l 1 3 lit-corcling Sccrctztry 1 l 1 g luflllllillll' Clulr 1 l. .ZH1 3 'l'rc:tsurcr 1 lqX 1 1 Psy- chology Cilulm 1.241 1 1 F-ccrctxtry' 1.2.1 1. liJ11l i' ' 'i Qlb lzllxlx Her rczicly wit, hci' worclw, hcr worth. hcl' :ic- tions, hcr uttcrztnccs :incl hcr power has liccn ZlCliTlt,1XN'lC4,lg'Qt,l in thc short ycnr shc has liccn with uf. l1:tncing' Cluh 131. ,XGNIQS lClil-UNl1 .Ngncs is Z1 good scout, bright :incl chccrtul :intl smiling whencvcr unfl whcrcvcr you scc her. Shc has Il fricnclly clispouition :incl conscqucntly rt host of fricnfls. You will ztlwztys tinrl hcr whcrc 21 good timc is to bc haul. Section Trczisurcr 1 lli1 1 Naturc Cluli 1 l.iX 1 1 Mzirioncttc Guilcl 1.21 3 Sccrctztry 12,1 1 3 lky- chology Club 131. PEARL FSKIN Cnc of thosc girls you just cz1n't forgctf' Onc of the most thougghful, most unscltish :incl most altruistic girls! xvlllll inorc plcztsing coin- mcnt coulcl lic otifcrccl to any prospcctivc tczichcr? ln this czisc niztny inorc iniglit lic zulclccl. A cul- turcd inclivicluzil. A good sport! A rcspcctctl lcaclcr. Pczirl lcavcs us with thc lmcst rccoin- mcndations. Glec Club 11, 2, 313 Music Study tflulm 1 l, 2. 313 Lihrzlry Council 11, 2, 315 Swinnning Club 12. 31: Section Leader 131. 75 Q' ko ,155 TI-IE NORM lil.JYTl I I2 ICYANS Edie The longer you are witli Edie the more you ztppreciztte lter. Ci1'ZlCCflll. y'il11':1nt, witty, slte is :1 decided asset to our class. Her clever tongue has been ber szilyzttion in mztny Z1 preeztriotis situation. lidytbe will trip gztily through life and will lind that elusive thing, Success, with yery little ef- fort. Yrtrsity llztfsketbztll tlllt 3 .Xrt Club tl, 2, 33 3 2 J ' 7 llzmcing Club tQl53g Sociztl l.ez1der t-l: Class ltzlslietbztll HA. Jlil. lll9I,X'I'RlCli FliLDMAN Ren lien is the kind of girl you Can't ltelp liking. Sweet, soft-Spoken, :md poised: it successful career is predicted lor lier. tilee Club UBB 1 l.ite1'z1ry' Club UAH: Treas- urer HAD I Studio Club tflll 3 Treitsurer t'2Bl I Swimming Club t2.fXfJ 1 Psychology Club t'3j. ROlilTR'l' FOLKIQR Meet our politician. We are surprised that Bob lists not jumped upon :my bzmd wagon so lztr in liis cztreer for lie would be Il decided asset to :my party. lle is a distinctive addition to our elztss lJCCIlllSC of liis remztrliztble imitntions of -loc lt. lil'tlXYll. Norms tl. 2. 35: Vice-President of Norms ll.Xil1 llztsketbztll Klzntager KZ. .ing Social Lead- er lfill .Ntltletic .Nssocizttion tl li Camera Club t ll I liusiness lllztnztger. lCej7erIm' t3l I Business Nlztnztger, Year Hook 133: llzirionette Guild t'2. 3 l 3 X Ill'SllY C lub t3l 3 qXrcltery K. lub 13 J. lll'.l.l'.X l'lQl'.l',l.4XfXlJ llelen ltzts pe1'sonztlity. poise. :ind is yery dt'- pendztble :tt :ill times. Sbe bzts often been our belp in trouble. lfnll of pep :ind vim. slte can mnlie tltings move swiftly :ind surely. Wie like Ilelen. tilee Club tl. 2, .gill Social l,e:tder t34Xj. if, THE NORN1 11111113 lf1Q11ilJ1.,XXl1 .X 111112111-el111111111'1 .X g11111l 51111111111 l111l11W' 11-11111151 11111111 11115 1111- 1's11'1-111 111 :111 111x 1'z,f 1111111-s. 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Plucky '11 g111111 5111111 111111 Il 1111111 f1'i1'1111. -'X 1c1111cr 111111111 it is :1 111l'11.5111.l' t11 1111111111 Shu is 11a111c11 2l1l111'1I1lI'1Zl1t'11' 1111' 111'1' S1111111' 11is1111sit11111 111' t1111s1' 111111. 1iIl1lXY111gf 111'1' 111-st. 1llX'C 111-1' 11111wt S1'. AE. Sk'C111,111 1.1':1111'1' 11 13 11111 1.11111 11. 311 11160- 1'1'1-51111-111. 1111-v 1.11111 1111 1,I'Zll112l11C 011111 125: Music 8111111 1.11111 11, 2, 311 X'11'c-1'1'csi11c11t of Kluaic Study 1411111 111113 1'1'1-s11l1-11t 111 Music Study 1411117 11,X, 21113 K111111-1'g111't1'11 Cillllb 11, 2. 31. YIYIXN 1lUL'1.1C1J '1'11'i11k111 '1'u'i11k11'1 XY11 C1111 s1'1' it 111 111111' 1-yvsl h111st I1 tiny 111111' girl. 11111 11111 S11 full 111 11111111t11111 111111 1'1l11lllN12l5l11. '1211l' 1'11f11:1.111111 111 1lCl' 5111110 111111 t11c 1'11111:1g'11111s l'11llC1i11' 111 111'1' 11111211 111111' 1100111110 X'1'l'f' 111111' 111 115. filly 111' Sl'I'1fll1S 11s 1111115111111 110- 1111111111-11, '1'u'1111411-, 111- 1iI1UXY 111211 1111' spirit you 111111- x1111w11 will 1':11'1'1' 11111 1111'f111g11. 111 2111 111111 you 111111' 111 1111. 11111111 luck! . . - . -. 1 111111- 111111 1 1. 2. .111 11l'Zll11Z11lC Q lub 1l.1X1g 1f111111'1'g1l1'1l'l1 li11111 12. 313 Music Study C11111 121. .X1Q1.1iN1i 111Q.1XY .X1'1l'111' is wiw 11111 11111 S11 11111. 11111. t111'11. 1111151 11l'1'l'11ll15 11111115 111'c Slllllll. lYi11i11g. si111'1'1'1'. 11'lll' 111111 11111111 .lust s111'11 Il 1g11'11A1111t1- 1111111 111 111111. 1i11'l' 1.11111 111111 1,1111':11'1' c1lilll1L'11 11, 2. 31g 1 1'l'I1N1lI'l'1' 1 11X 1. 28 THE NORIVI K111N1L'.X111Q1f1'21.1fY 1 :X 1:1111 11111111, ll 1'11111'1111111g s111111-, 1l1111K'11l' 111'11wcss, s1111i111 g'1'11c1-f11'11111 1111111- C1P11111 11111- 1l51i? 111111p111s? 1111, 1111, N11ll11L'Il 1111s 1111151-, 11111. lvllf 11s1111111 g'i111111, 5111' 11218 Sl 1111s1 111 1-1'1l'11i1N 111111 11 K'Xt1'l'1l1K'15' 111-11-11141111. N11 1111111111111 1421111111 11. 2. 313 V101--1'1'1w1111-111 1 11X1 3 111'1-51110111 12, .11 3 81111111 1111111111111-1' 1.11 1 1.111I'Zl1'1' L.111111C11 1 1. 2. .111 1-111sk1'1111111 1 1, 2, .112 5110111111 '111'1-11s111'1'1' 1.1111 3 811111111 1.1'11111'1' 1 1, 21 I X11111' 11111111 511111 1.111 l1'1'f11'1'l111' 511111 1.111 51114 1.10111 QQHIIIIC11 1 1111. Y1C'1. 1','X 111. I'1i 1 N Y1'1111 is 11111' 1111111'111'. S1l1CL' 111-1' 1:l'C'N11I1lZlll 111115 she 11215 Zl1NYZlX'5 111-1111 111 1111- 1111111 l'2ll11iS 111 1111111 1110 11J1111C111g' 111111 F111'1111111111g C11111 11l1'Ill1l1'l'N. 1111 ' 1117111111110 111111111 is W1'11 1411111111 111111 5111- 1111s 11111111' Il 11111110 11111' 11c1's1-11 11s Il 51111111111 111111 11s El 11'11'1111. 1YJ21llC1l1Q' 47111111 1 1. 2, .11 3 S11'1111111111g 1411111 121. 1fMB1fX 11.X11N1,1'fX UN111 111 1i11l1XY 11111 ,'X1'g'1111s 111111's1'11 1111k1111w11. 12111111211-Il 1111-1111 1111111-11. 5111- is si111'1'1'1', 111111 111111j.111s, just, s1'Illl'1Z11111'11C 111111 111111. A1211 suc- cess 111- 111111 11111. pX11111'11C 1411111 1 1 1 3 111111 C.1ll11 1 1, 21 3 131- C111'11111g1 L41ll11 1.111 X1IlI'S111' 15115k1'1111111 111111111 11. 2, 31. 111CR'1'IQ L'1J1i H4XN1111-1N 1l1'1'1 C111'11'11111' is 1111 1':11'111's1 s111111'111, 111's1 111111 14Hl'l 111051. 11111 S111- is 111511 Il g11111l 1111-1111 111111 ll C1l1ll'llIf mg c11111p111111111. K1111 111-1' 1110 111- IIS s11cc1-551111 as her 111111111 111 11-1111 11111' gA1.1l11I1 11s 3110111111 1.1-3111-11 11, Science C1l11J 1 l 1 3 4Xr1 1111111 12. 51 3 '12I'1'IlSlll'L'l', , Art C1ll11 12, 313 Class 1.1'11111'1' 12.11. 2'J THE NORM li.X'l'lllflQlXlf HAXNHN S41 X'21l'lL'fl 11141 l14-1' 1':1I1:1l1il11i4's 1l1z11 1411 4'l1041s1' :1 lllk'lillIllllK' Nlllll'4l 141 llk'l', is iu11141ssil1l1'. A girl 411 fvu' lllll u'4-ll-4'l141s4-u w411'4ls-11 s1114l1'111 cx'1'1'y llllsll.H liIllllK'l'lllk' l141l4ls :1 lligll place in thc l1c:11'1s 411' lll'l' 4'l:1ssu1:114-s Illlll 1Tl:1i1us 1'x'c1'1'l14,14ly 1411' ll l.l'l1'llll. .XV1 Clul1 4l1: Kll1NlL'Sll1flj'fll1ll 4l. 213 buc- l'l'lfll-5' Ill. Music Study Clllll 4.213 SWlIllllll1lQ' lllllll 4l 31' l'sv4'l141l414 x1 Club 4'l 71 -4 .- 5 ,A-. l4l,61IQl-XXL la ll.-XXS1 IN l'-l41l'l'llCt' .lay is artistic. 111141 l141u'l .XI fllAflXYlll!A 11i4'1111'cs. sl14- is :1 wowl XYI14-11 Slll' sl141411s Ill'l'lHX'S i1's 21 S1u'4- g'41:1l .Xllfl lu-1' Q41l1 l1z1lls :1lu':1x's Q41 lu 1l14' l141l4x S1141 411111 lllilj' 1111- Illflllfl, 1lll4l sing. flllll 1lZlllCL'. Sllt' l1:1s Vllfllllll fyuu Slllllllfl sau l1Cr IJ1'l1IlCCl S4-4'Ii41u l.4-:14l411' 4.l.X 1 1 S4'4'1i41u 'l'l'CIlSlll'4'l' 43lll 2 lfim- .Xrts fnlllll 'lll'K'll5lll'l'l' 4 l 1 1 l'sy'cl141l41g'y Club Sl'k'l'l'lIll'l' 4 l.1X1 Q llIlllClllQ Q-lllll 1.211 Slllfllll Qlllllb 4 l 1 3 Yau' 11414111 511111 431 3 lx'4'fl1'1Nl411' 511111 431. l41lil'I.1Xll ll.XXX'li SXYl'K'l Illlfl l41x':1l1l1' 4:1114l l41x'4'4l 1. Xllilll :1 llL'llll- liful x'41i4'4-. :1114l :1 11l4':1siug lll11lllll'l'. ll4-ul:1l1 wlll Q41 :1 lung u':1x'. Sluf l1:1s llL'k'll 411141 411' Ulll' soug- llll'flN ilfllt-lx I411' llll'4'k' f'l'Zll'5' Zlllfl sl14- ll Nlll'l'll' l14' llllNNl'll. lll4'4- 1'llll1 I l, 2, 312 l,l'K'5l4ll'lll 12.111 Slllllt'lll 1'41uu4'il 42.X 12 Klusic lllllll 4 l 11 U1'11l14's11':1 4l. 2111. IQ l l'll ll,1XXX' Ii lxullm IN :1 llL'llQlllllll Ulllllllllllllllll 411 41l4l-1:1sl1- 141114-4l lvllfllllll llllll lllflflfl-ll wu. N Oll may llllllglllk' slu- is 411141 411' lllIlt'lilll11l't'.S l11-1'41iu41s uu1il slu' giws lllll' 411' lIl'l' 4'41114'is4'. CI4-x'4'1' 1:1ll4s. 'l'lll'll 11111 rcul- if4- 1l1:11 lllll l1:1x'4- l14'1411'4- 14111 il miss 411- V332 zmml :1 girl lvlllllffll 411' 114-1' g'4'114'1':11l4111. 5414'i:1l l,4':14l4'1' 4l ll 1ll4'4' fllllll 4lll, lgX, .2Bl1 l'll.X'Cll41l41g.X' f lllll 1.2.X, l. 311 THE NORM l3li.X'l'lQ lC'li ll.-XYNIC X'i1':1Ci1111s? ill' C11111's1'l ,X gllllfl Sport? llc- Ci1l1f1ll1'l .X111-X01-ll1'11t 1l!lIlL't'l'? ClL'l'lZllIllj'l XY1-ll- likc-rl? lixtix-iiiclyl l'1111ul:11'? Yury' IllllCll sul lic-tc-1'111i111-1l? 'l'11 tliv lllll Ill'Q'l'K'Cl llcatty is Cui'- t:1i11l1' :1 c111111111wit1- 111' :ill tl11' :11l111i1':1l1lQ traiits tl1:1t :ut :ill-1'11u111l 111-1'51111z1lity Flllllllll p1'1swcs5. SXX'll1lllllllQ' Vlulm 1 ll: llziuciug Clulm 1l, gl 3 llillllflllg' Club l'1'1-si1l1-11t 1 l.1X1g l'sycl111l11gy flulf 1 31. l'lIlCH1'i IIICDIJTCN XYl1z1tc1'c'1' slit- cliws, slic ilucs we-ll. lt' sliv Cilll 1'L'lNlk'l' z111y1'111c :1 si-1'x'i1'c 1l1c'1' cnt' is uftcii i11 1l1- lllilllllll, Sl1Q is cu-1' I'L'2Uly tu flu so. bl111' rvigiif suprctuc wl1c11cx'c-1' slim is :11'11u111l. 'llliv cl1il1l1'1-11 who cuter l'l1cl1c's class will lt-:iw it witli 5111111- tliiug more tliau l:1cti. Scimicc Clulu 11, 2, 31 3 l'1't-Ni1l1'11t 1 l.X1 1 Yivc' l'rcsicl011t 12.-X, BIN 3 S1-1-1'11t:try-'l'1'11:1s111'111' 12ll1 3 Scctimx lfaclcr 12,X, .Elly 3 Svctiuii 'l'1'1f:1N111'1-1' 1 LU. 1iI.IZ.XRIi'l'II lllI4I.liK Ht-tit lit-ttfs blllllk' will zilwuys lui- I'l'lllk'llllJt,'l'l'll li-1' lic-1' Clzisstiizitus. llci' quit-t l1Cl'S1lllIllllf' is plvztxiiig Zlllfl iuztlics l1t-1' :1 11'clt'11111c 1111-111l11-1' of tlic gtwuip. Scicuce Clulm 1 l 1 3 .Xrt Clulm 121 3 l.ll.0l'Zll'j' Clulm 131. MIL'll.1XlCl, llUll.MfK A gc11tl1'111:111, :1 stuflcitt, :1 lI'llC f1'ic111l. Miki- is :ill uf tltcsc. llc is likctl lmy tlic liiclustrizil .X1't5 groiip 211111 by tlic rc-st of lllk' Sll11lt'lll lmfly wlnm- leaclcr he has liccu ill lllllllj' ii11p111'tz111t zttlziirs. Cnincrzt Clulm ll, 213 l'1'csi1lc11t 121: Ilikiug' Club 1233 Secretary of A. ,-X. 1.213 Prcsidciit 111' Student Orgattizatioii 131: C'l1:1ir111z111 of Exccu- tive Board QSQQ Golf Tcziiu 131 .ll 'iii ' l ,1- THE NORM -I '33 IQIJXYXIQIJ IIUIQX I l11l1nwI,I11c:1lly'. lil Izlkw things :ns thu' uvlm' V' 'x S 'I ll ' - -: 1 fl Il lull-nu-1' ul all Its 1lCllYlllt'b. XX 1- um wa' lmll IIIINY zu :1 NllL'Ct'sSfl1l lm':1Cl1n'1'. i1lllI1'l':1 llllln ll, .gil .XImm'liL' .xsvrtiillhl l-X In 11111-x mul wt I imma th xt Mml qu' .1 ' . . S I low. lfwulcs l1!lYillg . X . It Jhl'.l'II Hl'I l ...It K. XX 1- um 1410111115 ,Inc lllrwuglm lm, uf his lllllIlX' wh nzmu-I-x' pI1wtfvg1 1plxy' 'uul lilll 1l'X' 'xc Ilxllu-X. llm' wsu lllllllllj' l'L'hIlUllSlllll' lm' the 5110- wv ul' ilu- 1-JllIlk'l'Il fvlllli :lx :n IllZlj4ll' m'g:u1if:1tim1 Imins ilx ' I IQIIUXYII lu :ull :mfl lu- 1x xxx-ll Illwl lwc'111 c uf it , fx -5 . .-. 5 1- lllxll, V' . :un-rg llu NIIIPXXN .mvl IIIIPXIVN lu hm' :uw :1 Nllllfk. ,Xml NIH' gm-N In In-ll :tl svvvll 1r'L'lHfk. NIQlI'lllllK'IIl' Mmlfl 1.511 5K'll'llK'K' Q llllm 1.231 sr lla-Iwzlllx lxlvlnlwl lu- ix '1 NI'll1llL'll Nmlppmlm-1' :1 nw-vt x'-vicv, xln- 11:15 :1 ph-:lsillg 1K'l'NHIlllIilf' :md THE NORM .Xl'11l'S'I'bl.XNNXIQ11XIf 1111? ix :111111I11-1' 111' 11111' NI1111111g Iigl11x. IIIIN 11'1II :1I1v:1xx I11- 11111111I:11' II 11111111I:11'111 KIIIIIIVN 1I11'1111gI11'1111N11I1-121111111111 11II11-rx :1111I 1I11'1111gI11111:1I 13 1111-5 111 I1-:11Ic1xI1111, ' S111'1:1I I,1-g11I111' 1 I I1 1':1111111':1 IIIIIID 1 I, 21 3 XHQIIV 5111 I'I:1NI41-1I1:1II 1 I. 2, 312 II:1NI41'lI1:1II IIIIIIIZIIII 1312 .XIIIIVIIU IIIIIU 1I. 211 XIC1'-I'1'1'x11I1'1ll 111 X. X. III 3 l1111'1'1w1111111I111g 5C'k'I41'IIll'111I 51111I1-111 U1'g:1111 x:1Ii 131 1111 1311 X':11xi11 IIIIIII 1.515 .X1'1'I11'1'-1' 14I11I1 I-.I III-.I. .lIxX5IxX AX 5II4II.I I1I11111I1' 15 XI11-, .Xa FVIAIIIIIW 111 1'I:1w IIN NIIKI C1111 I11'g IIIII 11I1I 11'I11-11 111 I11-1' I1-1x111'11 111111-, 5IIL' 1x 111II1'. IIIIIX 1'1111111:111x'. II1':1111:1111' QIIIIIl 1 II11: I.iI11':11'1 IIIIIIIIKIII 1 I X, 2, 31. 11.11111 IN All 11 1NS1 IN II111' w:11's IlI'l' x1':11's 111 IJIk'!lSZlllIlIk'iN, .XIIII :1II I11-1' 11:1tI1s :11'1' 'llt'Ilk'K'.H KI:11'11111 I1:1s :1 11:11 111' I11'1' 111111 111 111:1IQi11g IIIIIIQN 11I1-z1x:111I I111' 1I111a1r :1I111111 I11-11 AX I11X'1'IX' 1I151111s1f 111111, :1 I-l'Ik'Il1IIX' slllIIk'. :1111I :1 11I1-:1N:111t 111100 I11-I1111g 111 KI:11'11111. 1111111I Il1L'Ii, XI:11'11111. IIIIV1' QIIIIII 1 IIS I 1 511111111 'III'k'2lSlII'l'l' 1 I 1. I':I.I'1.XNi IIQIC .I1 1XIQS 1111's1 ' -I11111-51 I1:1x :1 IVl'II'IfIIlIxYII 11:11111- I1111 ix :1I1f11 I1111'I1' 1111Ii1i1I11:1I III w1111'11, 1I11111gI11, :1111I 'IK'lAlI. IX 111:1g111111c 111-1'x1111:1I1t1 AI11- 1I1':111N Ilx 111 I11-1' x1'1tI1 I11-1' 1I1-111I1 111' 11111I1-1'a1:1111I111g IlII1I I'k'IlIIj 1111-111II1 .11I1'i1'1'. III- I1:11'1' g'1'1111'11 111 I11111 I11'1' 1I1-:11'I1' 111 II11-X11 1I11'1-1- sI1111'1 1'1':11'f 111Q1-1I11-1'. II:1111'111g' I I11I1 1III. .FX 1 1 1111-Q I I11I1 1 IX. 3131 L S11 1fIIll QIIIIIB IIIIIQ S1-0111111 I.1-:11I1-1' 1.III13 Ii111 1I1-1'g:11'l1-11 IIIIII 1.2. 31. Q 1 JJ 'if f 'U -1 .-l ffl J THE NORIVI 1il11'1'11 .11 1S1'11l11S11N '11111' 111111N11I11 1'1111111i11:11i1111 111- 21 Q111111 5111111-111 1N 1 111111 11111 111 11I1,' 1111151:11111111g 11Qlll'1'S 111 11111' Clllww. 11 S111' 11111 111115 :1 1'11:11'111i11g 11111'51111z11111' 1111l1i'. f 1 - 1 1:151 1111.1111gV11 111'111Q' 111155 1.1-:1111-1' 111 1110 5C111111 .X1'5, 111' 11111111' rlll' will 111- Q11111' 111 111'1'1'1'111111' 1l11X 111 111175 11111111111111'5. X:11111'1- 5111411 1.11111 111512 4X1'1 111111 11.X1 811111111 1111111 1'l'1'51111'111 1.21511 1'51'1'1111111Q1' 1111111 12,112 S11'1111111111g 1.11113 1111111 'Q112lSS- -1 11111111 131111. 111111111111 1i1X1'1-11.51 111N 11111 1'1':1i511 1111151 111- g'i1'1'11 11'111'1'11 11110: S11 1101-Ki-S 111 11111' 111 1111- 1111151 111111111111 11111111111-15 111 11111' 011155 1X1l11'. 1'111111111111111. 1111151-11 111 :111 111111'S. 1111- 1l11lll'C . . , . 1l11111N 511111'55 1111 .1 110151111 111 1,1115 11.1115. 1 11155 X1111-1'1'1151111-111 1 1. 21 1 111155 1,1'1'N111l'1l1 131 1 N1l1'111S '11111-:111'1' 11111111 1 1, 21 3 1,1'1'51111'111 1 1 213 1'111'1ll1l 111111 1.111 51111111111 11111Il1'11 11, 2, 31 XIXIQY 1i111'1 11115 N1ll1111lQ.1111115-1'X'1'11Q1I'11N111i1'1l1'21X 111. 51111- 51111111. 111'1' N11111'1 51111'11'N 1:151'111z111-11 11N :11111 5111 1111l'11 l'111l11'11l1111'11 115 111111 1111-111. 111-1' 111111111 11:1- 11111' 51111115 1151-11 111 :111 111'l' 11'111'1q. 11111' 1.11111 1111 S1'11'111'1' 1111111 121111 8111111111 1 1'1':15111'1'1' 1.11 1. 1 1Q.XX1i1.1X 1i1Q1'X1l .11A1i -.F1il'1'15u -1S1i1'1'15H 111111' 111111i X'1'1'y 5111, 11111 111 11111115 111' 11:15 :1 11gl11i11g 5111111 11lllA11'11 1111111-1'111':1111 111:11 :111- Q1-111' 1'X11'1'11lI', ,X5 :1 Q-1111111151 11195 111111 11111111.11 :15 :1 Q111111 1.1'1l'1111 111'.5 1-1l11111l15. X:11'5111 111111 1.112 1:11111-1:1 111111 12. .112 1:11115 1'1AIl 1-11111 'I'1'1-:15111'1-1' 1215 11115141-111:111 '1'1':1111 1.31. 34 THE NORM 1.1J1.'1S1i l,1X1,1.Y 1.111115 51111115. 111111k5, w111'1c, 5lK'1111 1111111111151 111111511 5l'l'111N 111 111111 111111- 1'Hl' 1111. .X 111-111-1' 1111' 11111111111 girl Cf1111f1 11111 111' 111111111. 11.11111 1111l1.l' 15 111t'1'Q' 111 5111? .'X11111'1111 1.111111 111 S1-1'1'1'1:11'1' 111 .X11111-111' 1.11111 7 11.'X,312 X1CL 11I'k'Slf1l'I11ll1 .X11 F111f11fl 111111 1.511 511111111 1,l'Zl11l'1' 1.11 3 1.111155 '1'1'1'115111'1'1' 1.11 3 141118111 11115111-1111111 11-11111 1 1. 2. .111 1D1'1111111111' 1111111 1 1 1. 1f1l1'1'11 1.4X1'1' 5 . 111 111'1'11111'1-11111'55 1111111 15 1141 111'1-1111, U1151'1'x'1- 11111' 1f111111M511 1.:11111 11111':111. XY1- 111111111-1' 1111111 1111' 1111-1' 1111111 111311111 111111 1111111' 11111111111 11K'I' 11111- 1'1111'1- 41ll1'1I1Q 111'1' 111I'L'k' 11-:11'5 111 X111111111? 11111 111111 11. 2, 31. K1UN1l'.-X 1,.-XY1N M11'1q1-y .AX 5XX'L'L'1L'l' girl 11 15 1111111 111 111111. X111'141-1' 15 1111101 111111 c11111'11-11115. D1111'1 11111111 5111- 15 1111' 111111 1111i1111'1'1-5111115 1lL'C21l1SL' 11111r 111111'1- 111111111111111 1112111 l111'111'1 ' C1111 111'x'1'1' 111- 111111111. N1111111'11 15 51'1'111115. 1111111511111115 111141 YL'l'1' 111111111113 11111 11111 1111 11151 115 1111111511 IIS 111'1' 111C1i1111.111K' 1111I311l'i. ATL Q-11111 111g 1'51'1'111111,1g1' 1,-11111 lf, 31. 1 1Q,5XNL'1i5 1,1112 'TX 1111101 111511: Il 511111111151 l1111l11, .AX111111:11'1111c1' 111-111 IlI1l1 1111111111-1' 1111111. 1'111c111. 1l'2lI1l11l11, 1lIl21s5l1l1l11lg', 5111' g111-5 L'Il1I1111' 1111 11L'1' way. .AX 51111, 111111511111 x'1111'1' 11551111-5 11C1' Illl 111111i1'11c1' w111'111'1'1f1' 5111- 11115 51.11111-111111g 111 C1111- 11'i11111c. 1111-0 1111111 111, 2, 31. ,- JJ 'Q -one 1 4' A THE NORIVI l'll,lipXX1 JR I,lilTlilQl1i - 1111 Z1 Casual 5pect:11f11' lm' lCIlL'lN'I'l wmilrl i111z1gi11e, lile111111r looks llIlSl1ll1l but ilk 11l11'111's Illl e1'1'111' to juclge Z1 bufxk bx' its cr1x'e1'. X,!ll'Sllj' li11slce1l111ll 'liCIllll ll. 2, .Jill .'lxIl1lL'llC club 111313 ll1'1111111tic Cflub 1 l,'X, 21513 l,Sy'Clllll- ugy Club 12.-X. 31313 Swi111111i11g' Club 12. 313 l71111ci11g' Club 13.'XJg Deck 'lle1111is. Silver Klerlal 1 71 GIQRTR L'lJli l,liNZ Gert 'lllli'l'l' 111'e very few girls 111 tl1e sclmul who 111'e 11s 1'e1's11tile 11s lViCl'lI'llIlLl. 111 lll'ZlXX'll1Q'. llililllg, 1111- ture slurly 111111 scouting, she is witl11111t Z1 peer. Slie l111s wit, Z1 cl1111'111i11g' lllZlllllk'l', 111111 ll IJlCIlSZllll s111ilei11111lci11g' l1e1' Il cleligl1tf11l c11111p1111i1111 111111 Il llixlllllll f1'ie11fl. illee Club ll, 211 IJ1111ci11g Club ll 13 Science Club 121. lf'l'l l lil, l.lfSllUXYl'llZ ul,L'Sl'lu place 111 lllk' l1e111'1s of 11ll. l.esl1 is one of ll1e HlrZlIllflllS lf11111 ' whose 111111111 is: Less work 1111cl 111111'e ll'l5lll'L',u 111111 the f11111 ' llllfl l1e1' 21 Sl2l1ll1Cll S1111pf11'1e1'. llIllll'lllQ C lub 1 1 1 3 lJ1'1111111t1c Club 121 3 Psy- clinlwgy iilub Lilly: lrflflllll 131-Xil. XX'l1:1l Ill'l' rules fur? .Xsk lqlllll l.e1'il1. 'llllCl'K' lx 1 tx1111lxl1 Ill l1e1' eye :111fl sl1e possesses ll twillli- ling lllllglll' :1lN11. I 11111 sure some ecl1111clic111al 1l1ef11'iew were lllilfll' fm' Ruth 111 explmle. Seri- misly, she is :1 wcinl grace llllll llCl' cl1:11'111i11g 1111111- llll' will lllillil' 11311 1111111 111 l1:11'e llC'l' for 11 frieml. ,Zh THE NORM 1Q1,1Z,X1i1i'1'11 1.1CN'I'1 1X 1 ,111111 ' .X 5w1-1-1 l11Nl11l51I11111 111111 ll 111l'flN11111 N11111K' IllIl1Q1' 1111111111-111 ll 111111111111- 111111. 1'1X'1'Il 1111111g11 1.111111 IN 1111- 11l1ll'1. llll1l11I1'l1SlX'1' IV111- 5111- 11:15 11l'l'l1 :11'111'1- 51111'1- 5111- 1-1111-1'1-11. 111-1' 1111l'1AK'515 111'1- 1:1111-11, w1111'11 111111115 1111- W111' 111 Il Q111111 XV1'11fl'11llll111'11 11-111'11111g 111-151111111111. S1-1'111111 '11l'1'11Sll1'Cl' 1 1 1Q 1l11-1- 1.11111 1 1 1 3 N1Ill 111111-111- 11111111 111: 111'IllllIll11' 1-11111 1213 51111114 . . l . llllllg' 111111 1213 151'L'1111111Q1' 111111 12. .311 1111 l1ll'SII'!l 11. 21. X1.X1QX 1.11fX11 1'11:11'111'11-1'. 111-1'51111:1111y. 111.1011111111955 111- 111 111-1' 111-1-11 111111 Hl11ll'1i1ll1Q' 1-11-5. 111-1' 11111- fl11:11111liH 111 1f'11f1l'1'5111l1 111111 51111111111111511111 11:11'1- 11l'l'll 1111 11551-1 1 115 11lll'1llQ 11111 111151 1111'1-1- 11'ZlI'N. 111-11-'5 Il 81111111- . . , l11L'1i 1l1l' t11l' 11-1511. 1101-1'1'1'51111-111 1211 1Q1'1'111'11111g' SL'L'l'1'11ll'1', lfx- Kk'llI1X'l' 131111111 1312 5111111-111 kA1l1111f11 1211 NW141115 11111-:111-1' 11111111 11, 2 1 X'11'1--1'1'1-51111-111 1 1 11 T . 111l'll111f1ll11 1.111 11115111-1111111 11,2111 1111111111 1211 81111111 1.1-11111-1' 121. 1,1 11.1151-I 1.111111 1.1111 .-X g111111 5111111411111 1.1111. 1,lll11f11lg 111 1111- 111111 Il 51'l'l'llL' 1-x111'1-5511111 1111'1111g-11 51111 111'11XYl1 1-11-5 111111 lllilllf' 111- 115 1-1111. 11 5111111111 111- 1-1151 f11l' 111-1' 111 5111g' 111-1' XVZLB' t11111111g-11 11f1- w1111 111:11 111v1-11' x1111'1- XX'1ll1'1l 11:15 511 11121111 111111-5 g1v1-11 115 l11K'll5l11'L' 11111 11:15 11111111- 115 11-1-1 111-111111 111111 5111- IS 11111- 111 115. 1111-1- L'1ll11 11, 2, 311 K111511' 8111111 1411111 11, 2. 311 1f1ll111'I'QIlI'IL'll 1411111 11, 2, 311 1JZlIl1'1llQ' 1111111 121111 S1-1'111111 1.1-11111-1' 13111. li.-X'1'111f1Q 1 X12 1.1.'L'1 L3 1i111 ' 1i11y 15 1111- g'11'1 w1111 1111- 1-1151'111111111g N11111l' 11111 1'1-1111x' w11 XY1111 ca1111- 111 115 1111111 111-11111-1' 1. 111- 1' gc-. S111- 5111111111-5 fllll 1.11l' 115 2111 111111 g1-15 1111- ' -51 11111 111 1-1-1-1'y111111g. 1311111-ing 6111111 1 31X 1. 37 THE NORM 11.'X1QOI-I1 LYNCH 1111117111 11115 111w11ys 110011 Il g1'0111 s11111'00 111- 111- 1k'l'Cw1 111 115 S1l1CL' 110 is 1110 111111' 1111111 111 1110 S11 QX1 0111ss. 11is 1110 110111 11515 110011 11111st 111'111it111110 111111 1ll'Q'l'!l1111Z11.l'S 11s 11!ll'11111 1,f'l1C11. 1110 bl. 1'. M111- g'1111 111' 11111 N011 ,lUl'SK'f' 511110 N111'111:11 SC11flfl1 111 X1'x1'111'11. '11I'L'!lSlll'111' 111 8111410111 U1'g1111iz:1ti1111 131 2 '1'1'011s- l11'1'l' 111 l'1:1ss 11. 2. 31: 5111411111 f1lll111L'11 11. 212 l,141'51f1l,'111 11f 1.i111'111'1' li1P1111Lx11 11.X1I 1,l'Ill1lIl11C 1.11111 1 1131 1 SC1C1lCl' 1.11111 1 1.-X. 2111 3 11211110121 1 1ll1J 12. 31 1 1111s110111:111 '1iK'1l1ll 1 1. 2, 31 1 Y2lI'S1lf' ci1111J 131. l'.X'1'1Q 101i NI.1XlQ1'11IiS,1XN1 1 121111 1,111 is QXCClJ1111l1Zl11j' 010101 111 0111111101 111111ci11g' :11111 1iCl'1l1j' 11l1Cl'L'S1K'11 111 1111ti11110s 111111 th0i1' 1'0- 111'11111101i1111s. ,111ll'11llQ'11 his 011'111'1s we 111110 1JCQl1 11l'1X'11k'g'Cf1 111 witm-ss 11111111 11110 0xl1i11i1i1111s of this w111'k. 110 is 1111 111110 10111101 111111 lJllI'I1L'1l1Z1111 111 1lis- 011ssi1111s i11 0111ss 111111 is 111w11ys 011g'01' 111 1111110 his 1111i11ts. fiZlllll'l'!l ci1ll11Q .-Xthlvtic C11111. Q11 1.'X1Q1,1fS RIA-XSSICR .111C', It t111c0s s111110 111110 111 gct 111 1iI1UXX' -1110 11111 1111011 511,11 1111, y1111 1ll'C 001111111 you have Zl st01111- f11s1 1'1'i01111. 111- is 11111' 11110st 11101101 111111 11110 of 13111. 111.-st 51l1f1L'1'l1S. licst wishes for success. 1110. .Xl'L'1lL'l'f' 1111111 12. 31: .fXth10ti0 C11111 11. 21. 1315.-X'1'R1C'lf BI ,'Xr11111xXS1'1N 13011tt1 ' .X 11111-1' 1.l'1l'llf1 is 1111111 111 111111. Lvl111Cl'llC3.11l 111-1' gm' 1111s0 111K'1'k' is Il si1101-10. X'1'1ll'lll 111-1's1111111i1y. 5111- 1lIlN 111111111 111 0111ss work 13111 111111 11110s11t 1111001 111-1': sI111 is !l1XYIlj'S C11l'L'l'1.ll11j' wi11111g' 111 110111. .Xrl 111111 11 11 1,l1ll'Ill'f' L 111111011 11.13111511110- 1112 1411111 11. 2, .11. 314 THE NORIVI 111-f1.1fN M1Y1'111iXX'5 K1z11l11-11 111-11-11 1111151 ll2lX'k' :1 s1-1'1'1-1 W1-11 11-11111 XX'111L'1l N11lx 111':111's 111-1' 111-V1-1'-1-111l111g' s111111l1' 111 L'1l1'1'Qj'. N11151l' 1s 111-11 s11'1111g-1111111. '1ll'll1,X' 111-1' s11-11 is 11111s11' 111111 111-1' x'1111'1- 1s s1111g. XXVU 1-x111-1-1 Q'l'1'111 111111g's 111. 111-1' f111' ll111ll1llQ' 1s 11111111ss111l1- 111 Z1 w1l1111g 111-:11'1. 1111-v 1111111 1l, 2, 31: SOC1'1'1lll'1' 111 1111-v L111111 11 11 1Q1111l1-1'g:11'11-11 11111111 11, 2, .111 K111s11' 8111115 Q11111l 11, 2. .113 1111-s111Q-111 12,X11 1,1111':11'1' 15111111 C11 1 1, 2, 31 3 51-0111111 '1'1'1-:1s111'1-1' 1 l 1. 111f1.1fN,fX R1.X1'1Q11i1.1.11 '111l1'I'L' :11'1.- 111:111x' XX'11'l'1lX' l1l'11l1lC 111 1111- w111'11l Zlllfl 11 is :1 1'1-111-1 111 111111 s111111- 11111- l1k1- 111-11-11:1s111111-1 111111 f1L'llllll'1'. xY1lL'll sl11- 11111-s 5l1CIl1C, 11 1s :1111':11's 111 1111- 1111i111. Sllk' is Z1 1':1111:11111- z1ss1-1 111 111-1' soc- 111111. 5011-11011 L11ll11 1 l 1 1 K1:11'11111c111- 171111111 121 1 111s- 1111'y 17111111 1.11X 1. .-X1,1C1i MCL.-XNIC .-X 11a11111', 1111-1-xy I'1Cl'S11l1 wl111 will s1:11111 111' lIt'l' XV1'1I'1l-111111 is .-Xlicc K1C1-Z1llL'. 5p111'1s, 1l:111ci11g-Y 1111, 1111151 Z1.llj'11l1l1g', 11111-11-sts 111-1'. 5111- is s1-1'i1111s 211111 S1l1CL'l't? 11111 111-1' 1-ycs twinklc wl11'11 s11c j111i1-s. April 1'111's1 was 111111l1- f111' .-111161-. 1J:111ci11g 1211111 1 1, 2, .11 1 llllcc 1111111 1 l 1 1 SXX'1lll- 111111Q' C111111 12, 31. 1, FRANCES M1-IIIKER F1':111ces is 11111- 111 1111- 11-w 111-1111lc XYl11'1 111-11011- 111211 1111-re is 1111 111IJ1Ol111lCj' 11kc s111-11cc: s11 wc 111111 11e1' :1 Nwilllilll of few worcls, 1111111111-11 1111- 111-1' 111s- p0s1111111 211111 c11z11'z1C11-r. 5111- is 1111-ssc-11 W1111 c11z11'111 211111 1110 z11Ji111x' 111 please. :11111 1111s 11111' 111-:11'1x' :111- lJl'OVIll. 511111111 CI1111 12111 3 Glcc Clllll 1 1151 3 51-Q111111 Tl'L11lSl11'?I' 11.-X1 5 SCC110Il Social 12611111-1' 13111. 311 ff' I '5 - EU THE NORIVI XX II.H I'.KIIIX.'X NlIl.II:Xl3lzlQii1I'.lQ Billie XXX- all low Billie of thc in-zlclics aiicl crm-am cuniplvximi. Slic has lm-11 a social light at our 1lllClIIlllS. III-1' lnluiiclc beauty has gracccl our g:1tlici'iiigs and lu-i' naive charm has Iiccii a Innm in days uf stress. Ikvclmlngx' Chili 42. .III Social Lcaflcr ISI: ilav 5t'Cl'k'IIll'X' 4 lj' Xrl fluli ll U V -Jw , v,. - - ri Ixullm ii, 1 1 1 I N S N s x cm 5 xx n , x lux xii 1. N i I Sun 2 . UIAJIIU Ilcrc' is um- of thc lwst spurts lll tllc sclinnla- always rvafly tu talic un llll1IK'l'lZlIiIIlQ'5 that l'k'KlllIl'l.' a gm-at flval of IIIHIIQIII. prcparatiuii aml limc. May slic always Inc rcarly tu take mi Iifnfs imclcr- lakings with thc same cntluisiastic spirit that cn- Ilramatic flula ml, 2. 37: Yicc-I'1'L-siclciit of Ili im im Lluli 1313 3 INlIIlCIl'l'QIlI'lCl1 Club II, 2, 33: I'i'c5irIm-nl of IfIllfIL'l Zll'lL'll Club IZIXJ' Sec- A 3 I' airman. Sncial IQUIIIIIIIIICK' ISI -II lSIiI'I IINIC UIIIQZLIT Slim- is quict :mil imliislrimis and an L-Iliciciit xx-mln-1'. .Ima-pliiiiv Cu-upL'1'21lL'S cnlliusiastically. Ilvi' CIlk'l'I'I-III, plcasiiig attiluclc' luwarcl Iici' Icllow- aturlc-nts has maclc lici' K'YK'I'X'H1lL'.S fricml. Sciviicn- fiIllIl 1l.X, 2.XI: Stluliu Lilulr tllijg I lass IATIKICI' 13IIj. -IU THE NORIVI IQ11I1IiIQ'If1 11'NI-III, 013111113111-' 1 I111111111 5 1111-51-111-1- IIIII1' I11- 111-11-1'11-11 111' 111-1' III' 111111111111 1Ill1g'11I 111'1l11i1IlIg', 1-x111'1-55111-. 11 l11'171'1f1l'N 1'111151- 1l114 11111111 1VIIL'Il1'1'1'l' 11 15 I11-11111. S111- 15 111111 111111 g'11111I-111111111-11. I,!1llClll . , - 1 Q 111111 11111 1111 111113 11.113 K1111A1l111' 1-111- 1.11111 1211 KI11511' 8111111 1.11111 12, .112 1'11'1-f 1 1 1'l'1'Nl11t'I11 12, 311 I'11111111 1.1.11. I'IQIS1'II.I..-1 11IQIlIiI-I, I '1'15 11111111 1111 1-111'111I111- 1I15111151111111 1I1l5 I'1'I51 N1'1l'I4 11111311.11 111 11'1'11I' Il f141l11'l1, 5111- 11151 1111111151111 :11f 1111115 11l11NL' 11'I111 1111- 11111111111 1l1'l'. .X1111 1111111 Il 51-1151- 111 l'II1'111I11! .I1151 111111111 111'1' 11111111-. 111- 11111 11II l'1'l1l1'lllI11'I' 111:11 H11-1'1'1'111'I'Il1Q 1111-11 1111' 1'11111111-1':1- 111711 11'Ill'll 111111--111--1 14P V1'1111'1. 11'llN Jl11N1l1l11k'11 I1K'C1,'N' N 51 N . 5111.1 14ll' 1111111-11111111 llQ1l11IN1 11:1111, 11Ill'11 I.Il11' 111 1111- 111-1511115 111. 11111' 111111111111115 I1NN1gV111111'111 gI1'1'l'5. I,I'I5, 111-'11 111155 111111 51111111 111'1'N11Ill1II11. 1911111111 g 1111111 11, 2, .111 Ii111111,'1.Q:11-1l'11 111111 11, 2, .111 511'Il11I11ll1Q,' 111111 12, 151. IIi1I.1 11511111.19 I1'111Il 15 1111 1-x1111111I1- 111 11'11111 1111- 511111-551111 X111- 111111 511111111 5111111-111 5111111111 111-. II1-1 1'11111'111, I11-1' C1151 1llZlIlll1'l'. 111-1 g1'111-111115 5111IIl,' Il1l1'1,' 1111 111-1-11 11551-15 111 111-1' C11III11 111 1111111-. SI11- 15 Il 3111111 5111' 111-111. ll g'11111I 1111111-11-, Il Q-111111 fI'I1'llfIf11'IlZl1 1111111- 15 lli'L'1'SSJlI'1' IDZIIICIII 1 Q 111111 12, .112 I,I'1'5I111'lll 111 IJ11111'111g CI1111 12.111 S11'II1Ill11lIQ' 1111111 12, 313 I'1'1-51111-111 111 S11'1111111111g 1411111 12, 51: I-Il1'I'1l1'1' 1-11111 1111 51'C1'1'f!ll'1' 111 1,111-11111' 1111111 1 1,11 1 5111111-111 1.111111- K. . , 15 C11 1.111 111155 I,1-11111-1 1 I 1 3 .x55l'1111l11 1,1l1111111111'l' -Q 1511 1 111-5111 15115111-1111111 I1-11111 11, 21. IiI.I-21-1 X1 111 I1IiI'I'IiIQ'I' 1'Il1 111111 Il 1-111-1-11' 5111111-, ll g111111-111111111-11 11lllQ11. :11111 '1 illlfll 111- 1101111-ll1Ilk'S5. 11111' I'111 11115 l'l11I1'IlI'1'11 c . 111-151-If 111 118 11II. .15 Il 1111111151111111-1, 5111' 111111115 g11'1-5 111111111111-, 1llll'I'L'SIlI1Q. :11111 111.1111171113115 111111115 I1111i11115. 111111 115 ll 5111111-111, 5111- 15 Zllllflllg 1111- 111'N1. Ii1ll11L'l'QZlI'1l'll 1.11111 1 1, 2, 31 3 A11l1'1fl111'111' 11111111 121 111 1.111 1411111 111 1111 111111111 1.11111 ....-. :1-- 121111 1.111-11111' 1111111 11I11. -Il E . -A --.Q I L THE NORM C1 1.-X RLES PLQXS KON Charlie C'11z11'111- is :1 vc-1'it:1111c 13:111 Cll1'J1t1.H 1s it any 11'111111c1' hc is iutc-1'Cstc11 in 21l'C1lCl'j' a1111 11111111151- 1'IllJ11f'f 111 11111111 thcsc 111-111s hc is 1111 1111tsta1111111g hgui 'Q :11111 15 k1111w11 hcrc :it SC11Ot'b1 1111 his 1'0- 111:11'14:11111- z1c11ic1'1'111C11ts 111 both. 11111111-1'z'1 t'11111 11, 2. 312 C':111101'z1 11.11111 Svcrc- t:11'1' 11313 t'z11111x1'z1 Ci1l11J Tl'CZlSlll'K'l' 1.2111 Ath- Ictic 1.11111 1 1, 2, 31 3 .'Xl'C11C'l'y Cluh 131. .N NX.-X 1't, DSN 1211 4X1111c 1'1-11 z11111 vim :11111 x'ig'111'1 ,'X1111c 1'z111i:1tcs 1111 11111' mg' mg 511 I 1-. Sho has flll 11111x11z111stih1c supplx' of C11- -xx 211111 1':111 shc- C1ilIlCC. 111111 sing! hYOl1'1'C miss- :1 g'1'cz1t 111-111 if you 1111111 know her. 'i111111i11g C1l11J 1213, 3.-X13 Stuclcut 011111011 131,13 1Jz1111'i11g' Club 11. 2, 315 Xv1CC-1,l'CS1tf1C1lt 121311 1'1'csi111'11t 13131. 1.11.1.1.1XN PUXYIQIQS X11 1-2131-1' spirit. 21 g11111l1y 11111011111 111 pluck. two 11:11'1'1-ls 111 fllll. 111111 Cllg'ZlQ'1l1g 111a1111c1's! C11111- 1111111 111 1111-sc: 111111 Z1 5111111-SXYCC1 smile, Il little 1'11:11'111111g' l11j'S1Cl'5' :11111 you 1121111 1.l11lZlll. 511 'illllllillg' tfluh 13111 1 17:1111'i11g 111111 131, 1,11,1,1.1XN 1'R1ti'1i ,1X11p1-:11':1111'1-s :11'c 111'c1'ix'i11g. 1,i11i:111 has ll sc1'i1111s 1111011 hut wc hztvc lc:11'11c11 that llIlt1l'1'l1l'Zl111 it 1111 sho is liglit-11c:11'tc11. Hcaps 111 S S11 111'1'1'ss, 1.1111:1111 111111 Qi1ll1J 11, 2. 31 3 11160 fhlh fl, 2,31 -42 THE NORM K11i1Q1.1f 1'1QYCli L'11111111'ss, 111111 1111s1'111'1- 111 111-111 illlll 1lllNlL', 111- 11i1'11t1' 111111 11111111111-s. .X g'CI1llL'll1Zlll lllllliK'B 1111 1111is1x Z1 111111 is s1-1'1-1111. '4l11111'r.v1111. 'llhc l1111y i11 this Cll5C is 1111111- 111111-1' 1111111 11111' 11w11 A1L'1'lC. Shc is ll 111111-1 girl with Il 11111111 s111i11: 111111 sw1-ct 1lis1111si1i1111. hlCl'lK' s111-111cs 111111 11111-11 shc 11115 s111111't11i11g' i11111111't11111 111 s111'. .X1'1: 11111 1istC11i11g'? . . y , 1 , l1l1'c 111111 11, 2, .113 11'1-11s111'1'1' 12111. K1,X111C1.1,1f 1'L'1.1,1NS 1'11l1y Xl11h1'111- is giftwl lllflllg 11121111 limbs. Sllk' is wil- ty, 1'i1'111'i1111s. t111c11t1111 111 w1'i1i11g' 111111 ll 111111 c11111s Illlllltill. 11 M11111-llc is 111-1111 11111 will llK'Jll' l1k'l' - 111111 1111114111 with 111111 Nu 1.11111111i1:1 lillllrlll 11. 2, 313 ,X11111fti1' 1.11111 1 11. .'Xl,1iX.1XN1J1iR 1'YZYM,X ,Xlmovc all else, Alex is Zllllllltlflllfl. llc puts 1111 his ciicrgy i11t11 e1'c1'yt11i11g hc 11t1c111pts. 111' is anothcx' 1111 our lmasketlmll stars 111111 is Il 11110 1111- Z1l'Ol1I1Cl athlete. C11111e1'11 Clllll 1111 Athletic C11111 1 1, 21 1 Xvilf- Sity Club 131 3 Varsity liaskn-1111111 121 3 11t'Cli ,llk'll- nis Medalist 121. N 1i'1 1'11i RAS K1 N Nettie is a recruit from .1Zllll2I1CI1 Xllflllill SQI111111. Her p1c'11s:111t 111111111111' i111111c1li11tc11' w1111 l1k'l' Il 1111st friends ZLIIIOIIQ sturlcuts 111161 l.I1Clllfj'. xvllll c1111 111- ccrtain of Nctti1-'s success. History fhih 13:11 3 Swi111111i11g' 13111. -13 THE NORM YIYIAX lQlilJNl.'XX lt ls nnpussihlc to lllt'IlllOl1 Yivizin without inl- niwlizitclx' thinking nf rlnncing. ln protilc, shc i'cst'iiililt's thc fznnuns lnist. 'l'l1t- Ye-ilt-fl Nun. Sho is Il cmnlnnzttiini ul Cahn ptnsc' :intl lllCXl'l1lUSl- ilmlv vnn. vitality :incl pt-lm. She IIIHYCS throngli lift- with it suiigf' llrtncing tflnlr tl, 2, 39. l'.lJX.AX lQlit2lil.Rl,AXX -'1-iii l'Qrlclit-'Vai swvvt girl. Sha' is quit-t :intl 1'0- st'i'x't-il in inznnivi' with :1 sniilc :intl frivnrllx' wurfl lin' :ill wh iv cniiiv llk'l' wzty. XYlit'i't' cnnlrl wc linrl :t ln-ttt-1' clnnn than lfilnzi. withnnt wlimn inn' clztss cnnlil iicvci' liztw lm'n cmliplt-tc? liiliflt-1'g:11'tt-ii tlnh tl, 2, 312 tiltm' Chili 4 l J: l 'NX'k'llHl1ltY x' Clnh 1 771 llnncing tlnh 13p 1 Swim- .. 5- .- nnng tlnh ull: Klnsit' Stnfly tflnli ill. l'i':n't1t':1l l-QIJXYXIQIJ lQliL l'lllilQ --1-iii . :n'tistit'. XXX- flu nut ultcn tintl thcsc twin tugt-tlit-1' lint lil cmnlminc-s thcln. llc' is :1 inznvt-l :tt tht' niwlrling lit-iicli, :intl wc ziclinm- his wnrli :intl his cli:n':1t'tt'r. t:nnt-rn tlnlm tl. 2, .ill llziskvtlmnll il, 2. Xl. llliXlQ l Ii'l l'.N Rt7lzNl3l'.t lx X tricntllx' fricncl with plcntx' of frit-nrls. llt-nrit-ttzi is mfvt-r cuntciit nnlcss slit' is inztlc- ing utlivi' pvuplt- liznmlw. She is optimistic tri thi- nth tl t-g'i'w. lmnlciiig :it thc hright siflc nf things st-4-ni, tn ln- hm' lmlilw. l,0t's liopc it will :ilw:l'x's lu' sul lJ:nit'ing' t'lnh tl. 271 Swinnning flnh ill: l'sxt'linlfw'x' Clnlm 4353 Scicncc t'lnh t2l. .v 5' -H THE NORIVI 1.1115141156 A'1.11 NU . . . . I1'II 11111 I1-1-1 11I111' 'N1'1' 1,lP1N. 5111'N 1111111111 111 11111'1'I' 11111 1111. 1111011 .11111 111-1 111117111 11-11 1,111N. S111-'5 Hlll'1' 111 I11I11i1' '11111 11I1lllJ11'1'. 11111111 11111 111-1-11 111-111 11511 1,1115. 5111- 11 1111 111'l' 11'1'1'1 111'N1 111 1155151 11111. 11111 1111151 111 1111, 11111111 11111 111-1'1I :1 511111-1'1'. 1111'1111I1- 1I'11'I111, g11 111 1.11111 111111 1I1111'1- 14111.11 111111 111'1'. . V . 7 , . . IJ11111'111g 111111 11, 2,113 1X11111l'1.g111'1l'11 111111 11, 1 1 ..., 1 11 1 '11I'1'Il5l11'1'I' 111. 1i1Il111'1'QIlI'11'II 1211111 1-11 Z M11511' 8111111 1.11111 1 111 S1-1111111 '11I'1'1lNI1l'1'1' 1.1111 1 SXY1lI1I1l1llQ 11411111 12, 31. I1Ii.X'I'IQI1'1i IQ1 111111111111 11111 11111' 11111' 11111.11 111111 111'11 11111111l1ll'11. 11111 H 1 111'1' W1-111111 111 111195 111-51 11115. 1111Il11IlQ' 11111 111'1' N1211'11ll11'1111 11'I1l'l11I1Q 111 ll Cl'11NV11 111 QII'1S 111111 111115. S1'11'I11'1' 111111 1 1111 3 1X1ZlI'111l11'111' 1.11111 12, 111 1 1'II11'-X1'1511111l 11.11 1. 1 1 ICN 11 Y 111 1'I'11F1'I'IiIN Hen X 51111111-1l'S11l1I111'1.1 .X 2111111 50111111111 11111115- 11-1111151 111'l1l'1' 11218 1I11' C51L'l'111 111. 1111 1115 C12155' 111111 11111 1'5. 111111 111 11111 1111111111114 111L'l1 111 1111- S1.1111l11. A l1'Y w111 111- 1'1-1111-111I11'1'1'11 1-111' 1115 1'Il1Il1 1115111151- 3 111111 111111 c111151111'1':1111111 11l1' H1111'I'b. 1Y'ZlI111'l'Zl 1.111111 51111111 1,1'Il111'I' 1213 111155 1,1'II11' 1'l' 1 .1 1. ,111I1N F1.XI,IfIQ N11 S111 .X 5111i1111g. 111111l11'. 11I1111111N11L' 11-I111w. II1' 11115 Il 11011. 1111-111111' 1'1111'1' 111111 15 Il 111-II-11111-11 S1l1Q1'I'. 51111111 111 51111111.12 11111 111g 111- I11-:11'1 111111'5 11111' 11811111 I1115I11'111:111 A1Zl11ZlQ'1'1' 1.113 X'111'5111' 1111111 S1-1'1'1-1 11111' 1.111 1IlI111'I'2l 111111: 11I1iIlILf 1711111 1113 111151 1111111111 111111 1.11. -I5 .-.pf 4 THE NORM l'lfTlfR S.-XYINO l'ete'l l'ete is iuterestecl cbielly iu pllotugrapliy. His n-lc iu lbe C-IIINCTII Club is uutstzuiflilig. One of ' must prnpulzu' men, Pete is always 11 favorite , uufl is often culled upon to do his lnl. . . J I . X Cl lllllklll Klub sl. ... 39: I resifleut ull: Ath- .A ., vemtimi 12, 31 1 llzisebull 'llezuu 12, 3 l. Lfl l IQISTI Nli SIIROIQDICR Cliris Q'lu'is bus been ll clzlssmate :mal friend for 'ee yn-:u's. XX? lmve rliscm'e1'ecl 21 Cliariuiug per- uulity. Il goocl sport. zuicl rm excellent stucleut. -1' bubby is ilzuieiug zmcl she excels iu it. .Xrt Club 4 llij g llzuiciug Club CIA, 25 1 Secre- 2 Q3 ,e 'ctiou Lezuler 43.-U3 Corre- mul ing' Seeretziry l2l2Jg Section Trezisurer Kl,fXlQGlfliRlTl9I SIIICDD 'lull :lull Illll'11CllX'l'7lllL' sporting tvpel luler- ' eil ui luu :null lrulic. but can be serious. lt IS i llXYIll'5 !llK'll5Illll to llezu' liel' luvely voice. Cues in Il fi fur :umnuubile i'ifliug, etc. fl f 4 vim iwilli- 11. :mg .-Xtbletic 01111, may N e il lM':uu:u1e l lub 4l,'X J 3 filee C lub KJQX, 3l. 905 llIipX'l'lQlL'lf SIICCQICNIDUIQI9 Smal If tba- girl that equi smile is the girl wurtli- ilv, tba-u Sigfffs value czuulot be ux'e1'-est11u:it- ': llk'l' infectious N s illuuuuzuecl the bluekest ol clzlys. PN llllllflllg Klub llyg l7l'illllI1llC Club 4.255 l'sy- ulugy Club QSIMQ lforum f3:Xj. 40 THE NORIVI ISIIATRICIC SINGER Bee Been radiates good fellowship--also good sense. She is ever ready to help-and is alwzivs on hand for a good time. li you know Hee, you are lucky. lf you call her your friend, well, von Couldn't be much more fortunate. Marionette Guild il, 2, 353 Secretary ll.-X, ZBDQ President t2.'Xlg Library Council 42, 31 1 President 433: Student Council 12.-X, 315 Sec- tion Leader 1251 Social Committee 137. ELIZABETH SLACK Lib Lib is most interested in Science and Art Qthat is. while in schoolj. Outside, her interests are varied-sports, dancing. and social at't'airs oc- cupy her leisure hours. She is an ardent advo- cate of all that suggests a good time. Science Club QIA, 2Aj: Studio Club 4213, 35. JOSEPHINE SORIANO an-Ion -lo is a person who never loses her temper. She has a sunny disposition and a love of humor. Always calm and placid, she is an excellent friend. Athletic Association C IBH 3 Marionette Guild LZJ 3 Norms Theater Guild CID. .-XDEL.-XIDE STEFFIZNS Carefree and gay, l love to while the hours away. Adelaide is one of those happy-go-lucky peo- ple whom nothing seems to worry. Her good- sportsmanship and fun-loving disposition do much to make her popular. Glee Club Cl, 2, Sj. 47 THE NORM 1Q1 1'11 S'1'1i1X 1,1111-1' 111 111111145 :11111 :1 1'111':1c111115 1'1':111c1'! 1111111 111111111 111'1111:11111' 11'1'11c :1 11c11' 1'l1lUk of 1iI1OX'1'1t'11Ql'. XX 1- :11'1- 1-x111'1'1111g 111 sm- 111'1' Illlllll' :1s :11111101' 111 :111 1'.111'1'1'11 11lL'K11Z1. 1111-v 1 11111 1 1 11 811111111 C-11111 1211 Science C11111 1.11, 1.l'CY Sl'I311'1'1C11 1.111'1' 11:1s 111111 11111 111111-ct 111' c111'1' 111 C1:1SS- 111.1115 h11.111s1- 111 111-1' clzusic 111-111111-. S110 is g1':1c1' 1111-11' 11'111-11 11 1-111111's 111 11:11'-j1111111i11g. XY11:111-1'c1' 1 N11l' 11111,-N, 11'111 111' :1 s111'1'1'ss. 11C1'1- 5 1llC1i 111 111'r. 1111-Q 1.11111 1 11111 1J1':1111:1tic 1111111 121313 1Dl111C- mg' 1 11111 13.X1 1 51-0111111 1 1'1':1s111'c1' 1 1111 3 1.1h1':11'1' 1'1111111'i1 1 1, 2. 511 S1'i1'11c1- Cfluh 1Z.X1. 3111111 1,X1Q1i'1' SL'1.1,1X'.'XN ,, I Rig.. 11115 1:111ff111111f 11111c-1-11111 11111 11:1s 1710110 ll1l1C11 to PN M' , 5 111Zl1il' 1l1l' 1l1'1Q11lUl' :11111 11111112 C11k'l'l'fl11 for hvr 11'11'I1I1h. S111' is :1111':11's 11'111i11g 111 11'1111 :1 11011111111 11111111 111 :1111' 11111-. 1'1-g 11115 1'111111:11'1'11 1lC1'Sl'1f 10 111 :111. 811111111 1.1-:1111'1' 1 1. 21 1 S111'i:11 1.1':1111'1' 131 1 N1:11'111111'111- 11111111 '111'1-:1s111'1'1' 1211 15111-11111 Svcrc- 1:11'11 1311 11Ill1l'111Q' 111111 11 1. ICIJXYIN SXYHNSUN --1111 11 1'1-111' 11111- 11'111111' :11111 :111 :1h11' 11':1111'1', 1'.11 has :1111':11w 1:11 il'11 :111 :11'l11'1- 11:11't 111 s11111c11l :111':1i1's. 1115 11111N1f1l' :11'111'1111-N :11'1' 11l2lI1Y :11111 1':11'11'11 -hus- k1-1h:111, l11'111111111L'5, 1'11'. 111- is 11111- 111' 1111- 11111s1 lP1.11111111l'11t l111'1l11ll'I'S 111 11111' class. 1111x141-1111111 '1'1':1111 11, 2, 313 flaws 1'1'1's111c111 1111 S1-11111111 1.1-:1111'1' 111: X'IlI'S1lj' 1111111 1'rcai- 111.111 1311 ,X1'1'111-11' 11111111 1111110110 .1Xss11ci:11i1111 11 ' 31 X1 11111111111 111 I'11s111111t 171 , .., 1 1'y1'1'1111111g JN 3 ucv- ' 3 r .. 3 1 1 111111 111':1111:1111' 111111. THE NORM Twinkling eyes rcllccl licr pwsuiizility. lfvcij' H0011 POIIQ' is enjoyed by ull. Glcc Club 1l, 2, 31: 'l2I'L'ZlSl1l'Cl' 1393 liiuilcr- Zlfle SI Club 12Bi 3 Scctiun 'l2l'CllSlll'L'l' 127. l.ui'cttv is Il girl zuiyuiu' will livin-lit by lciiuw' ing. sincere, :incl willing tu lu-lp liglitcn ai liiiiwli-ii iii' make Zl task vzisicr. lin 1 l, 2, 313 Glu- Club 1133 lhuicing Club 12, 313 Scicncc Club 13liJ 3 Section 'l2l'L'Zl5lll'C1' 13,X 1. if jfxuiii' 'rHo14N'i'UN finds Yet in the gyiii batting thc ping- ball ciicrgcticzilly. Hcr luiuiur is subtlc zuiil n Club 1l, 2, 313 'llrczisiircr 1213 llziiiciiig l.CJlQl'.l lqX I ll'.liNl'.X ulJ1lI'L'llL'H Slim is unc wliu is eziriicst. cuiiscic-iitiuiis. iilcrg'zii'tc11 Club 11, 2, 311 l,llll'1lI'j' lliuncil 2 'f NIARI1 DX XQXN l.lil'X'liN A l.1iu's hlllllt' is going' tu iiizilcc lic-r ti-:icliiiig czisy, fbr it will cziiitivzitc lim' ii I s 1 i t . .1 A, tivzitccl :ill ut us. lt is :in zicciirziti- iumlcx, lub, of licr giiml spiwisiiiziiisliiii. Klan' lll'l' sliill in piiig'-poiig' czirri' uvvi' intu ull slim mlm-s, lluuil luck! Kiiiclci'gzii'lvii Club 1l. 2, AQQ lilcc Club 1l, '7 2, 321: Yzirsity lizislcvtbzill Squziil 1ll3, 2liJ. 1 'I Rlllikkl X111 ilxl. .X :uirl gimclilnit nut Um guml. Quint, iiiuili-si :iuil with cxpwsscfl by lici' suit iwiiwls. Shi- is nm suli-iiin nur clignilivrl. :inrl :ill wliii lciimi' licr zuluiiri- lin-r. l.ibi'z1rx' Uniiicil 1 l, 2, 31 3 X'lCL l,l'l'sl1ll'lll ' 12.iU: Sccliiiu 'l'i'1-zisiiiwi' 11. 2, 31 3 Mlm- Club 1 21 1 Scif-ncc Club 131 3 ,l2l'L'ZlSlll'L'l' 1 SAX 1. . silc-ut, sux-ct, iwczicc-liiviiig' iiiziifl. l'li-zisziiii Z1 sunny ilispusitioii. Hvr spirit is ziilinirzibli 411 THE NORIV1 1:1115 XY.-X1.1.1X11 11111111s111111- 111111 1111111111111 111211111111 is 11 11' 110111 1 C11111'111l'1- 111 1111- f1111' sc-x. 111- gets Il grc-111 111-111 of 11111 11111 111 1111- 111111 11111-s 1111 111- C1111 111 11111141- 1l11l1'l's 1111111111 111- 11115 Il 11ig11 s1-11s1- 111 j11s1iC1- 11'11i1'11 is 111-11-11 011111-11 11111111 111 s1-1111- I11'Qll111L'l11S. 11l'2l1111l11k' 111111 1 1, 2. .112 1111sk1-1111111 11. 2. .111 .X11111-111'1'11111 11,.2..11j Y11rsi11' 1-11111 13111 S11C1!l1 1.1'11111'1' 1.1 1. li1.1Z.'X 1115111 XY.-X1.T1iR9 H111-111 ' .X 111111111111 111'11s11 .X C11-11-r 111111111 .-X11 exccl- 11-111 1Zl11'111l11C1'I'1 .X 1 1.1'1l'l1111 .-X11 11111 1177 11111 .-X1111 1111111.11 1111-111is- Zlll :111111i1'111111- 111llS11. w11i1'11. 11s 111-111' wc-11 k11011's, is 11111 11111'111's Cl111X'Q'111L'1l1. 11111-s 1111 1111-111 girl 1111s- sc-ss 11111 1111l1'C? S1vi111111i11g' 1111111 11. 2. 31: 1J1l1lC111Q 6.11111 11. : cc--1'1'1-si111-111 of Art CI1111 21: .-X11 1.11111 1.11 X1 1.11, 3111 Q'111,1f XY.-11111 K11'1'1 5111- was 11 s1'11111111', 111111 Il g111111 11110 111 111111. XX11111 111-1' 1!ll1Q111l1g 1-11-s 111111 11l'1' s111-1. swc-1-1 1'11iCC. S1ll' 1-1111 11111 111-111 11111 111- 1111111111111 .X girl. 11111111 1'1111g'1-111111. 1111111111 111- 1111111 111 111111. 1J:1111'i11g 1111111 11, 2, .111 1J11111'i11g 11411111 1'1'11si- 111-111 13,111 511'1111111i11g' 1.111111 1.2. .112 11111111-1'g11r 11-11 1.11111 1 1. 2, .11Q 1Q11l111'1'g2l1'1l'11 Q-11111 1'1'1-si111-111 12111 I 51-1'1i1111 Sl1K'11l1 1.1-11111-1' 1.2.-X 1 1 5111111-111 I '1 I 1111111111 1.11X 1. N111QN1.X Wlil X511-I1 N 11 is Il gi1'1 1i111- X11111111 111111 11111111's 1111- NI11'l11111 Sl'1Illl11 111 111- 111111111 111- its N1l1f1l'll1 11111111 5111- is 1'1-s1-1'1'1-11 :11111 11ig11i111-11. N11111111 is Il 111111111 111111-- l'1'l'11 1111111111-. .X g111111 N1ll11l'111 111111 Il g111111 s11111'1. Sl'1l'11l'l' 1-11111 11.X. 2, .111 S1-1'1'1-1111'1'-'1'1'1-11s111'1-1' 11.X. .3111 1,i111'111'1' 14111111011 11.X. 2, 311 Swim- l111ll1' 111111 1211. .1-X 1. rs S11 1'1-s 11111si1111- w111'kc1'1 .-'X truc- THE NORIVI Xlil.l.ll-1XX't3t3l.IiY fXellie is 13110 nt mir sweetest girls. Slit- is re- serveil, ret jullv, excellent iii lier stiulies :tml :ies tive in sueizil zittziirs. She is tiriii iii lier euiirit- llUI1S limit :ilwziys willing t13 einieeile ziiiutlier liis ptiiiit uf viewl l.iter:irr C luli 1 l 3 1 t :imc-rzi Chili 12. 33 1 St'CI'L tzirr 12H3 3 l.ll3I'I1l'Y tmiiieil 1 l. 2. 33 1 Seieiiee emi, 13113. ' 13I .t LX Z.'XXX'.Xl JSKI AX visum tziir Is Olga, with f r'ix' eres lii-lit hc, -,, 5 liruwii liziir. wiiiiiiiig' smile, :incl stimiy temper. She is zi diligent worker: :ilwziys tr:iii13iiil :mtl helpful. XXX' liiilrl lier iii liigli esteem. Stutliu Liluli 12ll3 1 Science Liliili 12.X 3 3 Yiee- Vresifleiit 12l33 3 Seetiuii 'l'rezisurer 12.X 3, 315 3. MARIIQ ZIZIIJLICR Marie is very stucliuus zmfl :i great rezuler. Slie cloes :ill her work well liut lllZll'lZlU'k'S to tiiifl time h for play. .-Xml slie clues kiiuw how to play. F-lie's zi great spurt, zmtl plenty of fun. l.iln'ziry Luiiiieil 1 l, 2, 33 3 X tee-l'resi1leiit 2ll3 3 Secretary 12.'X3 3 tilee Cluli 1 l. 2l33 3 llziiie- iiig' Ciluli 12.'X3 3 Klzirimiette tiuiltl 133 3 lx'1'fl1'1'- im' Stall' 133 1 'Yezir Bowl: Shift 13 3. lll'.l.l'.X l3l,XKl13Xl3 lleleii is :L girl we :ill try tu eiiiiilzite tlitiiigfi we :ire generally uiisiieeessfiil. Slie is quiet. stezuly, lI1flllSlI'iH'llS. and lim- ltwiiig. XY13ul1l that there were more like her. . , , . l.llll'2ll'f' ftiuiieil il. 2, 33, tilte Cluli 1l3, llriiieiiig' L luli 123 1 l'syeli11l1w'x' L liili 13 3. N. 51 l .1 ,iw 49. 1 'P THE NORM YIOLIZT KAPLAN 4tX'i'Y Yivzlciuiisl Cilllllllllllfllllgl Subtle! All may bu zuipliul to Yi, Her tastes arc smuewlmt x':u'in-11: zmcicnt. as tu satire: iiiuilcrnistic, as In :u't. Yi is intriguing. SWllllllllllg,f Club 121 3 Orchestra 123 1 Psychol- ugy Club 1.2.-X J 1 Science Club 121 3 Literary Club 1 7lll l..Xl RQX l'.X ARS Xlith cx'ui'y nga' zuirl QCl1Cl'Z1llUll is li1u'n one who 11111111 vzlclics IlR'I'l-Ufllilll. lt has bccu our guml fm'- Iuui- 111 lizivc- in our mirlst such :ui iurliviclual- l.Zlll1'Zl l'lY2lllS. Sha' has lcrl us in thc L'Illl1l.Clly uf Cllillflllllll of Illiillf' cruuiuillccs :uul :la uui' Svctiuu l .1-:ull-11 till-c Klub 1l. 2, 313 'lil'C1lSlll'Cl' Ill- Iilcc Club 1 l I 1 flaws l.1-zulcl' 1 l J. All JI I N NIIICIJICRIQX H-llllllllllfu Llwhu ix unc- ul' our ftnrs in lmxxslwllmzxll. llc s :ul 1-:lx-1-giiiiig' clizip. zilwziys lfinlqiug 1111 thc bright Nllll' 111' things. Quicl. 1ii11ibt1'iisix'c :mel fi'i1'mlly with Jill. llul just im-utiim :uhlc-tics 1hcu hv'll llllli. .XI'L'lIk'l'-X' Club 12. 313 llziwlcvllizill fillllllllll 1332 , . . . . 7 -, Xziiwily 1 lub 131: lJi'zuu:uic Club 1l. -. M. XIl1'Il,XlCl.l Il.l.ll'UNIi Klikn ' Xll lux w-wlc. iu claus zuifl mul. is :ilnmw thc 1lYK'l'IlQl', lla' is il guy' lIlL'IlllPL'l' iii' :my Qfibllli :Incl 4ll'lk'lI K'llll'l'l1lllIN thc ra-si. lluiummrmuis, lilcczlblc. lu- lx 'ilxvixx ll'X'lll ' 111 :ml llllll'l'5. l'Yl'll Wllvll ll . .' A , uu-:uix xlupiiiiig' lux mvu wurlc. lziiiufi-gi 1 lub 1l, 2, 313 llzlsn-bull lczuu 1 l l ' ll:1NlQ1'1l1:1ll 1 l 1 1 .Xtlllvliv .Xss1vCi:1li1u1 'lil'1':1s11I'1'l' 1lI. P THE NORM ,,.,- ,.., Xl.Xl'. lxlly5l ll X1:11-is:1g:11111-111111-1 1lIlllI1Nl1l1'1'1'1' 1-1-ll'111l. Xlll' N , X1' 1'11' W11at Senior A 3 Thinks About Marriage and Divorce 1111114 sI111l1'111s of Sl'lll4P1' XS, 1'o111111o11ly l4L'4Q'Zll'4lk'1l IIN :1 1':11111'1' 111s111111g1':11111l group. 1'1-y1':11 1111-111s1-ly'1's 1o 111' 1111111' 11I1l'Q1'!11L'll 111 111111' 11o11s1-1'y':111y1- 1'1'11111's 111 1l11' f4l11flXY11lQ l11ll'N1l11ll51 NUKN . ' . .--'. . ... .1 Qigf' 1. llo you 1111'11'1 111.1111.1g1- 111 .1 1.11111'1. ........................ . 1-.. 1 . . . . . .. VIN, 9 Xxlllllll you 1111111- l11ll1'l'1ZlQL' ll1'N1 111 cuss ol Cfl11ll1k'1f ............................ 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The .'X11111121l l'11111'1'11t11111 :11 .111 11111K 1 111 always 1121s 1111 its 11I'11gl'2lI11S Zl g1111111'1111s 1'11111'11s1'11121111111 111' 11111' l11'11llll 1 111 N 111 1110111 a111'1111 1121111 j'C2lI' 211111 11121111 11211'1- 2111121112111111 1111 1111- 11r11gr21111x. 1111 11111 1111 11111111111 .11 1111111l1cr 111 NL'X1'11l'1i 11111111111 112111 1111121111011 11ll'1l' 111-g 2 2 are 1J1ll'S111l1g' their sturlics 111 1-x11'11s11111 111111 Slll111llL'l' 1'11111w1's. .X11X'I11lC1 N come Carly 111 111r1111'1' l119lI1lJ1'l'S 111 11111 s11111c11t 11111111 l.2111'1'1-11111 XY11lClIll1 S ll rising 1111111111211 111 New 1l1'0X'1flL'l1Ct' 211111 lccturcr 1111 Xv1Sll1l1 l11s11'11ct11111 1111 11 IIIQ lllllll 111 111111 N ffers 1ix11'11s11111 211111 Sl11111llL'l' 5111111113 1:1'Z1l'1li I:1fl1.11., S11111'1'1'i! 1' 1 'i11 h 11111111 111 111111 De 11111, 111g 1112111 111 z11111ct1cs 111 11211111-1113 MQ11121 C-l1Zl1l1l1l'1', l1l'1111I1Q -2 ' 16rd011 1101111111 Gc11rgc 11. 1Yl111c, 511111-r1'1s111g 1'11'11lC111Il1Q Klilfj' .X. ,111 Cipal 111 1111- 111-11' '1'cc1111iC211 High Sfllllfll 1111' Girls 111 l11'11111:11'113 1511111 1111 1 111 1 1 111111 51141111111 11111 1111 N1 1I'l charge 111 Y11c21t11211121 A121111 h211'c 11121110 1 11116 211110 111 111- L111111111' '91 .'1' ' :-' bl 1 Braun, 13I'1l1C111!l1 111 1Y111111l11'111g'e: T111111121s Hardy, 151'1l1L'1111l1 111 xx'fl11111g11l11 1a11111s f111' t111'111s1v11'11s 1111151110 111 1111- 11':11'11i11g 11 111 1111 11111111 1 ll ll CXZlI1l131C, 1ic111'21r11 1'21tt1111 who is 111 11111 Y11c21t11111211 511111111 111 C 1' ticing law 211 night 21111 1 1111 s11l111111 1111111121181 14l'ZlI1CCS Alilllllll is 1V1'l1 li 1 S010 C1ZlIlCC1' 111 New Yurkg 1i11z21l111t11 131cwit1 is n 11Z'l1'111S1 111 11111111 -111111 11 1?1OI'CI'1CC 15111111011 211111 have 2111 112111 Ncw York They 211'c 21c1i1'1f as tions duringf thc sc1111111 Gc1't1'1111c C'2111t11r 111111111111-11 1111-11' 5111111 111 51111 Zl131JCf11'Z1.11CCS. 2111 11rg2111iz21ti1111 211111 as 1111111'i1111211s. 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R 1211'g:11'1'1 Sl1:111'Q1-1 '1'rc21s111'111' ............... ...........,.. R 111111111 1411151111 Assistant '1iI'CZlSLll'C1' .. .... lf11-2111111' S1'l1:111z111111211'11 Rcc1211'11111g SCCl'CtZ1l'1' ...... .............. 1 '111Z1l11L'1ll 1111-11111 C111'1'1fs11111111111g 9cc1'1'1211'1' .... ..... K 115. 1,i1l12111 .1ZlClll11 ,xllk 1115111112111 ........................ .................... S 211110 1,111s1111 55 THE NORM 1-Iere Are Some of the Questions Men From Ninetyfflve Colleges Answered for Us l llff 11111 l'f'l'l' 11-z'1111l 11 1f11'l l11'1'1111.v1' ,vl11' 1.1 1'111'1'l1'x.v 11l11111l 1l1'1'.1'.v.' 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S111111- wi1l1 S1-v1-1'11l s111111ix'isi1111s 111111 11111' 11111 111111' Illl5NYl'1'l'11 l1111SL'. 11111 ll 11-xv 11111-sti1111s 111- 1111-ir 11w11 111-si1l1-5. 11111 1111-1' 1li1111'1 Ilg1'1'1' 1111 l'X'l'1'f'l111l1g'. N111 111' Il lllllg 511111. 11111 - wl111l1- 1-1'1l1l'l'll11j' 1-x11r1-ss1-11 :1 111-1'i1l1-11 1lis111s11- 1111' 111-rcts 111111 S111-1l1li11g 1-III' 1'11111s. 11111 lllllylll' 1111-1' 111111 11 g11111l l'l'!lSll11. .-X1111 Zll11ll.1l1'l' 011111111-1' 1'111111- 11111 1-11 11111ss1- 111 1111111' 111 21 s111-1-i111 111-r1111111-. l'11ssi111v 1111 1-V1-11 111-111-r I't'IlS11l1. 'l'11 1- 511lll11l'1'1l 1111vs 11111- '1-111 s1111r1--111111 sw1-1-13 i11 1111- 311111110 XY1-st 111111 1111 the W1-st 1'11:1s1 21 1111-11111111 111-igl11 was 1l1'l'l-l'l'l'K'f1I 111 1111- 1'12lS1, 1lZl1'llCll1Zll'1y X1-w York. 1111- 11111 girls g1-ts :1 lll'1'111i. '1i4Jl1l1 11gllI'l'S gix'1- 1111- I1v1--11-1-1-1w111-1' 1111- 1-11g1-3 forty 111-r- 1'1-111 1-1111-1I 1111' 111-rg 1l1ir11'-11x'1- 111-r 1'1-111 1111' 1111- 1111-11i11111 211111 1w1-111y-1ix'1- 1111' 1110 11111 girl Jxllfl 111'l'C'S 2111 1ll1t'l'1'S111lg,f 1-x1111111l1- 111 s11111111-1'11 gilllilllifj' 11s w1-11 as 111111011 to l11l' 1Ill1l'I'-1111111-11l'1lll12ll'j' girl 111 g11 Sllutll. ,-X11l11111gl1 1111- S11lll11l'I'll g1-11111-111011 vote l1ll'C'l' 111 11111- 111 11lX'111' 111 girls 111111 11111111 l'k'2lC11 111 1111-ir sl1111111l1-r, 1-x11C11y 111111 111 1lll'11I xvfllllfl 111- willing 111 lll2ll'I'j' Il girl 111111-1' 1111111 1111-111s1-lv1-s. Ninety-tw11 1Jl'1' cent 111 1111- VVl'S11'l'll 11711 1111-11 s11i1l Nu 111 1111111 111111-s: SC'X'C1lly-l111'l'L' 111-r 1'1-111 111 1111' 1':1s11'r11 l111ys 11111111-11 11. 'i111-'11 111111- 111 111- s111111- l1ig. 1.111 six 11-1-1 1l1r1-1- 111ys1-11, was 11111- 1'11111'11'011s l'1'1l1l'1. 511 THE NORIVI u'111l1'1' 111111'1 1111111 '1-111 111:11 11111. ll12ll'g'1llL'11 1111111111-1' 51x 1111111-11 1 11111111 11l1111i 511, 11111 11 111111111 1111 111-111-1111, I'1'I1l2ll'1i1'11 1l111l111K'1. 11i51'1'1-1-111. ,. , . . . 1111-11 1111-1'1-5 1111- 11111-5111111 111 1111l5l' 11-11' 11111111115 111:11 l11Il1il' :111 1111' 111111-1'1-1111 111-111-0011 Il 111111511 1ig'111'1- 111111 Z1 1Zl11'11 1111111111 11111-. 1'1-1'11:1115 1111- 5'K'f11'N 11g'11 1111- 1l11NkY1'1's 11-1111111 h111'1- 111-1-11 f1111.1'I'L'llT 111111 1111- 1'11111-gc 111115 111'1- 11111i11g 111 11111' 11'i1h 1111- 51111-5. 11111 111111111- 11'1- 11'1-1'1- 11'1'1111g 11-111-11 11'1- 111-111 1111 :111 K'1g1111'K'11'f111Y 111l'1 1'X'1'1'1 ll111l'1. 1111111111-1-1'1-11 1111-11. 131-1':11151- 1111-1 11111- '1-111 1111111111. X111 -11151 1111-11i11111. 11111 I-1-111111 1111111111. rl-111' 511111111-1'11 111115 :1g11i11 11111511-1' 1111 1111- 11gllI'1'5. '1'111-1'1- 11'1-1'1- N1'X'1'l111 111-1' 1-1-111 111' 1111-111 1111 1111- 51111' 111 l'1-111i11i111- 1-11111-5: 5ix11-I11'1- 111-1' 1-1-111 411- 1111- 11'1-511-1'11 N1l1111'll1N 11111-11 1111 with 1111-1111 1111' 1'f1151 11:15 Il 1'11151-1' 111111111 11-1111 11111-1111 111-1' 1-1-111 1'111i11g 1-II1' 1111111111111-55. 11111' 111111'gi11111 111111- 1111111111111'1-11 111:11 i1'5 11'1'i11-1' 111511111-5, H12l11, 1111111111 gi1'15 :11111 5h111'1. 111111 gi1'15. 1 111iR' 11I'lll11'11L'5, 511111'1, 1111111111 111111 51111111-113 k'1'k'L'1, 111'ig111 111111 111111111 11111ki11g. .XIII1 1111111111-1': 1 111'1-11-1' 111'11111-111-5. 1111-1151111-'11' 1111111111, 111111 XY1111 Il 5111-1-1 11i511115i111111, P- . .11111 1111 1111-1 11111i1-1- XY1ll111'l1'S 1-1111111-5? 1,11 1111-11 '11111' 11111 1'1iQh1'- 111:11 11-111111-11 1'1-11111' 111'1-55 111111' 1111' 111111-1' XX'1lI11l'11 Q111-5 111111 1111- 11i51'111'11 111' i1 5111111111. U1111' 11111- 41111111 1111- 11'111111- gl'11ll1l 511111 111- 1'1-1111-111111-1'1-11 11111h111g 111111111 1111- 11:11 I1 g11'1 11'Zl5111'1'551'11 11-111-11 11'1- 11111 i1 111 1111-111. 1111- gm-111 111111111111 511111 1111-1 1'1-1111-111111-1'1-11 5111111-1h111g 111111111 1111- 1'115111111.- 111 11111 girl 11'h1'1 !l11l'I1C1C11 1111-111, 11:11'11Q111111'11 11 S111' 11:15 1-11111-1' 11111151111111 11'1-11 1111-551-11 111' 1'1-1'1 111111111 1111-551-11. ,X1111 111111111 1111-1111 1ll'1' 1-1-111 l'1'll11'l111ll'l'1'11 Il g1'1-111 111-111. N1-'1111' :1111'111'5, 1111-1' 11111111111-11 11 11115 1111- 11111 11115 11115 511'iki111-'11 11-1-11 1111-551-11 1 ' -. r . 5 . ,. B- 11'111-1 gut 1111- 11111111 11111. 0111- 11111111111-11 1115 511lTL'1ll1'Il1 111 5111-111g 5111- 1111151 11111 111- g1111111 1 11111-11he1' 511111, Xu, Il 31111111 11Zll1CCl',H 111111 51111 1111111111-1' 11151511-11 111111 11111c1' 11111111111-5 C111111- 111151. T111-11 we 115k1-11: 111111'1- 11111 1-1'1-1' l1L'Q'11'C1L'11 111' 111111111-11 ll girl, 111111111 11111 1'11111-1'11'i51- might 111111- 1ikQ11, 511111111 1111111151- 5111- 11-115 C1111-11-55 111111111 111-1' 111'1-557' .XIII1 1111- 1111511-1-1' 15. 11-5 111 1111113 11111 111 11-11 C1151-5. Cz11'c1c55 g1'1111111111g' 11115 Q1-1151111-11 1111 1111- 11-111 111l'11llQ11 1111' 111111'gi11111 1-111111111-1115. Lace 5111,111'i11g' 111-11111' Z1 1111-55. 1'1111111111'11 111-1-15, 5111cki11g'5 11'i111 51-111115 :15k1-113 111-111111111 c111111Q551c5,i:11111 111115111-1' 1151-1-1-11 1:11'k 111 C11-a111i11c55 11'1-1'1- 1111-111111111-11. 1 .-11111 t11L'y IlI'C 1111i11- 1-11115111-1k1-11 111111111 11. 1X11l1'L' 1111111 11111-1--1111111115 511111 1111-1 w011111 11-Q1 11163-' 111111 il right 111 c1'i1ici51- 1111-11' 1111111101-1-5' 11151111111-5. 1'1YL'l1 1111- 111611 at SOU.111C1'11 C0111-g1-5-1111 11g111'1-5 11-1-rc eight 111 111-11 1111' 11'1111k111-55. 11-ith fl 11111' 511f1e11i11g thcir 511111-1111-1115 11'i111: H111 Z1 QCIICTH1 11111, 11-5. UYC5, 11111 11 1111151 11C 110111- 11i1'1111111a1iQ11111. 111111 1-1'1-11 1111-11 11 might 1111 1111 11111111. 111111 111111111011 No criticism. 511151 511,Q'g1-51 1111 likes. There 11'1-1'1- Z1 11-11' 11-1111 11'1-rc C1-r111i11 it 11'111111111'1 111- 111-C1-55111'1' 111 1-1'i1i1-150. T11L'5' 111111111111 pick 111211 ki1111 of 111131161-1-. 1 For i115ta11c1-2 1f I 11-11 11 l1C'CC'SSZl1'y 111 c1'i1i1-150 Z1 gi1'1'5 111055 1 1Jl'01l1l1J11 111111111 11111 111- 1-11gag1-11 111 111-r. 1 would 1'1-51-1'1'1- 1111 1111111111115 31111 C1-11111111-1115 111'1'1'lZ113S 115 111 1111- 11-1-n1'i11g 111 I1 f:11'ori11- 11r1-55 1111' Z1 1-1-1'111i11 oC1'115i1111, 1-tc. A1111 111101111-r 11151511-11 111111 U'1i11L' girl 1 111a1'r1 11'1111'1 111-1-11 11111' c1'11i1'i5111. 1Vhen it comes 10 co111r5 1111-5e college men k1111w 11-11:11 11161 like 111111 11r1- 1-ocifcrous 111111111 11-11111 they 1101111 like. 1C0l1,1.ll1fl1fi 1111 fmyv 731 57 THE NORM 1 ' Ns X 1 K HX 1 A551 1 1 - 1 I rs ,I ESX? . ill .X it . 'f Rx' -1 x X'-fr 5 X, , xii? WU , X it ld lt' e 'pill l l ll A fi V r N li 1 1, 1 FQ' ' l ' Yi '1 u?1.7 .f W 1 i N a . -yum, 443 Senior B Class FR ICS H MA N YEAR l'iClJI'l12lI'f' 5, 1930 was our lied l.etter llayuhthe day we entered the por- tals of dear old Newark Normal as full fledged nienihers of the school. Wie were outstanding not only lmeeause we were freshmen hut heeattse we had the dis- tinction of lit-ing the smallest elass i11 the history ot the sehool. XVC were shy and strange until our lirst formal introduction to the school-the lTI'CSl'll'l1Zll1 A 'XXX-leoitie l'arty. l':YClllll2lllf' we learned to lind elass l'UHlllS Zlltfl to know the faculty. Some of IIS lllCl our XYaterloo when we took the examinations i11 june. Then :1 much needed vacation came. ,IUNIOR YI-LXR Ready were we for the second year's work which was much harder of CU1ll'SC. Hut tl1e11 again, reiuetnlier, we were superior to the lfreslmieii-though still in awe of Seniors. The class was diininishing, so111e of our friends were gone. By this time, we were only about thirty i11 numlmer. At times we felt rather deserted, hut we inanaged to make the school recognize that there teas a junior Class which was Zlll llllIlHl'lZlIll part of the sehool organization. 'l'l1is year, a traditional Zlllfl for us a memoralmle event took place-the junior l'rom. lt was held at the llotel Stiluirhan in liast Orange. llere in our new ereuiiig gowns, we danced to the strains of syneopated rhythitt-jazz. lt was a most l'Hllll'l'lll and liappi' occasion. ln a rush of term print-1's and tests Illlfl notehooks another year ended. SIQNIOR YIC.-XR Seniors! Xxillill a thrill! XY1- had so much to look forward to. One of the most importaiit social allairs ol our last year has already taken place-the Senior li 'l'ea. XXX- feel that the idea fill which the entertainment and 1'Cfl'CSl1l1'lCIltS were planned was rather unusual. lt was Zlll 'lll'llCl'llIlllOl'l2l.l 'l'ea and the songs and danees and costumes of many nations we1'e represented. liven i11 our food the idea was carried out candies from ltaly and Russia, dainty sandwiches of vari- ous nations, l'll't'lli'll Illlll llelirew cakes, and tea from China. Our Senior Prom :md Vlass llay are yet to come. 'l'hen Zllltl all too S0011-Cil'Ilflll2lll0I1. 58 THE NORM 4 l Senior B Class llZl1'I'f', lDu1'utl15' l-lemlerek, blmsic Hutt, Ralph Kohler, lbmotlmy Mulforclf .luzmitu Olson, Lilly Paterson, llzxrgzarct Ray, Gcrtrurlc Row, Yivizm Sczxrugcllu, ,'Xllt0lllCttC Sicsholtz, llclcnc Tarin, Bertha X-I'0flCIllHllI'gl1, Ch-orgi Xlbiscllcclcl, lilizxlbcth lYllllflll1SOI1, Bernice Il 5 ZL'1'lllHl'l, blfiikwllllllk Hitclmcr, C'zm 1l Hutch, Helen l,inflg1'cn, May Pmsch, Klargarct Xlfhitc-, Clara Alaimo, Mary A-Xlgozzinzl, Ruse Barrett, Ruth tlllw 5 liirfl, Marion l3OI'1rls, Klyrllv Rove. Mary' Cunning. Rmc-marx Frunzi, .Xrlelinc Hzmscn, l'1l4lI'k'llCK' Tl-IE. NORM x..JVf7 .Su I junior A Class Xlnlwmizn. ylmvplm Klfnmgllzllm, Ruth IMIINHII. XX':1Itc'1' xIllIIl'l'. Slzirlvy I'1zIuwicz. I7l':11lCis NIINIIIIIIIII. 'livwsic' I 11II:n'i. SIlllllIl'I I'uwrII, I.m1 I D1 XYIIINCIIH, .Imm-5 SCIIIXI-I.t'l'llllIIl. IIc'm'im-11:1 I IIlll'1', Usczll' Suziu, .XIiCc' Im11lzI:1I'I', I'il'llCwI SI. AX11rI1':1wsy'. Ile-1'11icv Mu'1'iw11. AX1'tI1u1' Zn-in-I, I':111Iim- f,4nn1u, l'I1:u'I4-s fc-wlm, Klilfln-:I IXIIIQSIVI, I,luy1I Ilimilmg, fZI:uI-xx Ix11I:1t. ,Xmlrc-xx' XIc'a'Iu'1'. IDn1'wtI1y' 'c-fI:11', NYz1Itc-1' KI11Ix':1m'y, IIZIIIILTIIIL' I 1m'I1m-V, Um-urgc' I'HXX't'I'S. Ya-V11 I III-r. II1l!'l'f' Iinlmy. Iiutll I muly, IQUIIIIVIII Rum-ll. Nlzlrifm I mwli. Niclmlzu Szulrlquiwl. III-In-11 I'wI1i1':1IIu, 'lrm'pI1 Smlvs, I':fIIl!l I,UIflXYllI2lIi. IR-In-1' SITIICIQIHJIII, IMn'ntI1c':1 IIIIIIIIIIX. .lusvplm 'IIYSUIL IfIixz1IwtI1 l:11'11:1gIm-. I,:1w1'c-ucv .XcII1'1'. IQKIIIZI yflvr, XX'iIImc-1' Ii:11'Im:1. f,llllk'l'It1l X lll IA'IlIl'Il. Gm-tI1:1Ix Ii:u'rc-ll, Ruth lKIrs.'I Xlmrm-III. XX'iIIi:m1 IVIIIIYKT. Yirginizl I,IJlllCI1. I-Ill'llll'IIl fIHIfI5IC'IlI, Iflurm-m'v I xrmx. YJIIQ-rin Isla-ily. KI:uIc'Iy11 fmrflfnm. -Iulin nlulmsrm, Milrlrvrl mln-II:n. XI:u'i1-llzl I,c'x'c11tc-1'. xIlll'I'1ly 1,0 Xlmlclmm. ,Kzulmlccn Klzlxwvll, Ilumtlmy RIC! III-mlcm. XYiIIiz1m Xlurris. Nvtty I 1111-V, Clrzlu- I'm-lc-rs, .'XllIIl'l'XY IQIIIJIJIIIJIJFI. IcI:1 SIllll'l'INH'lI, .Nunn SCZIIICIIITIIII. Mary' SUIllCl'l'SL'll. Su-lla SIIIIIITIDIII, IIUI'IL'l15l' Szynmnski. Lena ,IxI1Ul'IllUI'I. XVIIIIIIIQ Yogcl, I3c':1triCc IqllIK'lISIl'IIl, Nvttiv .'XIIbl'I'I, fIl'l'Il'lllIk' limun. I-IIIIICFIIIC 1fI'ickc IQIIQIISII, I.2lllI'Il Ifzxllun, Gcrtrurlc I'xIZllHlllI1l. .-Xllm fizlrlock, Ifvc-Iyn Grussnmzum, Gussiv Ilzmcc. Janet Ilntcllcr, Rosalie If-rchowcr, Pzmlim- blnincr, Mildred I,:mcIcrs. Florence I c'ull:ll'4I, I MVN THE NORM .If ge-3-leg' - 1 . N 1 Eg. nm Ei 'I X XI' .-1. .1 '- 1 151' Qu I I llwlulllwrll. I,ul'uI.IX XIcI.m'vr11, AXIILK' XIl'Cl1I'1J, X11'gm1.n Nh IINQVTII. II:u'rivl I-1n:u'4vlI, I',Im-:mm SXYVIIIIIIJIII. Iftllvl I lgm-13 KI!lI'I4lI1 1' , 'utll XX lI1I Ix XX:1xn-V, Xmlzi I-Ils I'Iu1'v11u' v IIIIZIINIQI. .Xmm I,1rlmm-, IJTZIIIL' I UIIIIVII, Iluxc' IJI' II:1rrIm:1n, Iixtln-1' IIcyI. Ruth Vx w11w:1IfI. Iirlylluv I 11,1411-wucz, I In-111-x'1L'x'v If wvli, IlI:11Iy's nhzm. Ima Ix'mtm'. Ruse- Ix :1 IIIZINIIII. .In-1111 I Ixiwlig, I.:1 X,l'I'lIl' ITIIIIIIIIII. Ruth I m'IwwNIfi, S11-II:1 I x'11cI1. I'.4Il1Il .lII', KIIIVIUII unior A Class XI2lIlL'Ilk -Ik'I', lM1'wII1y I'I:lIlIl', IL.-1'l1'L1fIn' AIIIIIIIIIIU, .Xlzmriv SIll'lII'Ixl'I4. lmwlzlmn .NIM ln1'l11icIq, IIm-Ivn 51lIIix:nl1, Ilzmm-II:1 .XIvIl11i1'1f. AIlll'f' 511IIIx:111. XvIlIl'l'I1l I'z1w1u'ci, Xmm XM-ix-, Kim I'g-1111114-IIi,AXi1I:l Yilllllilflll, I iIw1m'111 I'I1iIIipN. I 1':1l1u-N Xt'IIl'INll'lI. Yixizm .XVII-IIII, Iizlllwyxl illwwz-, Sllxllll Iixlllgll, .XI1lI'gQJlI'l'ZlrI II!IllIiL'Ii. SIL-pI1:1l1I:1 IZ -II:mN1, I'I1iIu1m'11:1 Ifiwrulu-1'g. IQIIIII Illfnlm, Sglyglll IIJII, I'iIl'!lIluvl' IZfa11lIuvrg1'1'. .Xlilfln-fl Ilqnlw, III-II-11 III:-XIV, .XIZIVDX IIVHII,bI1nsm'1lIlIll1' Ilrrull, IfIif:1In'lI1 1lmxx1nn:11l. II1-Iwll I'Imu'I11iI4. IIJlIlllJlII I-I -III. Nlrlriv IWIIII-11, I1I:1 I.i1vxI111IIf. Yivizm IIIIITJIII, xI1lI'QIlI'l'l ,XI:11II11ni:1. XIIITI IIIINIIIIIIIH, .IIN-VIIIIIQ' XIul':l1'II1-xp NI:11'-x 4I',XI1'xNIu, KI:ll'Il' If1lIrIllxI1'Il1. NVIIIL' I7i1'Iic'1xu1l, II:lfl'I IIIUUIQ, IIn':1I!'ICn' IV11-fI:n, I'1X'k'IYXIl IIIIVINVII, lAI1:11'I1v1tn' IZHIWIHI1. II:-INN IIHIIIQIIII. IfIif:1IwII1 Iislpl-IXHI111. Nlimm I,1'I1lIl'. Ii1lII1 KIJINIIII. NI:II'!III'1'I l1I.I'NNl', IIL'21II'IL'n' KIVIIIIVINIIII. XIim1i:- I5:mi1-I, KI:1r'wx' XIm'I'Ii1'I, IIYQICL' IIVIIIIHIIII, -IL'NsIv XI11IIig:111, I'11IlIJl Iilum-wlm't', IIHIINIII in-IIN. XIill'Qllk'I'IIl' 61 THE NORM V' -5- v' ' 1' N 4' Y 'X ' 1' Y ' - - ?J '!1.f4' - ,V unior B Class XCliL'l'lllIlll. Xlvlmic I,1lIllkIli1iS, Kl:11'g:11 H:11'f11's. I,1'1l:1 V11-111-1'. I'illXYIlI'Il H1-11111. Hvl1'11 S111-11 .luck Hfwth, lilillfll' SIillQl'l'l1lllll. Nlllff' HAX'l'Ili'5, llmu Sl1m:111. lf1'111-s11111' l'I1:111111-I. Ruth Stn-111. JXIIIIII I'Nl'lIl'llIll1llllN, ll1'l1'11 'l'i111111sk1'. xI4'llllik' Isljllll, vlllhll Ylbllllgl. 'Il'Illlk'11l' '1I'lll'lll'l'I. l:l'PI'l'IlCfA ,Xk'liHl', X'1I'QilliIl IIIIXYIIITI. -Iv:111 Ii1111I111g. x'iYi1lll ll'lltiN. XI:11'tl1:1 Ilivtz, Nlllfifill illigjlll. lxnlwl H:11'i'1'1'. P01111 Xl:11'ti11, X'11'g1111:1 l':1t1', fi0I'I1k'l1Il XIiNl'I.l'Ilti1Ifl, Xlillllil' 'I'l111111l1so11. lilizzllu 1,3 THE NORM The junior Class In describing or analyzing a subject, object, project, or what have you. we often consider size, shape, form, and texture: so with our .lunior lilass of the State Normal School at Newark. As to size, there are about two hundred ni.-ins bers-need I add, mostly feminine. In reference to shape, spherical at the top. holding within a vast amount of gray matter, more or less cylindrical the rest of the wayg most pleasing, to he sure. In regard to form. l understand the idea at present is to emphasize this less, so to conform, I shall merely suggest the terms gracious and well-rounded tintellectually, of coursej. When we come to texture -ah! Now we have sontething to write on, and on about. I if the select group of students of which our school is composed, it is but modest to admit that this class is of course, the most select. the finest, most even-natured. sintiotli-appear- ing, soft-hearted tnot wishy-washy, howeverl, hard-working of all. To be more serious, shall we now consider the activities of the .Iunior Class, In September, the Juniors entertained the incoming Freshmen with a program in the auditorium which was varied and most interesting, and further refreshed them in the gym with soda, cakes, and dancing. The big social event of the year was the Junior Promenade. held on Friday evening, January 22. at the Hotel Suburban, at East Orange. The dance was a great success-large attendance, good orches- tra, beautiful gowns tsigns of the depression again, to he surel, scant, and har- monized with by the sympathetic black of the tuxedoes, and plenty of time to get acquainted. C lui' two years already spent here have been hlled with joy and hard work. NYI- expect even more of both from our next year. .Xs juniors, we have neither the feeling of uncertainty of Ifreshinen nor the feeling of responsibility til. the Seniors. All our feelings are used up in just living and working happily with due respect for the Seniors and a helping hand for the Freshman. This year will be, indeed, a pleasant one to look back upon when we have left our Sunshine School, and we hope that the friendships rare may be continued as. without question, will our quest for culture. 63 THE NORM Freshman A Class ,xfIl'ilHl. llulsis X111l1'11s, I'1-lm' Iiflilq-5, Xlgu-,xv l:4'HfllLQI1Cllll. .XllflIAl'XX' ILM-1-AX' I-Hill, f4il'k'4llll', XHWVI l1wll1:11'f. .XIIIIV 4-','H 1N K 'l 1'm IZl:1vl4l11:ll'. lifnllfnixlv IYHH6' 1 lF 'I'fN lm-ls-11, 1,111-ills '2 X - 'WW' ,, , , l'1llUrII1'l'. l,11Illk'l' l.1x.mI, In-nm' , , I, K -V I'J1lm'x, XX Illlvl' nllllllllllll, l'.llf:1lu-111 A Ll I I, 1 W I Isllvl, lm 111 -llsmll. llmwillx 141 I, I H s - 1113- . ,wa 4:11111-lwll, XIIIIAX fiuxlhll, lftlxxwlyyl 4'--,',. Ii. f ..lIlllI.il1, Ixus II:H.I.Vy' lmxlll fq l'7 lI'l Ilvlllll. liulu-V1 iwllllls, II1-If-'I glmlnvq qgw,-.,l. Iww. wlrw um.-, 14f,1,.1. l'.1svl1v1'. F-xlviru xIiHl'1', .XIIIIITXY f'flH W5H- IIVIVII Nlilvllm-ll, lfllxvml H W1 l- 1 I1511'Il'N I,l'l'llNHK'lA. Sim-xx-11 lXJlllllllIl1l. ,Xlvx fminlm, Xlfrul l.isl1-11. l ,+lw:nr1l lgilmr .IHWVI1 Hl '1'Yi1- llK'l'lHAVi S:n1ufllu-rg. l7.1lxx'11l NIHVV. .IHWIPII SviH'm'1', llrnrwlfl l1I'11'11.hlHs1'pl1 Siflvriis, HlIl'fllll 1'4Il N1mrf+l:1, l'::1sx Sllllllll. XX'illn11'I Wxllmms. I lIll4'l' 'I'g1x!m', IQi.-hgml XX Ixllili. l',IIllIliK' Xxvvixlfnlll' fgqwpfm Yuma-111-I111. 4 VIN XX-iuilllllx. liqnxil 1.4 I1y1':m1, lfmily' C 1':1111111mnl. lv:1I1 lhwlllllllil. Iszllwl fll'l'ql'il'N, 41l'Ilk'k' llnlglv. I',1lII2l I,llllk'xl nl lbmwrlllx' I 71 N11 l,11L'x' lililxffllilil, IX1llllk'I'IIlL I'-IXIIII. ll-cvlizx l'1'n-If, -launc- I'1'1vfIn1:u1. XlII4lI'l'1l QQ11-vlmlu-1'g. XliI'iZ1IN ll'n-'vu UIW1 -N , 5- llulu-1', Xlllfll' Km-li. l'ilw1'm-lmu' K:lrsI1111n-1', garlic' livrvlatll. Uulwrlllj' lixliuiwlm, lfmmn Kl1Ibllk'I'Hl1lI1. Ruth Klvlswllm-1', fXrw1'1ll:1 Richzmls. c1t'I'YI'llilk' Rusv11lml1nn11, l':mlim' Smith. XI:u'jm'iv 'l'ulvi:1ssm-11. 4X11m' 'lx11lIfm'i1n'l1. I,illi:m Xyillxll. xxlllll' XM-:n1', Ruth 'J V J 'F f '1' llri11kc1'l1ot'l', linris liurdick, Rlz1rju1'1c flcPl1illips, ,-Xg11cs l3o111kOfski, flL'CQ'llIl l7c1111cssy, AlIl.l'QZll'l'I Fisher, M:1clcli11c- flollm, Elcz111m' Guerin, Fl01'CllCL' l'Ic11clc1'so11. XVill1cl111' Kcislcr, Marin l,Z1BOj'tCZ1llX, ,lC2ll1 l.f1l'5OIl, Bertha Lesser, Hclcn Levy, Emily l,llliIlCll, .Allllll l,l1llIlj', Film-11 Marks, liclith KlCl,lI'21tl1, func l'0111po11i0, Fil11111c'11z1 Pril1crki11, liVf'l1'll Rns11111ssc11. .1X11fl1'1-1' Rntncr, Ruth rlilllflll, Ulgzx Freshman A Class Xvllll llllX'llL', Xluricl lllulic, ltllxzllu-1l1 lluscull. Nlllllllk' l'f1z1'c, Ulgn f3l1ilClil'llllllSll, Nvlliv licwl, fi1':1cc' 1 Klrxl liilvy, lCl1-:111111' Sl2lllllK'lC, Klilrlrufl SllllSlPlI, ll1-l1'11:1 NY1ll1:1111s1111. lqlllll Y01111g. 'lllllk' Z:111t111i, l l111':1 Zlut11icli, Nl:1til1l:1 l21'otl1c1'l1411+1l, ,fXl1'c1't:1- lxs llmylv. Qxllll l'lilgc11rl111'Il', Huy l'lo11l4i11s, l.1111isC liimlt, Lxllllll Kliclfllm-lmmulc, .lCZillQlfG Mu1'1'1s, Kluricl l'11111:1111, l'ilIll'CllCC SCllIll1NVk'L'lik'1', ll0!lll'll'0 Sl1flli'l', lflixz1l1ctl1 THE NORM Freshman WritefUp .-X Ifreshman! How insignificant it sounds, but how great we think ourselves to be since we are beyond high school days and in the realm of adults. Espe- cially were we made to feel this transition when initiated by the Juniors. The upper classmen couldn't help but consider us as one of them after seeing our good sportsmanship at the initiation party. As First year students of Newark Normal much has been expected of us, especially since a series of intelligence examinations showed us to be fourth in the list of the forty Teachers' Colleges and Normal schools tested. The Fresh- men have proved their ability by the active part which they have taken in all fields such as dramatics. athletics, and creative writing. Although after seven months at Normal School, we still have the name Freshmen we feel as remote from the Freshmen of September as Florida from the North l'ole. Not only tlo we speak better, not only do we miss with more confidence, not only do we look at our art with more pride but we also feel that we are quite a few steps higher on the long ladder toward success in the teaching profession. XXI-'ve changed in so many ways. It seems as though we have suddenly grown aware of the meaning of things. Une year has done a great deal for us in helping us to see evervthing from a new viewpoint: that of the teacher. and we a1'e thank- ful to the fates that directed us here. Iiveryone has been kind to us, has made us feel at home. and we appreciate all that has been done for us. Dr. Townsend and Miss liain have been especially kind in helping us become adjusted to our environment. XYe have found that the cognomen Sunshine School is truly a fitting one. XYhile we may not have oriented ourselves in every way expected of us. we have only gone one-third of the way and will be looked to for still bigger things as juniors even to the proper initiation of the next first year students. New Books The Good Iiarth ............ ..... IN Irs. Abbott Man from Sing Sing .......................... .......... X Yildy Y. Shrine of Fair XYomen .......................... ..... IX lrs. St. Clair The Devil Is an Ifnglisli tieutleman ................................ Mr. French lfommon Pests .......................................... l.aura Ifvans and lfinstein They XYere Still Dancing ........ ............................ I3 ea Singer Midsummer Night Madness ..... ..... I 'fsther Girardo The Puritan ............................ ......... IN larjorie .-Xrp Towards a Iietter l.ife ..... .... K larguerite Sliedd liig XYL-dding ................... ......... l ieulah Hawk .-Xll .Xbout Vvasliington ..... ..... K larie Connors City Iiirl ......................... ............ I Dot Iiapelsohn lforever and liver ....... ..... K larian Yan l.euven That Xkas Yesterday .... ........ X larjorie llennett lfvensong .................... ...... I frances Islortou llead Man's Music .......... ...... K liss llunning l'arty at the l'euthouse ..... ........... I lot llrown l'nsolved .................,...... ...... I larolcl l.yncll llevil Ilrives ........ ..... I frnie lfentzlotf Miss Pinkerton ...... ...... lN liss Mitchell llopi tiirl ................................................... ....... ........... IX I Iary Long l Tell lfverything ................................................. ...... IX like Ilomack lcillllfflllfftf on jiugfr' llllj 66 TI-Ili NORM Basketball The call for candidates was issued hy haskethall coach joseph A. lTfXngola on Xoveinlier lo, l'l3l. 'llhe initial practice found 34 candidates ready lu try loi the tcam, including eight lettermen from last year's varsity. Coach l3'.rXngola gave a short talk letting the hoys know that everybody had to tight hard to earn a varsity position. .X few training rules were set up. and then a light practice was held to give hoth the newcomers and last year's men a chance In learn how to pass and shoot. The practices that followed were harder and longer with the result that all of the hoys were slowly rounding up into good form. ,-X weeli hefore the lirst game the chief, as that is what we call Mr. l7'Angola. gave out ll varsity uniforms to the following ineinhers: Captain John ll Bliedenia, .Xugust Cf hlannerone, Francis Hizlewicz, Harold ll. Lynch, Alex R. li'yzyna. lfdwin ti. Swenson, lillis .l, XYalling, Lloyd Kingsley, XYilher Snyder, Samuel fnllari. and XYalter lfaley. lfle let us know that if another man developed hetter than one of the varsitv, the still would he transferred. lhis kept lioth suhs and varsity at a llgllllllg pitch to hold on to uniforms and have them in a line condition lor our opening game. lhe practices Illls year were not secret, and we saw many ol our interested school students up in the halcony encouraging the men to their utmost. Wie would like to see more of this next year as it is surprising what support does to a team. Haskethall is still young at Newark, hut next year the team is expected lu Q41 far in the intercollegiate sport world. as there are four lettermen who will return plus the rapidly developing serulvs and our incoming freshmen. 'llhe team loses six lettermen who have carried the school colors for tw., yt,-31-5. 'l'Iiest- nit-n art-5 liaptain .lohn Kliedema, .Xngnst ,launerone, .Xlex l'yzyna, lfllis Xlnlliiijg, llarold l,yneh. lud. Swenson, and Xlaiiager liolierl l'oll4er. of THE NORIVI LJ' 'K ,lg f'-wx X ,-1 I J' Q J' -.J .I ...AJ VL., 'V Girls' Basketball Over thirty-live eanrliclates answerefl the call for hasketlmall this year in hopes of positions on the Yarsity. lfntler the rlireetion of Coach ljljxllgtblfl, six squacl teams were organized eaeh with a last year Varsity member as coach of a team. The eoaehes were: lileanor tial. Nloniea tlreeley. tfatherine Klulvaney. Carmita llraneh anfl Marianne Xlair. .X lively tournament was then run oil. .Ns a result. Kloniea lireelt-y's team was the ehaiupiou. On February 12, a fast .Nlumni team rleleatecl the Newark Normal Varsity. 25-l7. Although the Alumni team lecl throughout, playing a snappy ottensive anrl tlefensive game, it was exciting. Newark put up a line light. Those who will receive their letters for playing in this game are: Eleanor l,eitt-rig. .leannette Mitlfllelirook, Helen Lesser, lfmily Levy, lfleanor Gal, Ann Doule, Catherine Mulvaney, Nloniea Greeley, Beatrice Shauweeker, Helen Collins. l,ouise l,.ally, Marietta Kliralmella, Constance liarha. Klarion Ueitz. lfnna Hahnlen, tlarmita llraneh. Vaptain. lt is titting in this seetion of the Year Rook that the team expresses its sor- row in the loss of one of its most helovetl followers, llelen Craft. She was a loyal lrientl to eaeh inenilier ol' the stiuatl, antl her eheeriug' presence in the haleony fluring praetiee inspirefl the players to hetter playing. XYhen eanclirlates for the trials for position of eheer leatlers were ealletl, llelen responflecl Cllllll1Sl1lSllC2llly. :mtl when she was aeeeptefl as a regular, letl the spectators in Cheer after cheer for her team. lt was her fatal illness that kept her from accompanying the team to lliasliington. :intl it was on that night when her tezun was hattling' hartl for vie- tory for its school that she passecl away. The memory' of her loyal school spirit will always he a euitling inspiration to the team anfl its followers. rx THE NORM Men's Basketball Results of the Season 193132 Nwli. Up December lti, XYL'flllt'SflIlf evee ll11111e, ,lt'l'ht'j' City N111'111:1l ..... .. 28 Decemher 22, T111-srl:1y41Xxv:1y, l':1t1-rs1111 N111'111:1l ............ .. 30 jiilllllllfj' 4, M1111111114-.-Xxx':11', -lk'l'Sk'f' City N11r111:1l ..... .. Stl blantlary 12. 'l'11csrlr1y-H11111c'. 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If 11111 sw smrl Q1-11tl1'111:111 slqipiniig Yllllt' llllll'lX' lllb tht- h:1ll ll s :1ll I'lQlll'-415 all Ill tht- interest ul l1:1slq1-tl1:1ll. Little .1X11g11st11s C1-:1s:11' Al:11111c1'r1111' t1111lc :111 2lXX'l-lll l11g:1ti11g fr-11111 the hig wzmls of Hlll' 11111111111-111s this yt-:lr lllll illllllbllgll l11- CtlIlll'llIll1ls uf rl11-11111:1tism full f 0 lm lult lelnrrvlrl 4'l'1111ts1 l,f'IlCll 1llZlj'L'tl swim- h:11'1l :mal lust l72l5lit'lllIlll lui' the schuol 11l1t or f, HCL THE NORM in a while he is quite in the pink of condition. The poor little fellow surely can take it like a man. Francis Bizlewicz, better known as Biz, claims that he is not superstitious. He just carries that lemon in his mouth tno little girl. it was a lemon, he didn't have a toothachel to keep his jaws busy. Like ,lack and Jill they both have to go together. lillis XYalling hasn't yet found out which team he was on during the season. XYhenever we needed to win a game Ifllis was sent in. But you will have to excuse him for the games we lost-the cows ate his rabbit's foot. Alex Pyzyna, the man who knows more about basketball than Mr. Basket- ball himself, was found one day walking down Broad Street calling fouls on Gus lannerone. They couldn't hnd his keeper so they let him loose. He often calls fouls on himself while he plays. He'll never make a good referee, he's too honest. Fdwin Swenson had the honor of playing all the positions on the court Quo. not all at oneel. He's just like water: he fits in any hole. Many a true word is said in jest tjest what, I don't knowj, but, seriously speaking, he filled all posi- tions wonderfully. Some may not know him as Wiilbur, so I'll say Puri Snyder helped both teams along this year. It is often said that good things run in streaks Cso does mud ,J such was I'ud. A bit of detective work showed that he always played well following a letter in a particular handwriting from Phillipsburg. Three guesses. Sam fullari along with l'ud and lfllis fitted well into both the Varsity and the junior Varsity suit. It might be said that he looked better in a Varsity suit anyway, next year maybe he will stay in one. Only to play basketball I mean sl know what you were all thinking. Now lfentzlaff sure that things up so that you could see other teams play ours. come the managers, namely, Robert Livingston Kent Folker. Ernest and David Harris. You may call them a motley you had a game to watch when you came to the crew but they made gym, and even fixed But to get right down to the bottom they played nursemaid to all the fellows and if you don't think that that is work in itself just try it some time. just imagine, two or eleven little boys running around loose getting into all kinds of trouble! Maybe you know some of the boys. If you do then maybe you will sympathize with the managers. Dave lfarris looks weak and gray after the first year-poor fellow-he has two more years to go yet. lirnie lfentzlaff withstood the strain fairly well, and as for Bob Volker he is a wreck, physically and mentally, but-I had better stop this or some one will be starting a home for retired managers. However, in spite of all this complaining they all enjoyed their work. liven though the season is all over, Dave Harris was seen the other day polishing the basketballsg force of habit iS the answer. Mr. D'A this real name is Mr. D'Angolaj, is more than part of the team, he is the brains of the team. tlt is said that the managers have nonel. VVithout Nlr. D'An where would we be? l'll give you the answer-tins would be jumping center, lfllis would be playing center heldg lfddie Swenson would make a good tackle and for all we know Lloyd Kingsley would be playing left out, in other words, what right have you got to say that Chinese eat rice, but that is getting off the subject. There is no connection between Mr. D'An and rice anyway. Mr. D'Angola gave the team a great deal of his own private time in seeing that the fellows were in shape and ready to meet their opponents. liach year as coach of the team he has put his whole heart and soul into it and will no doubt continue for many more years. It was through his efforts that turned out for basketball developed into such a team which only means that a great deal of credit is due our than I am so I will take back the mess of humanity anyway even though the fellows were not green. the great deal of work. 7o the mess of humanity that as we had this past year. coach. The team is larger ' before it is too late, but developments represent a THE NORM Basketball Schedule The 1931-1932 basketball schedule started its season with a glorious promise of future victories when our team won its hrst game played with the jersey City Normal School team on our court with a score of 28-ll. Our players teamed together surprisingly well for so early in the season and made a good average of the shots attempted. The team climbed up another step of the ladder of victories when it defeated the Paterson State Normal School team of Paterson in a rough and tumble game. Our team mates deserved every one of the 30 points scored against the to points made by their opponents. A second game was played with jersey City Normal on its court and again our team was victorious. ln the last quarter jersey City gathered its forces and put up a valiant last-minute battle gaining 12 points--but, all in vain-for the whistle blew with the score standing 30-23. Une of the strongest teams in New jersey is the one representing Trenton State Teachers' College which. through its special course in physical education, is comprised of future physical directors. These players came to Newark expecting to win. and though we tried hard to upset their calculations they took home a victory of 39-28. A new team on our schedule was the Bloomfield Theological Seminary, and it was in this fourth game that we again ascended another rung of the ladder of successful encounters. The contest was won after a close and exciting battle from the very beginning to the final whistle. Score 28-26. lVe greeted another new team in the fifth game of our schedule. lVilson State Teachers' College representatives travelled to Newark from NVashington, D. C. for a lively game. The southern team played a fine brand of sportsmanlike basketball and though losers, took defeat in a sporting manner with the score of 34-20. We are anticipating with pleasure another visit from them next season. A return game was next played with Bloomfield Theological Seminary on our court. Our team members played with machine-like precision with the result of a decisive victory of 53-33. In our return game at Trenton, we suffered a second defeat at the hands of the Trenton State Teachers' College team. Although we fought hard from start to finish, the better team won by the score of 51-24. The next contest was the return game with the Paterson State Normal School on our court. XVe again climbed another step upward when we defeated the Pater- sonians by a score of 44-15. Arrangements could not be made to play two games with the Jamaica State Teachers' College but we did play one game with them on our court. Both teams played a fast, clean sportsmanlike game and Jamaica took home a victory of -ll-32. Then came Lincoln's Birthday-the date of the annual battle between the Varsity and the Alumni team. An excited cheering section witnessed the vic- tory of the school team over its older brothers with a score of -17-12, but the Alumni are planning revenge in its game next year. After a trip to the heights of Manhattan, we encountered the formidable team of the City College of New York Evening School. Try as we might to gain a victory, we came home a sadder but a wiser team with the score 40-30 in favor of the City College of New York Evening School. A large crowd attended the Montclair game at Newark. and it was rewarded by a fast and exciting game of basketball. Up through the third quarter it was a game of nip and tuck. but in the last quarter the Nlontclair forwards located the basket with sure aim and making shot after shot, defeated us 33-19. Next came the most anticipated game of the entire season-a return game played with the XYilson State Teachers' College team at XVashington. D. C. Team and followers went down to the Capital City by bus, thirty-eight strong, and 71 THE NORM hrought home a victory with the score of 28-25. Memories of that trip will long remain in the minds of those who went and will long he the subject of many conversations with those who remained at home. The game itself proved to be one of the most thrilling of the entire season. ln the first half hoth teams played an evenly matched game. During the third quarter Maison State Teachers' College gained the advantage of several baskets. The enthusiastic cheers of the handful of thrilled Newark rooters spurred our team on with renewed vigor in the last quarter. lYith clever team work, fast precise passes-each man playing his very heat-the Newark team won the contest hy three points in the last two minutes of play. The postponement of the Montclair game put the return game with the City Vollege of New York livening School next in line. The result of this game with the New York team toltl a tlitiferent story. and we came Utlt at the winning end with the score of 35-ll. The last game of the season was played with the Montclair State Teachers' Vollege at Montclair, Try as we might, the Newark team could not keep the precise and clock-like mechanism of a strong Montclair team from making the overwhelming' score of 75-27. i- ff--'F .H---I' ' fin . Q --fm v - .v-4-iw L ..-.Y , .!.'- t. P .--L.:- 71.3.4 .-1... The Golf Team Through the efforts of some of our golfers in the wehool a team is ht-ing organized and although eight ganiex hate lreen sehetlttletl Hone hax as yet lmeen played at the time of this writing. The team has received recognition as a team of the State Normal Sfltuol from the .Nthletic .X-sociation and arrangements are unfler way tu Neenre fund- to tinance the team. There can lie heard continual thumping ax of a -mall liall xtriking heavy canvas up in the cage in the far hal- cont' which inean- that the fellow- are practicing heeanse there :iren't any ganies ilatefl to tell aliont. lloweiier, we can at lea-t wish the team a -ncce-Ntul -ea-on. The following ix a Nt'llk'fllllt' of the eaniek made tip hy the inanager Whit. with the re-t of the teani, inxite- all of yon who feel the need of exerei-e, to attend the gatne-. lt ix not flelinitely known on in-t what cont'-e some of these ganies '-ill lit- plated lint that ean lie tonnfl ont from the manager -hortly lietore the eaiiie. i THE NORM Deck Tennis Practice for the annual deck tennis tournament started on April 4, 1932. Mr. D'Angola, assisted by a member of the Athletic Committee was in charge of the event. In last year's competition, May Lindgren won tirst place for the girls' event and john Miedema for the boys'. Eleanor Lieterig and Kay Mulvany came in second and third respectively while for the boys, these places were taken by Charles Plaskon and August Pheffer. This year the competition should he very keen considering the material and the practice. The tournament will start May R :ind will last about a month. CAMPUS QUEEN iC10IlfflIHt'If from page 571 Black, white, and the combination of black and white were double checked as favorites on ninety per cent of the questionnaires. Pale blue was a second favorite and the boys were undecided about red. Fifty per cent liked itg twenty- six per cent crossed it offg the rest were neutral. Bright yellow won dubious honors as the most disliked color: sixty-two per cent crossed it off. Bright green was another pet aversion along with purple, lavender and orange. S0 if you've wondered why your knockout green evening gown didn't seem to help the wallfiower situation and looked askance at a successful rival in ordi- nary black, you'd better change your color scheme. The collegians have decided ideas, too, on the use and abuse of jewelry. It must be conservative and there shouldn't be too much of it, say they. Perhaps that's why a good many of them are nonchalant about engagement rings. What's wrong with a frat pin ? said one in answer to the question: Would you feel you had a right to ask a girl to marry you if you could not afford to buy an engagement ring F Yes, but I wouldn't. And why not ? If I felt she loved me and was capable of understanding. Certainly. But on the other side were some logical minded chaps who insisted that if a man couldn't afford a ring he couldn't afford to marry. One of these added that it's all right if future prospects are good. The Middle West was the strongest objector to no ring engagements-sixty to forty against it-and the poll from eastern schools showed two to one in favor of a fiancee without a ring. The totals for the whole country were fifty-three per cent in favor of the good old custom and forty-seven believing it didn't matter. Again the country was divided on the question, Do you object to having a girl you are with smoke in public ? The South thought it was O. K. to the tune of two to oneg the East went four to one in favor of cigarettes for their girls: but half the boys from western schools objected strenuously and several said they objected to a girl smoking on any occasion. One said he didn't mind if the girl did it for enjoyment but if she did it to show off he objected. O I object to girls who smoke anywhere and girls who take strong liquor, was one comment. VVhaddya mean, public ? was another. lNhy should I object P was a third. Did you know that the majority of men don't approve of the obvious use of perfumes? VVell, they don't. Heavy Oriental perfumes are out with them. And heavy dousing of any variety is not appreciated. But they do like it when used with discretion and they know their perfumes. Half the group named their fav- orites-some of them two or three. with gardenia topping the list, 4 CvUlIfll1I!t'lf on jniifi' U35 73 4 .fl in F411 '1 Ml 51: N 'L' v K -an-N j aww . 5 J l liar-1 N pi. 'if V 12' Y-:hu ' ' -'-it - H A :I F:-':',, , .- ' r 'igyU- frvvi' Tw - -' -'.L4v:'., ' ' J... 4 . .lr '.. f, I -4 lin ' 2 ..f p-v-Q..-. 1 '35 J. 1 -. . v n .S- atv? 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' ' l Executive Board Thu lfxt-ctttiw l3tizii'tl ctmstittitt-s tht- litizuict- ctiimiiittct-. pzisst-5 tm :ill mzittcrs hrought hcftirt- it hy thc Stutlt-iit Council. 'llhc tihict-rs lm' tht- past yt-ai' wt-rt-2 l'1't-aitlt-nt .......,... .... K l. ll. I-ltmizick Vict--li'rt-sitlt-tit ......,..,.... ......... X Y. SllyflK'I' Rt-t-tnrtliiig St-t'i't-tztry ........ ........... B lztry Ltmg' C'm'i't-aptmtliiig St-Crt-triry .... ...... - Xug. slztnnziroiit- Trt-ztsurt-r .......................... ...... l l. ll. Lynch .-Xssistzuit 'lift-zmirt-i' .......................... ................................ D I. Sclicri' 'l'ht- hrizirtl has ht-t-ii quitc zictivt- tluritig tht- lust 3'l'I1I'. t-apt-cizilly tht- lust fcw mtmtlim thiriiig which timt- tht-5' hzivt- hut-ii prt-p:iriiig Il htitlgt-t for tht- tit-xt year. Tht- prt-p:n'iiig tif tht- hutlgt-t tit-xt yt-zu' has ht-t-n hy no mt-:ms :iii t-may jtih. l'i't-with-iit Nlichzit-l llHIl1IlCli has ht-t-it :i lint- stutlt-tit L-xt-ciitivt-. llis litifiiitwsliltt- iiiziiititis in tht- htwzirtl mt-t-tiiigs hztvt- stximpt-tl him :ts such, X'it't--l'rt-witlt-nt XYilhtii' Siiytlt-1' has lizuitlla-tl tht- Zllll-Zlll'N thtriiig tht- :ihst-nt't- tif tht- l'i't-sirlt-iit :mtl his Ctlllll'llllIlltlllS hztvt- ht-t-ii vt-ry lit-hwttil. lht- lit-t'ui'tliiig St-t'i't-t:try. Xlztry l,tnig'a st-i'x'it't-5 hztvt- ht-t-ii x':tlti:1hlt-. 'l'ht- rt-t'tii'tliiig til :tll liiisiiit-ss mt-t-tiiigw has ht-t-ii tltiiit- t-i'i't1i'lt-ss :mtl ht-i' suggt-stitiiis :mtl IlS5lblIlllL'l' in tht- mt-t-tiligw was tltlitt- zilipiirt-lit. Ktigmt hlilllllllftllli' hziiitllt-tl tht- t'tn'i't-Nptnitlt-iitw uf tht- sflltuil. l lt- t'tii'i't-wptnitlt-tl with tht- litiriiizil st'lmt'ils :mtl tt-:it'ht-rs ctillt-gt-5 iii tht- lfziwt :intl rt-Ct-ivt-tl tht-it' itlczis wt' 5llltlL'lll QtlX't'l'llllll'lll. llis wtirlt :ilsti int-ltitlt-tl :ill ctn'i't-sptnitlt-1100 iit-ct-ssitzitvtl lllllillgjll litlaiitt-as lJ1'tICt'tllll'l'5 til tht- l'Qxt-t'11tix't- lltiztrtl. llzirtiltl ll. l.yiit'h's tiztiiit- is syittiiiyiiititiw tn Illlyllllllg pt-rtziiiiiiig ttr tiiizmct-s. l.yiit'liR at-i'x'it't-N tu tht- schtitil :ix Il whtvlt- tiiitiitit ht- prziiat-tl tml iiiucli. llt- has hxiiitllt-tl tht- stiitlt-nt twgziiiizzititni 'l'i't-ztstirt-tk juli l't'lllIll'liIllll3' wt-ll. :i jtmh ClJll5lll- t-it-tl mit- tit' tht- iiimt iiiiptii't:iiit tit' :my ll:ii'tmltl's wtirlt iii ll1't'1!2ll'lIlQ tht- iicw litltlgvl has ht-t-ii :t grt-:it t'tiiiti'ilit1titiii iii tim' liiisiiit-55 nit-t-tiiigs. -Intl: St-ht-rt' ttivwt-fl to ht- :ni :ihlt- :iwiftntit tti tht- 'l'i't-zmirt-i'. -luck lmiitllctl tht- ,itih tlirtniggli tht- :thxt-iit't- ttf l,yiit'h thitiiig pi':it'tit't- :mtl was :iii t-ftitiit-tit ussistznit. Xliw liniii :mtl llii il'tm'iiNt-iirl wt-it tht- gtiitliiig lightf til' tht- l'ixt-t'11tix't- lltizirtl. lht-A t-ti titttwqttt-tl :t git-:tt tlt-:il tu iiiziltt- it ttiiivlitni siiitiutlili' :mtl t'lllk'll'llllf'. Q-fi THE NORM ,F Student Council Our lirst attempt at Student tiovernnient has proven most successful. This heing its lirst year the Council endeavored to aim for quality of legislation rather than quantity. As a result matters hrought hefore the Council were seriously considered and deliherated with much concern as to the precedent which would he set by any action upon them, The tirst time the Council, which is composed of Club and Class presidents and a representative from each class. met, the leaders were chosen. Miss Dorothy L. Brown was selected as chairman, Mr. Lloyd Kingsley vice- chairman and Miss Marjorie K. .Xrp, secretary. The second ten weeks of fall term found the Council under the direction of Mr. Kingsley and Miss Marion Dietz. 'lihese two inemhers were in the positions ol Miss llrown and Miss .Xrp respectively who were in practice. Some questions of keen interest to the students were discussed and voted upon. Among these were questions of lily-Laws, Cluh charters and new regula- tions concerning absences. The Council also selected candidates for two conventions. Miss Dorothy Kapelsohn and Mr. Michael Homack were selected to represent our school at the Conference which was held at the State Teachers' College at 'l'renton. ln April Miss Brown and Miss Kapelsohn were chosen to attend as official delegates the annual convention of the liastern Association of Teacher Training Institutions at the Hotel Pennsylvania. lfnlightening reports were hrought hack to the students from hoth confer- ences. 'lihc management of the tennis courts was placed in the hands of the Council. In this as in all matters the interest of the students was kept uppermost in the minds of Council memhers while drawing up rules and regulations. .Ns the year hook goes to press two serious problems confront the Council. llonors! llow shall honor awards he made-what shall be their hasis-a point system for activities-'XYH.'X'liF Request for this discussion came from the faculty comniittee on honors and we are weighing the prohlem with all the con- sideration and maturity we can conjure. All we hope is it will meet the approval of those whom we represent-the entire student hody. 77 THE NORM ' 'E-EE Bl!!! L 555 ,E 'T LQ Z-sf ' 'l V Ill X s The Art Club llresident .......... ................................................. K largery Smith Vice-President .... lilizabeth XValters Secretary ....... ......... R Iarie Islieb Treasurer .............................................................. joseph O'Brien The motivating force behind the activities of this club has been the desire to be of definite service to the individual members of the student body who chose it as their medium for socialized school activity, as well as to the institution as a whole. Some of our aims are: to recognize and help develop any latent art ability among the students, to offer an opportunity for free expression through art be- yond that which is possible in the regular art courses, to initiate the members into the various art mediums and recessesg to bring to them an appreciation of all forms of ancient and modern art: to acquaint them with the art centers in our vicinity, to develop a realization of the place art holds in our lives, and to instill an appreciation of the beauty which surrounds us: and to learn to apply the prin- ciples of art to any undertaking in which they engage. The activities of the art club have been along numerous and varied lines. The club has engaged in the various forms of tine arts, such as sketching, crayon drawing, pastel, charcoal work, water color painting, sculpture, the making of hammered and etched jewelry, leather work, and the construction of stage set- tings and costumes for many of the school's dramatic programs. In addition, a number of excursions were taken, including trips to Branch Brook Park, several visits to the Contemporary Club and to the Newark Museum, and, recently, a trip to the Newark Public School of Fine and Industrial Arts. It has been the policy of the club to allow its members to engage in any line of work in which they were particularly interested. This year, however, a new plan is being tried, whereby one member of the club takes complete charge of each meeting. He may present any type program he desires-a lecture on some phase ot' art, such as modern architecture, oriental art, or the modern French paintersg or he may conduct a work period on hgure drawing, charcoal sketching, etc. Xbhv :Xekerinan .lessie llenholm llelen Galloway Yiyian Hunting Ruth liisenherg llelen Gates Iiulh Crane Vonnie lflmendorf lfdward tiorah 78 Katherine Grace David Harris George lligbee Marie Huber Marie lsleib Anne 'lones Marie Keisler Rfllpll little THE NORM llenrietta l'ucci l.o11 l'owell Nellie Quackenbush Pauline liosenblum Isl. Schaf't'ernoth Beatrice Sclizuiweckcr Claire Shnster liermct- St. .Xndra x lzlizabetli lhompso tieoi'Qe ll K'lNliUll -lczmnctte Young l'aulmc A-isel Stephen l,l'l'llNllt'l' Marjorie Smith lfdith lfvans Archery Club During this present school year archery was introduced to the student body by the Physical Education Department. Shortly after this introduction a num- ber of students under the guidance of Mr. D'Angola united to form the Archery Club. Interest and ambition soared high-so high in fact that the members de- cided not only to become adept in archery skills but to make their equipment besides. During the scheduled Friday club periods, the archery group meets in the wood shop where it is instructed in the construction of bows, bow strings and arrows. At present, a number of the members are proud possessors of at least one personally made bow. Shooting practice is held in the gym on XYednesday afternoons. As the members become more expert and experienced in this skill, tournaments will be scheduled. It is the ambition of the club that eventually every member will use his or her own tackle in these tournaments. It is also hoped that those who have sufficient skill will he able to secure reservations for out-door shooting at Branch Brook Park this spring. The officers of the club are: President ......................... .... F rancis Bizlewicz Secretary-Treasurer .... ...... A rthur Garrison Andrew Bellingham Charles Dilks Luther Falconer Kenneth Linaberry Alfred Quinby joseph Ram Edwin Sandberg Harold Seitter Rheinharold Sideritz VVilburt Sutton jack Flynn Joseph Ambrosia Francis Bizlewicz Ernest Fentzlaff Arthur Garrison Andrew Kulat VValter Kvedar Peter Poloniak Wlilbur Snyder Goethal Van Lenten Wiilliam Vitarelli joseph Berg Robert Folker Edward Horn August .lannerone joseph Masser Charles Plaskon joseph Huff Peter Savino Fdwin Swenson Frank Taylor David NfVilliams Kenneth Lundy Lawrence Seharnagle Health Activity Club The aim of every individual is to keep physically and mentally well. The purpose of the Health Activity Club is to keep the physically well tit and to im- prove the general physical being of those less fortunate. Every Monday afternoon in the gymnasium a very enthusiastic group, most of whom have been recommended to this class by the medical director, Dr. Kahrs, and our health counsellor, Miss Brooks, go through all manner of bodily exercises under the able guidance of Mrs. St. Clair. It is the ambition of the club and its sponsors that by the end of the term a marked improvement will be evident in the posture and general well-being of each participant. 79 THE NORM The Camera Club The Camera Club meets every lfriday in Rubin 25. Under the supervision Cf Peter Savino, the president, the Club has become very active. During the meetings the basie fundamentals nt' plifitug'r:ipliy are discussed. During the month of March a baby picture contest was held. The judges Chose the best baby pieture-that uf lQrnest lfeiitzlziiit. lle was awarded an lfast- man Kodak. Another cuntest was held aninng the members of the elub. Each member submitted hve pictures of ditTerent subjects. A Camera was awarded to the winner. The oftieers are: President ........... ....... l 'eter Savino Viee-l'resiclent .... ........... l .enn Hager Seen-tary ........ ...... l ,ouise Hopkins 'lireasurer ........................................................,............. -luseph llutt The Club is endeawiring to stimulate aiming the student body a genuine in- terest in pliotnggrapliy. Ruth Iiupperman l.c-un Hager ,X. ll. l,afer fllive Yfuiiigjuliii lludinan Mullins ffliarles Vlaslwn Ulga l'wzye lfrerl tastelliieeifw -luseph llutl' tlraee S. Reed lflnier lYilli:nns l'eter Savinu l'i4lXYJllAfl Xliteliell Xliilliznn llenberg' Xlinna lfapelsnlin Ralph lfisber Patsy Spatula llerbert Nlelizirit Xlinnie Kleudelsfm Xlieliael llmnaeli .loseph Miller l l1irenee tiwldstein Nliehael lfilipprnie l'atriek Nlareliesani Htl THE NORM Qnuneui gil A .- . 1 1' i ...sw :W H... . , H... Tfili' 1 s Y Nia Dancing Club t1l Flt'lilQS President ........... .......... K lyrtle Xliarfl Yice-l'resident ...... Xlatilda Zlatnicl: Secretary ........ ....... A Xnne XYalsh Treasurer .. l'riscilla Urdelle Each Friday morning at eleven o'clock strains of music from the gymnasium -perhaps a dreamy melody from a Schubert waltz, or a lively rhythm from the latest musical comedy are heard. This is a positive sign that the dancing cluh is holding its weekly meeting. This club has adopted as its symbol the hgure of the Good Fairy and as it motto, the spirit of this same Good Fairy, who, standing on tiptoes, exe presses with outstretched arms, the spirit of joy and good will to all. .-X study of creative, folk, social and modern tap dancing is being carried on during this term. An insight into each form of rhythmics is desired so that a broad meane ing of the word, dancing, may be obtained, and in order that the members of the club may feel a rhythmic motion with all cultural subjects. Much is being said to-day about the fascinating study of syncopated rhythms. lts application is found in everything, everywhere in everyday lifeswin the vvhirr of machinery, in the hum of the aeroplane motor, in the roar of the ocean and the lapping of the waves on the lake shore. Through the medium of the tap dance, it is hoped that the members of the club will become familiar with the beauty of rhythm, whether in nature or machinery. The fascination of this rhythmical study makes them eager to carry on these activities in their leisure time. As a means of self-expression the dancing club seems to be one of the leaders so far as leisure is concerned. S1 THE NORM fl The Glee Club XXI :uw giving ri M-rim of IIllllC'ZlllX for tlic- lla-orgc Xxillblllllffltill rc-lm-limriuii llill tlu- Ulu- fluli an-lcct lllllll'tlllI'lIlIC lllllSlC tu wing for tlic-sc, 'lilic- llrrimzi Cfluli wwulcl lilac- ilu- film- liluli to pI'l'pZlI't' iucirlc-utril music fur thc-ir play. 'l'lic- S111Wl'llllPllflk'lllS im-vt in thc- :Xurlituriuui rm XY1'flIlC'SflI1y. XYill you :lf- izmgc- :i pmgrain of music fm' tlic-ui? Ulfflflflj' is Jxlllllllllll' Day. XXX- wfrulrl lic glacl to liavv tlic- film- flulw Cfuitrilmtc swim- uumlicrs for tlic progrmuf' .-X Call from mit uf town: VYill yuu :irwuigc for a s0luiSI. 21 quartc-1 :mel Il trim Irwin wuir film- l lulm In mug in' plzlx' :il ll CIPIICUTI lu tlic luwu llzlllf 'l'lic-sc mul lllllllj' uiruw- :irc thc- rc-qiu-Qts that Clinic to thc Ulm-C Cluli uf thc Stun- Nurmzil Scliuul :u Nu-wnrk nurl slum' liuw iutimzitclv music is assucizitc-rl with tlu- mime-rims zictivitics uf wclmnl :uul how it carrim-s on-r into thc- liuuic- zuifl Cfilllllllllllly lifv. 'l'lu- film- Cflulm has prc-sa-iitn-fl mrmy lim- prugraiiis in tlic .-Xuclituriuui. .-Xu uutQt:uifliug c-vc-ut was thc- hlI1I!IlllK'SC fllwfkfllfl, 'l'lic l.:1st 'lll'1l uf Tsukif' :X rc-al Orin-iitznl zuiiiusplicra- was gin-u In thc- play Ivy Simpliciu .-Xgtzutip. :1 Pliilippiuu, wliu iilziy-ml tlic- liilft of lilllIl1'I'HI'. ,Xt tlic- Spring l'1-stivxxl in tlic- ffvruizil gnrflc-us, Ilia- cluli :nsistm-rl uizitcrizilly iu ff-iigx :uifl :wwuiipziiiiiiu-iitu flu' flzuiccs. 'lllic' l'Yl'lll9 wliicli :uw lnuf' :iwaitl-fl vu-i'x' vc-:ir :irc thc znctivilil-s :it the Clirist- PN ' . . mm NUIISUII, 'Iliff film- Vluli lim za iunjm' p:u't in tlic Clirisliuzis Carullmg :uifl :avi-iiilmly cc-ln-lmitifni. lfulluwiiig tlu- Ill'U!l'1llll it is trrlrlitirriml ful' ilu- clulm tu go tu thi- l,l'l'Nlll'll'I'lIlll Iluspitzil in Na-wnrla :uul tlu-rc by cziruliug tlimugli the lizills liriug K liristmzis flu-1-r In tlu- sick. Sviwiu- uf Il musical uzitun- um-i's :i wifll- rziugv uf L-mln-:u'ui' for tlic mvui- lii-rx nf ilu- Mlm- q'lul,, 'flu-Y gm- fliri-qlui-5 ur iiu-iiilmn-ix uf choirs lu Cluirclu-s or fluuwli wliuulxi tlivlv tn-zu-li lIl'llYl4lllZll5 ui' giwiiiw tu play suuu- iustruuin-ul :is tln- HQ THE. NORM piano, organ, or violing they are accompanists for choral groups, folk dancing classes, or civic repertory theatersg they assist welfare workers in carrying out their programs. The students are generous in using their talents, giving service voluntarily and willingly for the enjoyment of others. OFFICERS Anne Bednarz President .................... First Vice-President ........ Second Vice-President ..... Secretary ...... . ................ Treasurer Librarian .................. Assistant Librarian ..... .....Marjorie Arp ......Helen Hutch ...........jean Howard Clara Mae lNhite janet Thornton Helen Matthews .....Marion VanLeuven Guards for the pins were given to the following girls as a reward for three years' service: Marjorie Arp Helen Freeland Merle Pryce Laura Evans Beulah Hawk Frances Hortan Frances Lee Helen Matthews In addition Miss Dunning and Miss Rogers were given pins and guards as a token of appreciation for their nntiring work. Mary Boyle Virginia Carrington lvah Crannnond Margaret Curran Cecelia Farley Helen Freeland Eleanor Golba Josephine Groh Christine Hansen Esther Hardman Beulah Hawk Francis Horton jean Howard Genevieve .lapkiewicz Martha jentis Anna Kindt Edith Lapp Bertha Larson Norma McCotter Edna Mulligan Catherine Mulvaney Grace Otter Vera Powers Merle l'ryce Betty Tyson Muriel Yan lluyne Mildred Zesch 83 Marjorie Arp Charlotte Bl1I'lSCll Helen Cole Grace deYries Anna Doyle Vivian Gouled Louise Lord Emily Krug' Doris Lyons Mildred johnson Maisie Sloan Helena Stinson Anne Toliiassen Ruth lYillianison Mary Bailey Carnieta Branch Dura Davis Mary Ellis Florence Guerin Helen Mathews Filoinena l'oniponio Mary Slingerland janet Thornton Marion Yan Leux Ruth XYear Fannie lYisnik :Xnne lYiniarski THE NORM 35 ? L'.':.'J-'-I-L' - .1 -3.4 V I Library Council Ul'll5lt'lfRS Miss Nancy Tlionipson ............................ ........................ - Xclvisor President ........................ .... I icatrice A. Singer X'ice-Presirlent ....... .... K liimie Menclclsohn Secretary ........... ................ I Eleanor Gal Treasurer .................................................................. julia Gordon It is the custom of the Lihrarv Council to holrl informal teas throughout the term in orrler to bring the faculty anfl sturlents together in a closer honcl of friend- ship. These teas have lieen part of thc social prograni to attract students to library work. The lihrarv has heen a focal point for the activities of the entire school. There have heen exhiliitions of arts, hooks, nature anrl marionettes. The students volunteer for work in the circulation and rcfcrcncc rooms and have supervision over the hulletin hoarcl ancl the stacks. Lena ,Xvallone Nellie XYoollev Marjorie Kiefer .Ioxeiiliine lirucato Xlarie feiillei' Yivian Lipwhiilt Sophie t'ooperni:ui -lowpli llull' Klarian Hair Ilelen llianionfl llelen llutch llorothy Xlanchester lfvelvn llohlms l.ill.v Ulxen Xlinnie Klenilelaohn I'earl lfxltin Margaret I'etersen Marietta Klirahella ,Xiuiajean tlauxe KIai'garet l'i'oseh lfrances Vliillips .Xrline tirav .Xntoinette Scarangello tlertrucle l'laine Nloniea iireeli-5 llertha 'llarin Clair Sheister lfthel .Ienxen l':llfIllPl'lll XYeische1lel l.vrla llavors llarolil lrxneh llilliam Yitarelli llelen l'iL'llk'llll31llllII lleleu Xlattlieuw Xlililreil lillllllll'l'Ql'l' lfflith Klaliliev lleatrice Nlatliiaxwii Steplianie llziuhelq Yirginia Martin lla-atrice Singer I l1-anoi' tial Nlargaret llalukaitis l.orett:i 'liiernev lflorv-nice liolflxlein .lack Sher l.uewx Snholieh lulia llorilon ,Xnna Stein Xliriam Xvogel Nlarie lxleili -lennie Tiiiiiiisliv Xornia XXX-iiixteiii Row Kanter S4 THE NORNI Marionette Guild Far ill anrl out, alioye, aliont, helow 'Tis nothing hut a magic shaclow-show Play rl in a hox, whose canclle is the sun. Ronncl which we phantoni tigures conie anrl go. iA,Ill7Ui:Vfll. The Marionette Ciuilfl has worlqecl anfl playefl diligently this year with e zblc co-operation of Mrs. Plenty anrl Kliss Mihleis, its faculty aclyisors. The membership of the Cuilfl ninnhers about twenty-live. The officers are as follows Master Craftsman ....... ......... . .. Stella Lorkowsky Keeper of the Funds .. ..... Mary McGuire Scribe .........................,.... ...... 5 lean Kautzniann Mistress of the Strings ....... .... I Dorothea Strucknian Mistress of the XN'arclrohe ........................................ june Young A trip to Bohlmy Fnlton's stnrlio. in March was enjoyed anrl appreeigitiil all who took aflvantage of the unusual opportunity. The most important activity this year, has lieen the preparation for ani 1 presentation of the chapel progrznng however, it proyefl to lie well worth all thi work which was clone. The Gnilml hopes to continue next year with renewerl vigor. l'resirlcnt .... Secretary Treasurer .... Marietta lliralmella Marie Mannino Anne l7IlSl1CCl llorothea Strnckman lieatrice Singer Nettie Morris Ul lilL'lilQS m A 5ik'll1l l,1il'li4m'slil ....-lean liantzinan Mary Klclinire lflixalmeth linclnnan Nlarie Xeicller llniily llryain in-orgia X'l'k'lli'lllll1I'Nll l'hilo1nene Ualicchn llannah tflnnelnick Xntoinette Lfozaralli Sarah liloonl lfmlith Xlarlcs lflizalnelli Xyeischef nnc Young Upal llisinger lleatrice llothlmarrl SS THE NORM Music Stucly Club l'resident .......... .... lf fildred Y. 'lohnson Vice-l'resident .......... Roberta O'Neil Secretary ....... ..................... l Dorothea Struckman Advisors ..........,........................... Miss Rogers and Miss Dunning The Music Study Club aims to bring to its members and guests aesthetic experiences of a Fine and cultural type, pursuing the search for the more abun- dant life through Music. Following an initial miscellaneous program which served to introduce new members to the club and to give to those participating in the program an oppor- tunity to present selections from their own repertoires, the club centered its interest upon a comparative study of the lives and works of MacDowell and Grieg. .Ns was brought to light, these two composers had much in common-inspiring, isolated environments, helpful home infiuences. etc. The MacDowell program included not only our favoriteswselections from the lYoodlanCl Sketches, Sea Pieces, etc.-but also many delightful songs. How many of us knew that Mac- Ilowell wrote these lovely treasures? Our president sketched the activities of the lleterboro Colony, informing us in a delightful way of its great value to creative workers in the arts, who are given an opportunity to work at Veterboro under ideal conditions. At a following program the story of l'eer Gynt was told, inter- woven with the music of Cirit-g's l'eer fiynt Suite, a contribution of our president. XX'hat firieg program floes not contain selections from this Suite? .-Xt the same meeting a new experience was brought to many present in hearing the rendition, on two pianos. of the Mozart Sonata No. I, to which Grieg has added an arrange- ment for the second piano. This number was played by Mildred johnson and Xliss Rogers. The club feels that it is an incentive to many of its members to pursue their musical interests, which might perhaps gradually fade out in the light of so many other interests claiming their attention. lllay we express our gratitude to the graduating members for their generous and enthusiastic contributions to our club lifef Ho THE NORM i ' l V'? lW V The Norms Theatre Guild The Norms Theater Guild started its season under the leadership of the fol- lowing officers: President ......... .... I sahel Knight Vice-l.'resident .....,..... Louise ifllrien Recording Secretary ........ Helen Lesser Corresponding Secretary .... Ruth Ratner Treasurer ................................................................ Alex Kaufman Very interesting dramatic programs were given during the cluh period. The most important event occurring during their term of office was the presentation of three one-act plays at night in the school auditorium. These plays were: Suh- mergedf' The New Teacher, Rosalie, and proved very successful. A Christmas luncheon was given hy the guild to its memhers. Vins for active memhership were given to the following memhers: Gladys Cierring Margaret Peterson Klay Lindgren Yaleria Evans Shirley Muller lfrnest lientzlalif lsahel Knight Gertrude .Xlhert liohert lfolker Helen Sandquist Gertrude lllain joseph Berg :X tea was given hy the Guild for the liaculty on .Xpril li which was very enjoyable. Nlrs. Greta llunting of lfast Urange was the guest of honor. She gave some interesting' monologues a few of which were original. Several plays are lxeing rehearsed to he given during the cluh period or in the assembly. A theater party has also heen arranged for some time in early Xlay. The Norms have had a very promising year so far and are earnestly hoping to complete it equally successfully. 87 THE NORM 7------ . R -vm- V 1 1 . I 1 1 'TIT 1 l ii !,lll :I 1 ll! 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T110 111111 11111 111Y111' l111'lll1l1'IN 111' 1111' N1ll41l'1lI 1111111 11'111'1 11:11'1' 1111111111111 11111'1'1-51 111 C1121- 111 11111111-1 111 1111111111'11 11111'1111' .S , 1114 4P11l1f1'1'x 111 1111' 11 111-1'11111' '1111' 1I14l'N1f1l'111 ........................ .... . ..,. X 1l1111l1:1 111111-11'1 11111-1'1'1'N1111'1l1 .. 1'11'11'1'11U1' X11'11N '1'1'1-1111111-1' ...... ....... K 1Ill'1Hll 111-111 Sl'1f1'l'1f11A-X 1 1111A1'111'1- 1.:11111l'1Ai 1111 'l'1'11x1111-1 111-1-2 'I1111111-1.11:11''I1'11N11111 ,, .... X111 X:111g1111- 1'11l111l'N '1'11'11fj.1':11' ,111-11N1l'1' .. ..... 11111-1l'11N1' S111:11111111 f1I11'-f11'I1I' '1k1'11x11'1- ..... x1l'111k'Il 111'1-1111-1' 1111 1':11'11111' X111'1N111'X '11'1 X , ,N ,V ,.,, .1 .111 X.11,11,.1.1.111- x1lHN1,1X'l11QN1Hl1 X! THE NORM 1' 'r ' rip- are ., JUS.: I ,H . . . R. . . 1.5-7 1 011 Y - . W .Q 121 t 1-:mg -if gg, ix, :N X 1 -El, nv 'AZN Q I Q. Q Psychology Club OFFICERS President .......... ...................... ......... . I Qalph Hutt Vice-President .. Murray Leventer Secretary ........ ..... ..... . . . ....... .. ...... .... I .ena Szymanski Treasurer .................................................................. john Pfetifer Club Advisors .... Miss Alice T. XVhvte, Miss li. Marcia Baldwin Adolescence was the main topic selected for the year's work. The plan for study included a brief survey of the Requirements of Life from Spencefs lithi- cationf' followed by a discussion of the Significance of the Lengtheuing Period of Infancyu by John Fiske. An extended study of the endocrines was made. The concluding study is to be some means of harmonious adjustment of the factors of personality. Cases for study have been taken from scientitic books and from biography and fiction. The visits scheduled include trips to Columbia University, to institutions at Totowa and Rahway. to high schools, to schools for crippled children namely the liSTZ1I1Cll Brook School :md the A. llzlrry hloore School, to lJlIlf'gI'UlllltlS :incl lii- eentennial centers. The speakers arranged for in our school and in dit't'erent institutions are l'rot's. li. XYoodworth and ll. l.. Thorndike at Columbia, Ur. XYm. Klessler of the State Normal School in Jersey City, Dr. N. lirnest Townsend, l'rincipal of our school: M rs. l.illian Gilbreth, efticiency expert on President l'Ioover's t'onnnittee on L'nemployment and Dr. Bruce Robinson of Newark. Our sincere acknowledginents and gratitude are due to the members of the 'Psychology llepartmcnt for their enthusiastic and ungrudging use of their time and etlort in helping to make and carry out our plans: to llr. M. lirnest Town- send, our principal, for his hearty co-operation in making possible certain of our trips, and for his valuable talk to us: to the eminent men and women who have helped us so much by their contributions and tinally for the hearty hospitality so finely tendered us on our visits. S9 THE NORM ml Q57 Ili -- 'lQ,fQ'l ,1'Lf:fF,ff' ' 'gg f ldgfy.:-F 1.54 533' -- irldiltl' ffl 'All I' gif: Y 1 1. ,1 J X lf-5 'PX' F71 um F,--W iq! - 1-1.4- T ,. , Science Club The Science Clulm st:1rt1-cl the year 111 Il yery CII-iU5'Ill5lC way, nzuucly gomff :1 XK'l'l'IllL' roast. XY1- el1z1rte1'efl :1 bus :mtl went to the South lX'lOllIltIil11 Reservn tion one lfrirlay Zlfll'I'l1UUIl after seltoul. Needless to say, we needed 1111 x 1 1 1 lllllfll when we z11'1'1vecl l1c1111e. Later 1111 in the term we visited the Reid lee Cream Co111pz111y m New XXX- were taken tm :1 tour tl1rf111gl1 the entire factory. lllClflCllI21llj', the bdflllls were flelieitms. The seltuul may thzmk the Science Club for the Cllfkftflllllllkll 1 reeeiyetl cluring that llSSCllllJl5' periml 111 wl1iel1 Howzwrl Cleaves sltfmu 11-. -to 111m'i11g piet111'es of lmirtls, Do you I't'lNl'lHlbl'I' lmw we zlpplztmlerl? Our elulm has give-11 twu parties so fur. The tlrst was given for the Suuou who left us to gn out tu p1':1etiee. The seetmcl was given in I11111111' of the lumt wlw left 115 recently. XXX' :lo not co11tl11et all our l!lL'l'llllQS i11tl11urs. XYl1CI1 the weather 1s f1yor1l1 c we 11N11:1lly go O11 Il tleltl trip. XYl1L'I1 we curry 1111 our program indoors ut CINLIINN CllI'I't'lll meienee eyentw. - t'lllCI'l2llIlt'fl by 21 talk lnftllll Mrs. .-Xlmbott 1111 lllI'flN or tlmx R VY1- :11'1- ltl0lilll3,f fo1'w:1rfl In the luyt-ly time we expect to have when ut 111114 the ,Nrlmrwr Day Ill'0gI'ZlII1 111 wl1it'l1 tl11- wluvle selmul is tu IJ1ll'l11liC. X UTY UNCH VVC Zlfi l'l'k'5lflL'lll ......... XYl1iti11g' 'llllUI'll Yue-l'1'es11l1-111 ........ ........ l 'lflWIlI'tl l.is Sl'i'l'l'l1lIv'-'lll'k'Il5llI'l'1' .......... .......... .... l . ueille llrielytll l'lflllIl .Xflll'I' NlIlfll'lZllllt' lwleilm Kliltlrerl Kurt l.11eill1- l11'iel4t-ll l'lflXX'!l1'4l l.iwt1v11 lxllllll SIlllt'l'lN lllmlyx Iliuger l,tll'tlllly Nlnxwell XYl11t111g' rlllllblll lt-eilizt lhv111lwtXlii lxlllllillll Klelllt-11111111 l.illi:u1 'llllllJUXl l'lN1lll'l' fit-1':11'flu lll'IlL'l' Nlerlcel Klirizun Vogel I,11t'ill1- U1-1':11'fl11 .XllQl'llIl1l xltlI'CSL'lll X111'111:1 XXYClllNlClI1 X'11'gi11i:1 flluyet' .Xll4ll'CXY l,t'll'I'S lclzt lYiIli:1111N l'l11-I11- lltttlflen lflsie l'llwt1-1' Klzuuie Dust' t4l1:1rl1-N lItm':11'1l l'lI'1lI1K'l'S l'l11llip 90 THE NORM af' l ' Al L Il V' li ,nr ' uv ee We-rfJf+s r in 1' ' The Studio Club President .......... .. .Nnnajean Cause Vice-President ..... Louise Lally Treasurer ....... ......... E leanor Riley Secretary .......................................................... Gertrude Hamblin The Studio Club is inade up of students who have a special interest in art. This club has aided in inany school activities along art interests. The Studio Club has a steadily increasing nieinbership and it now has thirty on roll. Many types of activities were carried on last semester as each of the girls fol- lowed her special interests. This semester the group as a whole has been busily working with pastels and charcoal. Many worthwhile pieces of art have been accomplished. The cluh has also enjoyed several social affairs. A card party was given in February and a luncheon and card party in April. These affairs proved very successful through the kind assistance of Miss Engels who is our art supervisor. Mary Alaiina Rose .Xlgazzina lloinaine lilacknian Beatrice Block Mary Hove Mary Collins Rose C'onnnarato Betty Conklin Betty llavis Gertrude Fallon Adeline lirnnzi Annajean tlause Dorothy llecker Mildred Horneeker Marion lluglisoi I llorolliv lfolselle Lee liahan Rose Kanter Slyvia lsaiiinian l.a Verne lsfindie l Dm uri :thy lsr rliler llntli liornlrlntli Gertrurle Leonard liranees l.ong'a lfrlna l.ynch .Xnna Lnkaek Marge Mason 91 Helen Mcforniiclq Ruth Monaglian .-Xida Vetruzzelli lfleanor Riley Theresa lioinano Nettie lqllllkllblklll Xlary Seanearella ,-Xntoinette Searangello lilllilllfll' SlL'lbIll'Ul-ll Marion Tiger Kita XYeiss losepliine ferlwina -lessie llenilrieli THE NORM The Swimming Club 1ll7l7lL'lflQS President ........... ........................ .......... l ' lrma Oswald YlCC-l,l'L'SlflL'lll ..... Laura d'ICustachio Secretary ......... ....... e Xlice McGovern Treasurer .................. ...... K larie Connors .Xssistant 'li1'tf2lSlll'C1' ..... .................................... X 'iola VYZIYCI' The Swimming Club meets in the lidison pool at Harrison for a period of ten weeks in the Spring and Fall terms. Various activities such as Play Day, ath- letic meets. races, etc., are participated in by the entire club. The girls strive to win the awards given each year by the point system. Points are gained by taking part in pool activities and assuming responsibilities for pool duties and for im- proving their personal style in swimming. The club is trying to prove that swim- ming is not only a necessary safety measure, but that water games and Play Day and good swimming is an excellent means of exercise and a worthy use of leisure time. Marie Connors lieatriee Sehanwecker lflizabeth lllake Elizabeth Hughes lluris l.yUllS lfinily llryam Cecelia Flynn l.ncille Gerardo ,Xnna .lones Katherine Grace lflinore llooth l,Zllll'Zl lfnglish -lean liantzman llanella Sullivan .Ianet llance Mildred liomberger lfthel Sweatman llarriet Nimsgern ,Xlice McGovern Gladys Rogers lda Cohen .Xnn Sauerborn Yiola lYayer Ruth Roby lilizabeth Conklin Ruth Goldbach liertha Tarin lilizabeth Vleisehedel Georgia Yredenburgh Dorothy Brown Mary Bailey lVlen's Varsity Club The men of State Normal School are gradually finding their place in activi- ties pertinent to school life. Since the organization of our Varsity Basketball Team the men have become Varsity minded to the extent that they have laid the foundation for this club. Each year will bring a few more eligible men to add to the original nine members. The members who graduate will, through this organization, have a means of keeping in touch with and following the activities of State Normal and its Varsity teams. The officers for the year 1031-i932 are: l'rt-sident ..... ..... l fdwin Swenson Seei't-tary ....... ................... ............. ..... u I 1 ibn UI. S'llL'l'llU l'il'Jllllillll AX. lxrnnieieli liraneis llixlewicn lYalter lialey ,Xueust Qlainiarone ,Xlex l'y zyna Robert lfolker llarold li. l.yneb lillis Xkalline' Donald Lacey blobn Xliedenizt XYilbt-1' Snyder t'h:n'les l.ZllllL'll Sain t nllari llolmriiry' ,llt'111fu'1'.v llr. lzrnesl Nl. lownsend. l'1'es. . . nlost-ph Ilkngola. C oacli 92 THE NORM CAMPUS QUEEN . . . -. 3 tt Ullfllllletf 'from jingfe 1.57 O f course, we had to bring up the subject of make-np. lioys always have so much to say about that especial feature that we thought we would give them a chance for once to express themselves freely and sans inhibition. They did. l think one member. out of all the interesting number voted for No make-up at all. tllad it pounded into him in his extreme youth, no doubt and never got over it. lint we wonder if he'd refuse a dance with evening's wow!j No obvious use of lip stick or rouge received the majority of votes, although quite a number were willing to allow any amount of make-up so long as it was artistically done. So. there you are. girls, don't plaster on the make-up, but try to follow nature's route and you may be in line for the year's favorite. .Xnd while we're on the subject, one of the object-to's or prejudices listed was too frequent application of make-up. lt's the old story: they know you use powder, lip stick and rouge, but they don't like to be reminded of it Su often. They want you to look just right, but they don't want to know how yotl got that way. .Xbout plucked eyebrows! XXI-ll. a little over half said, U, li. if done with discretion or if artistically done. and l don't object unless the job's too obvious. lt seems those frat boys don't want their woman Obvious about anything. .Xnd you who think it's coy to dangle long earrings before your prey. They don't like it. Some didn't object to those worn close to a dainty, pink ear, but every answer was very definite about the long, dangly ones, and don't like 'em . . . can't stand 'em. and No underlined proved that the swaying ear drop was decidedly out. Better have them made into a pin or something. Uf course. the good old high-hecled or not high-heeled question was brought np. and fifty per cent said, No for street wear. Many made the sensible answer of Depends on size of the girl. Une straight-forward lad wrote in regard to the high heel for street wear question, l'll say I object. lfvidently he had been out trying to walk with one of those mincing high heelers. However. with all the good looking sport shoe models offered to-day, most every girl, worthy of a Prom bid saves the real high heel for the tea dance or inter-fraternity fling, so it doesn't seem as though the boys had as much to complain about as in the olden days, of a few years ago. Ulf course all this goes for the girl who doesn't col- lege hop but just hops anyway. anywhere with her Prince Chariningj .Xpproximately only twelve per cent disapproved of the extremely low-cut eve- ning gown worn by the girl he took to a college dance. XVith fashion as it is to-day, perhaps it's just as well such a small minority prevailed. Some of the answers to this question clearly proved that we were dealing with discerning modern critics. XYell, we asked for it . . . and we got it! Do you object to deep-tinted finger nails Did they? XYhoops! Almost to a man, the answer was Yes .N very few contrary souls who probably never noticed girl's hands except for holding purposes. penned a feeble no. Hut most of them put emphatically before the yes and a few even stuck in a lusty he-man Hell for good measure. So l guess that shows us where we stand on the pink linger nail question. Yoted down at our first meeting! Natural polish wins! Blannish clothes for girls? Nope! They don't approve, except for riding, so put that shirt and tie up in moth balls unless you're going for a gallop in the park one of these days. .Xnd be sure your beach pajamas express feminine charm if you want to make a hit with the fraternity man . . . or any other. You know this type . . . the girl of twenty or more who wears very girlish clothes to make her look sixteen? The result from the answers to the questionnaire should warn any girl to lie her age. Une very generous soul said. O, li. if she s little and can get away with it. lzvidently lns heart throb comes under this category. ff-UIlff1IIlt'lll on fniye 'Joy 93 i i THE NORM 7 tsoc n AL, t lt E. EN S lil lJl, ' f 'Y' fx f X Q i ' i i , A lt i ,i - i x , i 1 tl -I' . 1 cl f I 'df i' V C Y 'YW' ' N .- .5 1' 1 it Il Aft .N , t, x X l, i f V' 1 r YV 'X V, t i iv Edin J N L, ,X Q X Yi j J f ' , ,fqx,1'fl 'f ' 'Ili Varsity Show lliv stngt' wt tlit wlwnl ztiiclittwiiiiii wma ti':11istwi'ii1crl truiii zt l1l'lllk'S5lUlllll VHS- tium tw tl Ilfilfllllllb mglit Clllll. tm tlit- t'vt'iii1ig' nf Klux' tntli, ll?32. All .tttitm took place in tliv Krazy Kat Kluln. :md thc gucsts prcsciit wcrt im-iiilit-r5 of nur Sciiiur Vlztss. Tlicy wc-rc: lmuisc fffllricn. Krttlicrim- Lucius. liliznlu-tli Slack, Klart lxmg, Monica Lziviii, tit-rtrtiflc llamluliii. llorotliy Kapol- solm, llwmtliy limwii, llarwwlfl l.yllCll, .lust-pli llcrg, ,Migtiat -laiinrirmic, lfrlwin SXYt,'ll5tHl. lilli5 Xlltlliiig, l'li:1rlcs l'l:1skmi, l'ctt-i' Sztviiio. :mtl ,Iulm lXllCflCIHf1. Tlit- plot, wliat tlit-rc wsu of mic, siigggc-stccl that thc- stmlciits were trmtliiig mi tfti'luflflt'i1 grfrtiiifl. 'lrrllll Sztlcriiu mzult- :1 wry zmiufiiig, oliligiiig :md ciitcrtniiiiiig Master Of l.t'I'l'lllUllll'S. llis stings tlc-liglitccl tlic- Il.llfllL'llCk'. llis gIl1L'St artists CUllSlSlk'Il uf ftl:irg:it'c't lliiiiii, lin-lyii llc-c'livi', l'-l'IlllCl'N Hmtmi, llculali llnwk, llc-lt-ii Klzittlicws, :tml lilfiyrl Kiiigwlt-xx Kitty tnll pluiscrl K'Yl'I'5'UIlt with lim' iimvl l,0I'SUl1lll'l Skit iii wliicli slit- :tuc- tiruiitfl ll ll l ull tu tlit lmu tl ltlti - s nf QX rc-:tl iiiglit ululi zttiiimplit-it was t'1't':itt-fl lit tlic iwppy llllllk'l1lQ cliuiwis. 'Nnimig tlit-ii' iiuiiilwc-rs was tlic llK'Yk'l'-lflvllt'fflfgtllllxll linggctly Jxllll liziiicc. 'l'lw ,lmiiiiiiig ltupt- llziiitm- :mtl liztiii llzmct- we-rc lmtli vxct-llc-tit. Tlic tlItllCl'I'5 wwe-3 Xiiiizi l,fiNlll'l-. .Xflvlziiflv lltlllglllflt, lrmzt Uxwziltl. lflt-ziiiwi' l,c-itvrig, .Xlicv Klt'l.:tiit', ml ' ' l'l1ii'viivt- t ulivii Nlztig. titt l't'iit'ssx, l,lllS Klux, llvllx' Xlztllvrs. Klt'i'lt' l'I't't't', l.il- limi l'flXX'l'l'N, Xivinii lit-cliiiziii, l',liiim't' Ittmtli, Kltrtlv XX :1i'fl, l,:it11':1 tl l'.uat:icliin, iiifl Xfii'lii:1 lllviiiw lt'Ill lliniikx tw llvltii lltirm :mtl It gfmfl Hl'l'l'll'Nll'Il tlit- iiiuxit' was t-xct-llviit. l',wi'x'1+iit- iii tlit wlifwl will i't-iiit-iiilwi' tliv lint Nfvi'iii:il Sclitml Yatraity' Slum: lt lx NlIlt'1'I'1'lN' lifilitfl lw tlit- wiiiwi' claw tli:1t mziiix' iiitm' will tfilluw tliix mit: lil 1 THE. NORM The Prom Pretty girls. Beautiful girls. Plain girls. Ugly girls. Smooth men. Men not so smooth. New cars. Old cars. No cars at all. flood music. Had music. Beautiful moon. No moon at all. XX'onderful decorations. Terrible decorations. Tall girl, short man. Smooth couple. Poorly matched pair. XYhat does she see in him? A couple of drunks, they're having a good time. Strollers in the night air. Poor frosh sitting alone in the corner of the garden. How did that bird rate a bid? Some crust coming to the Prom without being dressed for the occasion. Good dancing, like the Yarsity Show. Xkatch that pair in the corner doing the Harlem, or is it that Montclair Ilop? That pair in the corner seat must think they can't be seen. I don't see why they can't wait till they get out of here. Intermission. How can we get something to eat without going on line? Nope, can't be done. Uh well. Sit in the corner and talk. Everybody and his girl are talked over. Music again. Another dog-trot. XYell I won't be the first on the Hoor. More crowd. Ticket takers must be dead. My gosh. you can't move now. XYe might as well go and get something to eat before the crowd starts. Looks as if they all had the same idea. Eat at last. Leave. XYalk. Go to her house. Talk or else-Say good night for an hour or so. Go home and to bed. Sleep two hours. Get up. XYonder if you're glad it's over or not. Grumble. Eat. .Xnd so to work before the Saturday rush starts and you get fired:-lily' Rolvcrl I'inI1.'e7'. A dark secluded corner of the campus gardens. The night air cool and still. Overhead an appealing moon filled with romance. A boy and a girl a beautiful girl with a lovely figure, dark lustrous eyes and soft inviting lips. The moments pass--thus it begins: I love you, Marion. will you marry me ? Mother would never permit it, Bobg I must marry a Montclair man. But, dear, I could easily learn to cook. One Editor's Lament Getting out a magazine is no picnic. If we print jokes, readers say we are silly. If we don't, they complain we are too serious. If we write all our own stuff. they say we lack variety. If we clip from other papers, we are too lazy to write. If we stick to the desk. we ought to he out digging up news. If we are out digging up news. we are letting things go hang in our office. If we don't print contributions, we aren't showing proper appreciation. If we do print them, the paper is filled with junk. I.ike as not. some one will say we swiped this from another magazine. kYe did.fTln' lilfllfflill. 95 THE NORM fig? if :f'ikN ,f N I ,M L. lltf' .ri ',.' ea' ,gg i s 'Egg H W, I .1 42 - , ' f' I. i if .Jil ' fi Ei 'M i f.'C .- , 7 .7 iii V Ei-'i.,'-1 A v,i iv q pq , 1 f WY tix if ,K ffl lo.,ty.g.-, q 4 11 pli'Axl'A ' , , J, Sq at e , V in --.Mikie -- ,. i X' ' ' wiht. -i i , , fn . A ff . lfirst tizuniihal- ls l too late foh tllllll1lll?H Second lJittos Yes, sah, you is: everyhody's eaten. CAMPUS QUEEN ttio11fi1111ed froni ftlflt' U33 Wilien asked about woman's crowning' glory, or what's left of it, most men said they noticed particularly how a girl ZlI'I'ZlIlQ'CCl her hair. ,X few said, Not par- ticularly. unless there's something wrong with it. liut the question that hrought the most hot-cha-cha answers read. Are you usually eager to meet girls with red hair? lt seems quite a munher, the majority in fact, had a very definite No ready, while others were more or less uninterested and just said, Sure, or why not Not especially, and one evidently took it for granted. Of course, he wrote. One couldn't quite make up his mind, answer- ing, XXX-ll, yes and no. llc wasn't going to commit himself, or else his expe- rience with this variety had turned out a fifty-titty memory. Another hrother shouted. llell. no, I try to avoid them. So there you are, evidently the reds are routed. .X goodly ntunher claimed they noticed the appearance of shoes and ankles hrst, while many said the appearance of hands and arrangement of hair counted with them. .iXnyhow, as first appearances do count, it's wise to he looking your hest all the time. tXYe don't want this to sound like a text hook on l low to please a man and you can suit yourself . . . hut a hint to the wise. you know . . . l And here are some comments added to ends of the questionnaires that are too good to miss. .Xs this seemed representative of the majority l'll quote it and all you'll Illiss will he the handwriting: I like girls with poise, personality, humor, tact and refinement. ln dress. they must he modish rather conservative and avoid all showy colors or styles, and must wear little jewelry which would he necessary hut not conspicuous hy its presence . . . like several rings and hracelets. Their hair nmst he long and drawn in the usual manner in a hun at the hack, and preferably waved. I pay much more attention to a girls personality, etc.. than to her physical endowments such as shapely legs, etc.. tilh, yeah fl so lone' as she is not conspicu- ously lnow-leggedf' Many others wrote along' this line. so . . . it nmst he sol fine man summed his preference hrielly: See picture of Marlene llietrichf' llraw your own conclusions! tt onllllileu' on fwlgfi' llll fit: THE. NORM Humor Edifofs N010 fo the Sl'lI1.0l'.Y Several Seniors are already wondering what they are going to do with their diplomas after they get them. This graduating business is certainly going to be another addition to the unemployment problem. lf prosperity isn't brought back Soon Ql'll be glad when you're dead, you rascal 3, me thinks that the State Boards will add two years to the curriculum here, and perhaps a new graduate school for the depressed Seniors, it is not the purpose of the Humor liditor to flag you, now that you are about to become alumni tthank goodness, how time Flies J, nor is it my purpose to make you carry a caustic taste into the world as graduates, but it is my pur- pose to remind you that you are not so different from the under-graduates you are leaving behind. You have a diploma-Yes, a paper fence, but do not let this close you in. You are graduates in name only, You can never rise above the Freshman class in the world without, but, who can stop you from selling apples and making depression pay? .X HARRY l.,vi-'isa A Leaf from a atural History Text C'lt1.v.r1'fict1lioi1.' tienus-lieminice. lfamilye.Xdolescentia Yerbosa. SpeciesAl'rom-Trotter. Gczzcnzf 1.7l'St'l'I.flfllIlI.' The l'rom-Trotter is a slim vertebrate with two lower appendages commonly called legs, used as bait for the attraction of collegiate males and for the execu- tion of certain dance steps. The forelegs or arms of this species are often exposed to the air and serve for embracing its prey. lts head is covered with hair mutilated according to fashion and colored as gentlemen prefer. The creature's crimson lips are constantly emitting lisping and cooing sounds when not osculating. The sounds are usually meaningless and as unintelligible as the chatter of a squirrel. Countless serious minded sophomores and occasionally lordly upperclassmen are snared by those nonsensical nothings. lfnhanced by eye-lash brilliants and other artificial aids to beauty, the animal's optical organs serve a purpose other than that intended by nature. The shapely body of the creature is normally covered with sheer clothing of a revealing nature. Light flimsy materials are in vogue during the cold winter months while furs and broadcloths are affected in summer. Htllvilutf During the school year the l'rom-Trotter inhabits the various college social all-airs, 1'etiring to the seclusion of home at frequent intervals for recnperation. life History and Htzlwifr' .Xt a tender age the l'rom-Trotter develops parasitic tendencies. lt rapidly acquires facility in attracting collegiate males and obtaining bids from them. The remainder of its existence is devoted to the tactful pursuit ol' a provider. Xlith the administering of the lloly vows the life of the l'rom-Trotter ends. .Xfter marrying a meal ticket, this exquisite parasite becomes inactive and grows fat. Strange as it may seem. the l'rom-Trotter always succeeds in deluding the prospective provider into believing that he is the pursuer and not the pursued. lfcologlyf l.ike all other parasites, it has no economic importance. lts function after passing through the matrimonial transitirmation renders the l'roni-Trotter indis- pensable to the continuance of the race. 1,7 THE. NORM Changes You guvs ain't got no kick comin' to yon ahout the kintl of weather you have 'irountl here. at least the weather stays somewhere near constant, that is there 9 iin't no raclical changes in a couple of hours or so. XYhy. when I was prospectin in .Xfrica I run onto all kinrls of tlillerent conditions. It url he so flanged hot tluring the clay that I coulfl Illlftlly stancl it anml then that night I'cI most freeze In cleath. llarl to take all kincls of care of my equipment. I hacl to keep every thing coverefl in the rlaytime for fear of it hoilin' away, ancl keep it coveretl at night so's it wonI1ln't freeze, I hatl to ptll my canclles in hottles in the claytime to keep the tlnrnetl things from runnin' away ancl at night when I'cI go to put out the light I userl to have lo hreak oII' the Ilame ancl hnry it. it was frozen that hartl. 'IQIIK' water in my canteen froze solitl every tlangecl night ancl when I went to thaw it out in the mornin' I'1l have to he tlnrnetl careful that it cIirln't all go till' in steam. I woke up one mornin' antl my horse was frozen solicl in ahout Iive inches of white ice, anal after investigatin' I Iountl that the ice was the steam comin' oil' of the critter the night hefore when I stoppetl ancl he hacIn't hall time enough to cool otl' hefore it hacl all froze on him. XYhen I'tI lay clown to go In sleep I Iiatl to he sure to close my eyes right away or they'fI freeze open and IRI have lo sleep with hoth eyes open :mtl that ain't comfortahle. I startecl out with a lot of raw provisions with me hut hsfore the Iirst clay was over they was all overcooketl, I'ni tellin' you that was livin' nncler clffticulties. .Xs I saicl hefore you guys ought Io quit kickin' ahout things aroiincl here, you clon't know when you'rt well olli. XYith all them things I hacl to put up with I never once utteretl a tlangecl worrl of complaint anfl hy golly that's a lot more than you hircls can say. Sure I matle some money on my expechtion. hut I hacl a lot of hartl luck since I got hack, you know I harl nigh onto te-n thottsancl tlollars antl alter spentlin some ot it . . . . , . I put the rest in the hank. hut som: ill-thinkin man put a lmnclrecl tlollars in on top ol mme :incl I can't get it out. A Tale of Qrchicls and Qveralls 'lille ill 'Zt'l-Htl flmf look IIUI' fdlllt'l .N' fnrlzoit' lvlefe llule into lllt' 4lII'lII.S' of the 1111111 .rlie lmwzl Ily t'oi:N1a1.t. XytIOI,RIl'II 'I'he youthful Mr. 'I'oinmy Rogers was calling upon Kliss Ilale I.owrie Yan Lanclt Ilamilton. Not personally. that is. hut in a more or less oHicial capacity. .Ns a matter of fact. Bliss ID. I.. Y. Z. llamilton tlicl not even know him. .Xml Iiarl her name in its entirety heen pronounced in Mr. Rogers' hearing, he woulcl have sworn it was that of a patent inerlicine. ul Nlr. Rogers resterl his kit of tools on the pavement for a secontl and pans' to gaze up at the house he was ahont to enter. 'Ito take it in in full he had to throw his heatl as far hack as it woultl go, so that his chin was the highest part of him. 4XrImiration overcame Klr. Rogers. Some tenement! he conimuntecl tlonfl. It was, strangely enough, situatecl on the same thoroughfare as Nlr. Rogers' own home, hut consiclerahlv farther flown. Xlr. Rogers clwelt on I'ark .XYCI it 124th Street. ' I Nlr. Rogers, having gazecl his Iill, Iowerecl his chin to the perpenclicular once more, retrievecl his tool-kit, anrl went within. Ikith perfect .YtIT'0l'l' fr11'1'e he ignorecl the entrance cleckecl with two antique hronze lamps. two miniature orange-trees set in the tile pots. anrl two unifornietl persons with white gloves, who seemecl to have Iowhere to go. anfl turnerl the corner to rlescenrl a short Ilight of steps into a floor- way lahelefl Service Iintrancef' Ile rang a hell, anrl when an elevator innocent I-I hmnan occupancy harl presenterl itselt. rose with it, tool-kit, niottlerl overalls Ifitlllllillllftl on page IOM ws IUC? THE NORIVI Humor This rlepartinent has ransaclcn-cl the hunks of the Rajnli, zinfl has fwnnfl tlizn 'PW 44 liill WUT? uf all Xurinzil Sclmnl Ql'1lllllIlll'S flu nut CIllK'l' lln' lL'Ilk'lllllQ p1'wt'c-vinil 'lillCI'Cf0I'C, it has clccimlcfl to p1'wlin't snip-snzxk fntnrw, of Sc-ninrs wlin :nw Minn IH 112155 mtl. .lllllll .lf1'n1'l'111l1-AK llutc playcr in lilllll XYllllt'lllIlllS tr:u'c-ling' m'Clicwl1':1. for Ifvrgak lmrozulcastcr ul lin-fltinlc Stories. llornllzy lx'i1jmI.wl111-:X lznnons social 11-fn1'11u-1'. .-llm' 1,j'.S Vlll1+.'X rcfcwcv of piiig-pmig in thc 'llln'Cc--l lmgiic-. ,ll1Il'.X' l.0lIfj-.X lilfnnnvr Girl lrzlsclmll plziycr. llorotlzy l,iI'0'ZUIl-l'l'UIlI'l0ll'CSS ul :1 lwziiity pzlrlur. Sul .SitI1t'l'1l17-SIIIQL' inzinzigcr in Mixislcyk Hiirlm-scniv 'l'l1c-mf-r. Hob I:01lx'l'l'TI,UlllJyl5t ill Liirllglwss. .llurion IYtI'Q!'l--JXCITCSS, starring in A Shop in thc- lJ:n'k. ljfi .S'fw'11.v1v11 .'X trnnnt officer' in Nllflllill Sclicml. Pal glllU't'll0l'.YtYl1lff-l1l'Uli'SSHI' in Il lifll'lK'l' l'nllL'3Ic'. 1,0IlI.XF ffHI'1.L'Il-l,I'lIll1l llmniu in Tin l'nn Alla-y. lid Horn-I'liilosoplicr fin flcvclupinclit of Sunil to Nuts. Harold I,.X'IIC'11-SIICCCSSUI' to Billy Snnrlziy. XYitl1 cuniplcxicnl likc tllc rnsv. Mid thc snows. llue to pnwrlcr on In-1' nnsc. I suppose: Slic' twirls upon lll'l' tm-s In zililncvizitcfl clntlics .Xncl cxliilmits spzniglc-cl lum- 'llm thc lmcznlx. ,Ns Cruvl timc- lx-stows ,'Xclipusc', Fairy parts :incl all nl tlinsc Slic Ul1lgT'0W'S1 Tlicn lIll1I'llllll'lllj,fly slim- goes To the lnncllnnst rows To pirrnn-ttv :inrl pusy- Vlitli the Crows. Xxvllixll lilc frayc-cl :incl lnflc-fl grmvs l.ikc- licr lmcanx. Slim- in gzirrct sits :incl scws lfnrlmeluws: Till licr wcziry cyvlicls clusc ln thc- pczxcc nl rl:-ntlik 11-pose' ls sho rc-:lining what mln- smvs? llczivcii Knows- XQX-XX cll, l wc the lIlfllCS :irc llllIlllY givnig' ln. l.fX- fiivi11g in'-liuw? 3.-Xillicll, l san' zz sign ont in lmvn this ziftcriiumi that sznfl. l.f11l1'v.v' lx'uun'y- In-ll vl'tII' C'f0fl11'.f.' 99 Smiwlmnfly tnlrl inc .XlJlllll1ll3l'0lll. lt XV!lSllil :lt Yzilm- I M' ll:n'x':n'cl in' lyilflllll lllllll ,Xnywriy l wont. XYQ lJl'Ullllllt'fl. llc trim-cl tu tzllk lint his lllll5lZlk'lll' lint in tliv way. lt ticlilm-cl. XXI- wi-nt 1llllSlfll', lt was in tlu- :1i1'1 IIli-li-ll-ll-li-li-lim . XXI- wont inaiilv. XXX- clzlncvcll l inc-:ln trim-fl. l l't'lllZll'li1'tl, lxlis gn. XYQ we-nt. .Xnntlivr prmn l'n1'g'fvttvi1 USLiL'l..X'I'lf PN Snnicllnllg' rzltlu-x' Kl2lllQl'l'lDll5 Slllllkllllllgf mtlivi' nicv. SlllllL'llllllQ mtln-1' llilllgllly, 'liliu' it Cilllvl ln- vzlllccl ll vim Sunil' tliink il imiiacilsc. Htlivlx tlnnlx il wrfnig. ,Xll :1g'I'c-1' i1's jnlly, 'lliw' it :lm-sn't lust FU lnwf. 5 AUTCD GRAPE-IS Sfanisli Tile THE NORM Cut Business Manager Goes Native CoLoR HARMoNY CHART Make-up to-day is an art. The ultimate desired effect is naturalness. The general rule is a color ensemble in harmony with an individual's coloring. CThe test for this is any simple exercise which will cause the blood to rush to the faced lfxccptions to the general rule make a shopping tour an exciting adventure. No longer does a woman wear one or two shades year in and year out. By the studied selection and clever application of make-up all colors may be hers. The following chart is a guide for hoth blonde and brunette. Rea' Approximate your own natural color. The shade that blends perfectly with your skin. A shade the exact duplicate of your dress. ffks near as possi- ble.J Brown shadow. CBrown Eyesj Gray shadow. tlilue, liazel, Green lfyesj Cheek Rouge : Powder : Lip Rouge Z Pye Shadow 2 Cheek Rouge Powder 1 Lip Rouge : Eye Shadow : Cheek Rouge Powder: Lip Rouge: Eye Shadow Cheek Rouge Powder : Lip Rouge: Pye Shadow 2 tqheek Rouge Powder: Lip R ouge : lfye Shadow: tqheck Rouge' Powder: Lip Rouge: lfye Shadow: Rouge with an orange cast. tlilondej Powder with peach tones. tTitianj Powder with ivory tones. tlirunettej Lipstick with the same tones as cheek rouge. Blue or green shadow. tlllue or Green Eyesj Gray or lavender shadow. tlirown or Hazel Eyes Blue Light rose. Powder with lavender tones. Light, bright lipstick. Blue or green shadow. tBlue or Green EyesQ Green shadow. tllrown or Hazel Fyesj Green Natural shade. Powder with creamy tones. Lipstick with a clear, orange cast. Brown shadow. tlirown or Hazel Eyesj Green shadow. tlilue or tireen lfyesj liellnfur Light rose. Powder with lavender tones. Yivid orange. Light lavender shadow. tlirown or llazel lfyesl tlreen shadow. I lilue or tlreen lfyesl Iiltltid' fkpproximate your own natural color. Powder with ivory tones. D X ivid lipstick with same color tones as cheek rouge. I J lirown shadow. tlirown lfyesj lllne or green shadow. tlilne, tireen. Gray lfvesl For a person with a natural pallor it is often more becoming to t utks unrouged. ln that case a light. vivid lipstick is essential. If 'hilt' Vheek Rouge: fkpproximate your natural color. l'owder: l'owder that blends perfectly with youi' skin. lfilPllt'!lltft'Jf on fwlgft' H151 ie: leave tht THE NORM The Perfect College Comic No jokes about absent minded professors. Not a slam at co-eds. Girls pictures will be omitted. There will be several really clever jokes. No imitations of Dorothy Parker. None of john Held, Jr. livery joke and drawing will be very modest. The college will be proud of it. The editor will be famous. The students will be furious. Your end is in sight, cried the villian. XK'hereupon the hero blushed and sat down. l,oui I3o you know any parlor tricks? Toots- No: I'm housebrokenf' Toe Berg-Even the horn on 1ny old car is indifferent. joe Huff-Tndifferent? joe Berg-Yea, it doesn't give a boot. A TALE OF ORCHIDS AND OVERALLS tfoizliizzml fron: fiuge 98h and all, to some considerable height, until he faced a door that, had he but known it, was Miss Dale Lowrie Yan Zandt Hamilton's hack door. It was opened to him immediately by a most fetching young person, her knee-length black skirt adorned with a square of lace the size of a handkerchief. Electrician, he remarked montmsyllabieally. Follow me, she said haughtily. After he had obediently done so for quite some time, across passages and in and out of rooms, a stern, forbidding person materialized in their path. He wore white gloves. Show this gentleman where the meter is, instructed the dainty guide, and vanished in the surrounding gloom. Follow me, ordered the stern forbidding person. They work in relays. young Mr. Rogers assured himself philosophically. There is a meter, isn't there F he asked aloud, with just a shade of anxiety. There most certainly it! his new chaperon snapped. .iXnd watch where you're going. The young people are playing in the dark somewhere about here. ln fact, a number of mutiled screams and gasps issuing from the blackness about him had been making Mr. Rogers' usually well-behaved nerves rather jumpy. Here you are, said Mr. Rogers' guide condescendingly. lt's to the side of the tireplace there. .Xnd I trust you won't leave any more dirt behind you than is strictly necessary. Ignoring him, the competent Mr. Rogers promptly dropped his tool-kit to the carpet. siluatted on his heels, began to draw on a pair of rubber gloves, and set to work by the light of his trusty torch. tinkering, poking. and whistling in snatches. He was in the act of inserting a new fuse in the box when suddenlv his blood froze in his veins. .AX pair of soft, white arms, coming out of nowhere, had iust reached over his shoulders from behind and clasped themselves about him. lilis- satistied, they untwined themselves again and began to travel lightly, tentativelv ltI3 THE NORM down each arm. The horrihed Mr. Rogers managed to snatch at his torch and whirl about on his heels to face this blood-curdling menace. whatever it was. You can't get away. a soft young voice breathed in his ear. A second later the torch had revealed to him the most adorable sleep-walker he had ever encountered. She was fully dressed. but he could tell beyond a shadow of doubt that she was walking in her sleep because her hands, leaving his arms. began to flutter groopingly about his face, feeling it here and there. Ifntranced, young Mr. Rogers allowed his nose, mouth. chin and jaws to be examined and explored by fingertips light as feathers and soft as silk while he sat back and gazed his fill of the gorgeous being who knew not what she did. Kenneth she cooed in her sleep. feeling of his left ear as though it were a piece of dress-goods. No, he's ticklishf' she corrected herself, still speaking in the same honey-soft honey-sweet voice that all but bereft the hitherto 1natter-of- fact Mr. Rogers of his wits. lt must be XYalter, then. Tell me, is it? XYith that. as though drawn upward from the floor by an irresistible magnet, Mr. Rogers uncoiled his slender length and reverently placed his lips upon hers. Oh, you shouldn't do that. sbe remonstrated gently, that's not in the game. The inexperienced Mr. Rogers sank upon his heels again. trembling at his own daring and the results of it. .Xnd as he did so, his own shadow, which had been between her and the rays of the uptilted torch, likewise sank out of the way and revealed her entire face in the light for the first time. Until now only the lower part of it had been discernible. She had a handkerchief tied across her eyes. Mr. Rogers' stomach suddenly felt as though the bottom had fallen out. lYas it possible that she was not a sleep-walker after all. that she was as fully awake as he was? Vlihat had he done? Mr. Rogers' point of view had better lcillllflillllflf on fwlyc lO7l Jokes Aclam- lfvel You've gone and put my dress suit in the salad again. Small boyekklliat is college-bred, pop? Pop fwith son in collegej-They take the flour of youth and the dough of old age, to make college-bred. Son'-X'Yhat's the difference between angels and fairies? Dad-VVell, angels are very pure and sacred, while fairies are queer creatures. Psychologists tell us that a hysterical woman is most efficiently soothed by a firm kiss. The question is how to get them hysterical. lid. lslornekkdiat was the number on that bathing beauty? Alex. l'.-l didn't notice her number but I saw her figure. llob. l . Iplayfullyl-Kissing shortens life. Marion R. lappealinglyleerfhen lct's have this last night together, dear. XYhat's the name of the new road-house on the outskirts of the city? ln the outskirts, eh? That must be the 'Step lnn'. lillis-eklargie, the rouge is coming off your lips. Margie-AlYhy it is not. lillisstlh, yes, it iss4l've made up my mind. :N good remedy for chapped lips is to keep away from chaps. l.oan me hfty bucks. 4 Jnly have forty. XK'ell, give me that and you can owe me ten. tins .latin ellave you seen an alligator pear around here lately? Xlggry Long Nope, l haven't even seen one. lll-l THE NORM Your face. my thane, would stop a clock. And yours. my lord, would make one run. Two citizens of lerusalem were touring the continent, and were planning the day's trip. No. 1 asked: Venice: to-day? No. .2 RepliedA Say, to-day is here ah'e:uly. I want some hot poppered hutt cornAl mean some cot huttered hop horn, that is corn hottered pop butt,-Oli, hell, gimme some peanuts. vv -v Premier hommefw le suis nomine ,lean mais je ne suis pas un Baptist. th Deuxieme homme- ble suis nomine l'aul mais je ne suis pas un :kpus Premiere fennnc+ .Ie suis nominee Marie. COLOR HARMONY CHART lf n11ll11m'f1' -1111111 fnlgfi' lllll Lip Rouge: Yivid lipstick with same color tone as cheek rouge. Eye Shadow: Brown or gray shadow. tllrown Eyesl Blue or green shadow. llilue or Green Eyesj I.ax'endar shadow. tllazel Eyesl VVhite requires more make-up than any other color. Mascara should he the same shade as the eyelashes, except in the blondes. A brown mascara is very et't'ective for blonde eyelashes. C2196 H COMPLIMENTS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATIO OF THE NEW JERSEY STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT NEWARK 105 THE NORM ROWLAN PHOTOGRAPHER CHILDRENS PHOTOGRAPHS A SPECIALTY COPYING, ENLARGING, OIL, PASTEL WATER COLOR X 585 Broad St. 3 Westwood Ave. Newark, N. Westwood, N. Around the Corner 'IAIII't't' grimy ztntl t-vil-Iookiiig young 111011 stootl tht-rc :tt the COI'lIL'l', llllllltfillg softly hut ztngrily :tt t-:ich otht-r. Hitt- of tht- th1't-t-, the s111:1IIt-st. kt-pt looking lI'HIIIIfI tht- t't1l'llC1' for what st-t-111t-tI to ht- :1 victim. Tht- grim faces :III seemed ltr ht- i11 :1Ct'o1'tI1111t't- with tht- grim s111'1'ou11tIi11gs. Tht- It-:1t111't-s of t-:1t'h t-xpressetl 111:tIit't-, :ts it' tht-y wt-1't- llI'l'll2lI'IlIQ to tIo so111t- IItbl'I'IIJIl' tIt-t-tI. Tht-11 as they I1t-:11'tI 1111w:11'y footstt-ps 1'IllJItIIy :1p111'o:1t'I1i11g tht- Ii1'st 11it'kt-tI 1111 :1 Ilt-:ivy pipe-Iike ohjt-Ct, tht- st-t'o11tI pickt-tI 1111 il h:1111111t-1': :111tI tI1t- Inst th't-w out of his pocket n IIIIIIII- ost-tI stt-t-I ohjt-ct. XYIICII tI1t- Iootstt-ps 1'ot111tIt-tI tI1t- t'o1'11t-1', the thrt-Q SIIIIKICIIIY s111':111g' i11to ZICIIUIII :111tI NVIIUII KI11 IQit'h111:11t cntt-1't-tI thztt 1'oo111, I1t- It11111tI his 111t-t:tI sIlt1l1 SIIIIIVIIIS IIIISIIY :tt work. elI't1Ilt'r .,tIllIt'X 1-1111--V. A CofEd's Impressions of a Wrestling Meet I PI1, Iook :tt thztt s111:t1't things: I1t- thinks ht-'s tgootlg you CZIII tt-II hy tht- way ht- st:t11tIs tht-rt-. Shh, tI1t- llIIII1Il't' is tt-IIi11g lIIt'III how to stztrt- wt-II, wI1t-ther ht-'s tI1t- I't'I.t'I'l't' o1' t111111i1't- tIot-s11't III1lIil' :my tIiI'I't-1't-11t't-metitII1, tht-1't- tht-y gof Hfitrsh, I just hzttt- thztt swt-II-I1t-:1tIt-tI 11111111 I wish I wt-1't- out tht-1't-. I'tI show I11111 how wt- t1it-:tt his typt-. 'IiIlIlIIis ht-'s s111:t1't :111tI Yoh, I thought I1t- was IIIIYJXV' IIIQ ooh, LIUIIIIIIY. bIllIIIIIIy, tIo11't It-t I11111 tIt1 ite .ll IIINNY. DIIJIINNNNNICIQYI You' it' 'Ioh1111y t-o11ItI only t111'11 ort-11 wt-'tl ht- lllllL'II -If PIINNY, gt-t :twzty t'1'o111 I11111' ht- II IlI't'IlIi x'o111 11t-t-kf IIox1' IIIIICII IHIIQCI' tIo tht-5' h:11't-? 'liwo 111i1111tt-s oh, th:1t's IIXYI-III. Xkht-11 1 Illllllls UII tht- IIHIIIIIII tht-1' SIIHIIIII stop tI1t- hght it s t'1'11t-I to kt-t-11 I11111 1111tIt-1' :1 hig IIIIIII Iikt- thztt It-Ilow I1'o111 ooohh Iook. It1t1Ii -Ioh1111y IIlI'IIt'tI I1i111 ovt-11 :111tI IIHXX' ht-k-111 Itrlv, 'Ii1':111111o11I1i111,,loI11111y'. It-:11' hi111 ltrl1it't't's th:tt's wI1:1tI1t-trit-tI to tIo Io XHII t'o111t- HII. IIIlI'I'X'I 11o11' 11'h:1t's XVI'4IIIg'i' 'Iii111t-'s 1111? Uh. IJOIIIUI' - Ioh1111x' Hits lllsl ht-g11111111f-' Ita --t-t :1 L1t1tntIi'I'II1t1Il I11111 Itutn, . . . 5 5 . FN 'AXX'I1o's thxtt It-Ilow st:t11tIi11g hi' IIIIIINVII. UIII tht-1't-P I.istt-11 XXI-II, wI1t1t tIo xo11 think ot thztt tI1t-1-s:11tItI1:11 s111:t1tty11'o11.:111tI:tttt-1'tI1t-wxiy'I1t-txvislt-tIhIoI11111ys 11t-t'It. :111tI :th11ost hrokt- his It-g. l'II I1t'I tht-5' tIitI11'l t'X'l'II t'o1111t tht- ti111t- -IUIIIIIIY s11tiIt-tI :tl tht- otht-1' It-Ilow, tI1tI tht-yi XXX-II. I l't'I'IJIIlIIj' IIIII 111:ttI :tl thost- jiitlgt-sg tl1t-y'1't- :1Il h1't1tt-s :t11tI I'II lll'X'l'l' IUIIII' 51551111 11 lht-1' 1't- to ht- tht- oIht'1:1Is. IIIII T H E N O R M A TALE OF ORCHIDS AND QVERALLS 1t1111t111111'1l 11-11111 j111111' 111-11 110 CX11lZill1l'tl 111 this 1111i111. llis 111'i111- was l1111't. 111- 111111 kiss1-11 Il 1101-11. 111-, who 111111 always 11111111-11 tltlXK'll 11111111 .1'11'1'lIx, 111111 1'1L'L'll 1ri0k1-11 111111 kissing 11111-. think ing sl11- was asl1-1-11. That was 112111 1-111111gl1. 11111 111011 111 111111 11111 11111-r that Slll' 111111 110011 awakc all 1111- 111111' 111111 I1-110711 111111111 it --111111 was too 111110111 lXlt'2lI1XVllllt' 1111- loatl1s111111-. if attra01i1'0, 1111-1-11 111 111-r 111111- 1Vll11K' 11-11-1-1 frock Illlfl 1111- CllIl1ll11I1ClS 1111' things that l11ok1-1l lik1- fl11llIlf1IltlS1 111 1111- l1l1Cli1t'5 1111 111-1- slippc-rs. 111111 11111 llt'l' l111111ls 111-1111111 111-r 111-1111 Illlfl I't'lll11X'L'1l 1111' l1Illltllit'TC1llt'1-. rl-111' IIIOYOSC Mr. 1111131-rs l1111k1-11 111111 111-r l1t'NYly r1-V1-1111-11 1-y0s Sllflly, as 1111111211 his worst 11-ar 111111 just 111-1-11 1'1-111111-11. NIl1lll't' t'l'1'12l1ll1'X' 111111 1111 hl'llNt'. 'l11111s1- 1-y1-s s111111l1l have 1101-n st11111li111g l1y tl11-111s1-l1'1-s in Il plush 011s1- in 'l1l11.I1I1y'S XVlllf'l1lXY, with :111 1110 trash 01111011 jc-w1-lry swc-pt out of 1110 way. T110 0y1-s 11111k Mr. Rogers in from 111-1111 111 111111 111111 hack Iiglllll. 71111011 sh1- 1-111i111-1l Il slight gasp. An 1-11-011-i0i1111! Mr. 1111111-rs, XVll1'l felt 111- 111111 111or1- right to 110 a11g1-r1-11 1l1a11 sh1- at 1111- fain' fax 110 111111 Cflllllllllfflfl 11 wl1il0 ago, sai11 nothing. XY0ll, of all 1111- 1lar11 111-r1'0l sl11f 1111111-11. flllfl swf-111 1'io10n1ly from 1111- roo111. Mr. Rogers, scowling and still 1111111110 111 forgiyc 1111115811 for l1is 11ClI'1'lj'1ll ol l1is family and its trarlitions, 111r111-11 111111 r0s111111-11 his rloctoring of 1111- 1111-t1-1'-hox. 15111 5111- had Illlt gon0 V1-ry far away it sc-01111-rl, only just far 1-1111111111 to whip up her 0vaporati11g i111lig11:1ti11n. A n1o1111-nt 111t0r sl10 was hack again, stancling ov0r 111111. How would y0l1 l1k0 1110 to r1-port ytlll to 1111- Cflllllblllly for yfblll' 111111111110-1100 sl10 1101111111111-01 0ris11ly. t111111ing Il littl0 foot 1111111-1' 111-r skirt. G0t out of 111y light, I 011n't s1-0 what lllll 11011111.11 was all Klr. 1111151-rs X'0llCll- safecl her. A rather 11assionat1- 111110 stan111 of 1110 11061 SlICCt'C'fl6'1'l 1111- 111111-tappiiig, 111111 sl11- was gone- again. Mr. Rogcrs sighcrl r1-1i0v01lly. 11111611 sho l'C1l1I'IlCCl a t111r11 111110. sl10 0111110 into thc- room 11111011 lllllft' slowly. The inclignatioii, 1111-a11wl1il1-, 111111 all 111121-11 away. Sllt' now 111111 11 1ll1ll1Qll11lll air about her. ls that wl1at yflll always flfil wl1011 y'0lllI't' working on 11 johskiss 111-o11l1-? she 11011111111-1011 0o11l1y. d:XiCVC'I'-V1'll2l1 1111 X011 111ink I ani? sairl young Klr. 1111151-rs sliortly, pros 0001ling witl1 his work. Then why C1111 you llIll'l1'1L'll to tl1is 111110 1.1111111055 111111 thaw1-1l into Cl1l'lf1Sl1y. Hand 1110 tl1at awl llllflCl' your foot. 110 0I'ClQl't'1l s111l1l1-11112 S110 passed it to 111111 with Z1 1111x011 st11r1-. lDon't X011 011-11 say 'pl0as1-' ?' No, 110 s11i1'l gruftly. 1'1'0ll, 1 lik1- that! 111- 111-11r1l 111-1' l1ll111l'l' 111-wil1l1-r1-clly. B111 inst0a1l of 111-ing 1lri1'1-11 away. 11s 111- 111111 l11JllL't'l, sl11- 0111110 C'X't'11 1'l11s1-r Illlfl 11010111111-11 21 Sllflflvll 11111-1'1-st lll l1is work. CI'11llClllIlQ' 1111-1' 111111 w11l1 111-r 112111118 1171 111-1' k1100s. UYHll'l't' not a Yl'1'Y Qlilllll 1-11-1'tri0ia11, :11'1- you? 111- 0111111111-1111-11 1111111111 Ukkvllilt 1111 you lill0XY 111111111 it 111- s11i11 1'1-s1-1111i11lly'. i 111-ll. it tak1-s 11-1111 s11 longfu i Kl11yl11- l'1l g1-1 1lll'4Dllg'll1lll1C1it'l',n 111- 111111 1lK'l', if 1 1li1h1't l1:11'1- :1 1111 111. 110111111- lmnging Zlftlllllfl 1111 askingg foolish 11111-sti1111s. 11'l111t's 111111 1itt11- 1'11111111 thing' 1llt'l't' with 1111- glass 1111-1' it? Slll' Ils1i1'1l Sfbflflllly. 1.7111121115 1111- 1llSC',U 111- s11i1l, if :111y1l1111g' ll1i11I11'llS to that, it 1l1rows 1111- wh11l1- works o11t of 11I'flt'l'.n A111l 1111- lights go 11111 all 1111-1' 1111- l11111s1- Illltl 111111- 111 111- l't't12llI'1'1l ag:1i11?' sh0 111-rsistt-11. l311ln'1 1 just finish lt'1l1llg you? 111- s11i1l, irri1al111'. 'lx111'l't' was Il Nlllllll'll 11111-1-1'1'11l glow Ill- 141150 111111 il1lll1l'l' 4111 5111 1111- 11-3111. 5111.1 1C1111l111111'1f 1111 lltlfft' 111 1 1117 THE NORM The Question Box' How can l tell if Marion loves me ?-Lovesick Bobbie. Put on a clean shirt and ask her. sr -ur 4: How can I increase Dings love and atifection for me F-R. T. Pretend that you do not care for her. Step out with other girls. Don't dance noon hours. If this doesn't work. l must he wrong. i lk lk Ili llow can l bring my girl hack? l am afraid that l :un losing ground,-Ernie. Read my own personal hook on Love .'Xt'fairs and lslow 1 Became a Con- querorf' gg. fi: ,y XYhy do the girls all fall for me ?-.l. Rl. llayhe you have lt. If if isn't one reason if must he another. zl: :k nk Should l marry a poor but heautiful girl whom 1 love. or should I marry a rich but pretty girl whom l don't love?-Alex Pyzyna. Marry' the poor hut beautiful girl hy all means. and send me the rich but pretty girlxs address. sk an if 'Non-: t'l'his column is run exclusively for thc Normal School students by Falter VYaley.l wk wk Shows We Have Seen Shopyvorn. ..,.. . .................................., .............. ................ I 1 idust. .Xrts Seniors Tarzan .. l.ife of the l'artv ..... Doorway to The llell ............. Maybe lt's l.ove ........,. Seventh lleaven .............. Men without llioinen The llig llouse ........... .........................lannarone . .......... ...... .......... l I piscopia l,OUI' to ZIIIV ClZl.SSI'UOI1l S: Dingle .......Xo singing assembly School Animal Crackers ............. ..... 3 Iiller, Iiaufman. Spatola. Denberg The llollrloil' Diplomat .... ....................................... D lolm Rliedema liing of .lazz ................. ......................................... l iingsley lngrlgi ........................... ..... t illC'SS lYho? Mike liilippone Une llour with You ...... ...................................... N lr. llatch Grand llotel ............... ..... ' The XYashington Trip I nspirat if in l-'orgotten VYonien..... .............Marion Rozell ......Rohert liolker .lust a fiigolo ....... Charles Plaskon flirl Crazy ...................... ...... . -Xlex Pyzyna The Crowd Roars ................... .................. l fd Horn The lX'orld and the lflesh ..... ...... l Uave Friedland The lieast , . of the Liitv ........... .. , w lk .............loe Berg lo an insistent Year Hook reporter Mr. XYilhur XX'ings Sutton has very kindly' given the following reasons why he does not wiggle his ears: l l thinly it is 1 11 l 1 tt ' qnitgnftzs-. 2. It simply isn't lmeing done. 3. l hesitate to attract undue attention. 4. l think it appears egotistical. 5. l undtist and thu it i ' ' 1 : snt good tor the nerves. I+. llnev are not hig enough. HDR T H E N O R M A Story Without Words Slowly, Iioliert Ifolker plotltletl his weary way into class tor lit liul toni inittetl a recicliyisni-lloln was late. Mr. Ilatcli sternly inquirerl ol Inni Xrt you late Wit-ll, you coniprehencl, Mr. Ilatch, as I allicle in the rui il parts intl hut wx I hut to will tor the intrepiclity to hearcl the incleniency ol the nieteorolt ,Ng ol thtt rli illolit il htnfl in llarris ancl Ifaley. .-Xs you know the icliosyncrasies ' : ': metal form, the Rickenliacker, we hail vexation in instituting the plilohiston ol the Cylinders. When we llasliecl arounil the corner, a tornaclo ran into our pt r tn lator: it was in the coriligiiratioii of an .Xustin which mlisnienilierecl two It 1 a headlight. a shock almsorlmer antl carburetor. .,. ,.,.. -. 1 . . 4 4 1 5 . ' B I woulcl nuti hoc trrixul it tln nolilt institutt ot ltainini' it yu htfl not lieen towecl here hy a wrecker. Hurrieflly, I spefl np the stairs: 1 i Q amf .Ns Mr. llatch slowly eniergerl lroni a tlaze, with an air of lntfiultlltimiit lit inquireil, XYouIrl you please repeat that 7' llolm, with a hopeless air, repliecl, XXX-ll, the veracity of tht puiultntt ls thu I coultln't skip the puclcllesf' Passing' out of the rooin at the entl of the period Iloh was liearfl ti nu The guy that wrote 'Ilonesty is the best policy' never rorle in a liicktiihic Theme song of a Normal School gracluate, You've Brought a Nuy Ixinrl o Loaf to Me. lk Pls lk Robert lfolker: Please, She: No I Holm: Oh, please. She: No I Roh: Oli, please clo I She: Positively noI llolii Oli, please, just this once. She: I said NoI Boll: Oh, gee, nioin. .XII the lioys are going harefoo Ik Ill bk Heard At Basketball Banquet lloli Ipolitelyl: XX'on't you have some niore iiiaslietl potatr s hlannaronez Yes, thank you. .lust a inoutlifulf' llolmi IIan1l ine those potatoes, please, Iiiiigsley, I want to Iill up Iinn noi ilatef' I 'lf lk '1- Miss Mitchell: XYhat is your iclea of liarniouy? lliglmyz IX Irecklecl facecl girl. in a polka tlot clress, leatling 1 I Dk lk lk Klr. Page: XYliere are you two lnoys going? llarris: XXI-'re taking this wootl hack to niy locker, Mr. Page: XYoodI I tIon't see any woorlf' Harris: XYell, for cryin' out lfiurl. Collins. If we liaven't gg gotten the wood. 1041 i gn itll ont incl lor THE NORM PRIZE IDICFINITIONS Iflit JM IHIz IXII XXII 5 XUCAIXIII IMXIQY II7ee Milclrfk puprrlzll' lwescrrt day' IIL-wr 155, Xyrlllm- -13,110 1.'u1L.5.. X-U zrgt- :mtl mpc-ci:1IIy gin-11 lu Imlvit-5. ., . ,. . yf-wi , A ' . ' '- AX N11 Hlmlugwg to klpllngb ' C sartln II1c Irmg. IHNIIIIIQII .11vr1141.r turns Itmml ull tha- mm t-rlgt-s m Wm' II' ywu 4IlPIl.I Ivcl juft right. IVV- - - A XYz1x't-1'f'3I'I1- 111 -tI1 +I I I Herr- 'tin f :1 Il um mutt wIcQp:1t mglrt, f . I I I H I H L A ' rn-nf . It YUII IIIWIII NWI NBII- Serial XYINII fmt- cute for In'c:1Ic- If rwnlll' IIIVHIII I-CUIN 1II'j', INSI- . . Suu 1 wr' E .X 1111- wt'1cIm- fm' Iwlrliwf II wall IIHIII CIITL' In HIIHIW, ,II I I X -- E ' In-x'1'l:1g1's SIICII :rs tvzx ur cotta-t-. II tthlll' IIIIMI mztkt-N yml c'I1uIu', S:1I:u'y .XII r-rIiInIv SLIIISIHIICK' grown II' ttllll' In-:nrt :Int-sift Iwzrt, 'I' SIIIIIQS- I , L If t . Il f IITINIII--.X NII'lll'IllI'i' III wI1lc'I1 x'mI:1- X' 2 1' ' if ' ll' ' I I . h ll 1 t ,L tm, utr ul. mrs UI IIN- Iztxv rm- Iumsc-rI. II pull' IICLUIIN Ill 11 wI1i1'I. iA:11':1te A-Ku t-fIiImIc Vega-t:1ImIr-. rum. HMI Hmrry tllv girl? IJl'IllI'.X IIIBI :1ppr':r1':rI1cn- 111 wcmcty' or Imefrwlx' tht- p11I1IIc. I IIZIIIVIIII IIIIIIIUI' IIIIIINI' UI' KQIIIIII' lx NUIII. EFFICIENCY PRESS PRODUCERSOF GOCD PRINTING 224 Market Street Newark, N. MARKET 3-5827 IIII THE NORIVI A TALE OF ORCI-IIDS AND OVERALLS lClHlIfI.lIIIt'lf frolli fwigfe lll7l Mr. Rogers hegan replacing his tools in their kit. Ile rose anrl jiassetl her a sliji of paper. XYiIl you have soniehorly sign this slip, so l can show it at the office when I get hack I'Il sign it myself, she saicl rearlily. l.et nie have your pencil. .Xml using two rlottecl lines insteacl of one, she wrote Ilale l,owi'ie Yan Zanrlt llamilton. Hut most of my frieiiclsf' she conticlecl. just call me llalef' .Xml then she saifl a surprising thing. XX'liat's your name lYas she going to report him to the eonijiany after all for having kissefl her. Nlr. Rogers wonclerecl apjmreliensirely3 was that why she wantefl his name? lint he liacl never heen a cowarml, ancl he wasn't going to he one now. Tommy Rogers, he saicl, cletiantly, looking her straight in the eye. ,Xml he pickefl up his tool-kit, slung it over his shouliler, notlfleml to her inclit'ferently. anfl walkefl ont. tio clown to Park .Xyenue anal Sixty-hlank Street, Tonnny Rogers' chief tolrl him the following evening. they'ye hail a hlowsout. llaniilton. Seyenteentli HUNT. lYhat, again clemanflerl young llr. Rogers trueulently, I just tixefl their lights for them last night. Maybe you cliclu't fix 'em as goofl as yoll thought you fliclf' commentecl the chief shrewclly. flood, saiil Tommy insuliorrlinately. then senrl soniehotly else flown insteatl It isu't my shift to-night. I know, I know, saifl the chief patiently, only it liajijiens you were askefl for hy name. 'XXX' flon't care to have anyone else attenil to the matterf I heen with the company thirty-tire years. he conclumlecl, and it's the first time I ever heard of a repairman heing askefl for hy name. Three-quarters of an hour later young Klr. Rogers, on his hanrls anfl knees once more hefore the Lowrie-Yan Zanclt-llainilton electric meter, was swearing unrler his hreath as he extractecl quantities of sugar-coatecl almonrls. not In men- tion a chiffon hanflkerehief, from the clepths of saiml meter. The lights olwflielitly' flashed on once more as he rlicl so, ancl none other than Miss Dale l.owrie Yan Zandt Hamilton herself was revealerl sitting in a chair in a far corner of the room, where the light of the torch harl not reachecl her, staring jmleaflingly anil fearfully over at him. The look he gave her was nothing for her to he reassnretl ahout. You rlicl that. he accuseil her instantly. XYhat are you trying to flo, make a fool out of me? The chief thinks I clon't clo goorl workl Anil he jmickefl up liis tool-kit ancl prepared to depart, facial muscles working angrily. She left her chair like a flash ancl was hesirle hini hefore he reachefl the floor. LAI owe you an apology. l rlon't know how I came to clo that. Hut then, she quarerecl, turning her face away surlclenly, I hay'en't known what l'i'e heen cloing ever since I saw you last evening. t'omjilete unrlerstanrling was written on young Klr. Rogers' face, hut he simply stoofl there looking at her, without saying or floing anything. K th, she saicl suclrlently, almost fiercely, I'm only a girl after all lteljw me a littlel XYliat's this all ahout ? he saifl unwillingly at last. Hyriil think yon're in love. is that it 7' Tl11'i1k. ' she echoecl passionately, I lciizm' l ani, you mean I Young Mr. Rogers stucliecl her critically from heail to foot. l,ook at your' .,, . H. ' . . . . sell, he sairl at last. just look at yourself. will yon. l'retty satin shoes anrl ritxy lace flress anil orchicls on your shoulcler ancl pearls arounfl your neck. Xlliy. yon're just a swell! Ile lmegan to laugh, cruelly antl louclly, ancl a little iieiyotislv. as though something insirle of him hurt while he was rloiiig it. XYhat woulfl a swell like you know ahout love? .Xncl turning on his heel, was gone. tC'o11ll'l111f'tl on ftljfl' ll-ll Ill THE NORM CAMPUS QUEEN 1 C'onfium'ri from fuigt' 'lol One saicl tancl I'm quoting clirectl I tlo not like romantic women. I do not like low-heeleml shoes for girls. white stockings, lace evening gowns, long gloves for formal wear. So there! Another reported. 'ZX girl must he natural, hut still he ahle to keep up her end of a line, that one hears so often at collegiate functions. Un most women I detest Eugenie hats 4 that seemecl universal I. I prefer lmrunettesf' Some one else wrote. l'm for conservative girls all the way. CI 4lon't know what way he meant, hut .... J I dislike girls who hand a line, and those who are careless ahout exposing themselves. 'I'here's a hit of frank advice for the girl who thinks men clon't know what they want, anyway. I cIon't like shallow women with no thought heyoncl personal comfort: hate women who are cats. I like one girl in ten I meet :mtl the remaincler are so much mere ornament and not even that. I like a girl who is hroaclmintlecl. yet one who will tolerate no freshness. I like an unseltish girl who is a goocl sport. I hate popularity seekers. I ohject Io prissy girls. - fliather a large orrler. Intelligence preferrecl. at least one with taste of her own heyoncl my reproach. I ohject to girls flrinking ancl affecting sophistication. I Jlmject lo girls of umlatural sophistication. tlhject to hig feet ahove all things. I,ike sports clothes on girls. lJo not like girls who insist on eommentling themselves upon their previous lcilfflt-llfllllfl nil Il4'.l'l ftltft'I BAKER PRINTING CC. PRINTING STATIONERY OFFICE FURNITURE We Specialize in Printing for Schools ancl Colleges This book is a specimen of our work 25l Market Street 69-73 Clinton Street Newark, N. 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Ni, yum xnilllliixu-ix, gvl llmt lnlzicli vu-iiiiig ilu-M, :mil wlii-llivi' yiii1'i'v I: ll ii' 1 i sllurt. int iii' tlmi, il lull I-illmx' tlii-w limi- xvrml :iilx iii' fmt mi-ii, wv'll :ill 'liv singing lla-iw uiiiii-N tlii- liriili- liiliiii tlii Niimm . ' ' . vi' ix -in-it l'iiiil IIS THE NORM A TALE OF ORCHIDS AND OVERALLS lCi0llfflI1tl'lf fron: page 1119 But Miss Dale Lowrie Yan Zandt Hamilton did not act at all as one might have expected her to act. She neither melted into instant tears nor stood staring dazedly at the door. She rang for the second maid. And while she waited, a peculiar expression made up of equal parts of grimness and determination froze itself onto her lovely face. Clara, said Miss D. I.. Y. Z. Hamilton, the instant the second maid appeared, I want the oldest. shiniest tailor-made suit you've got. And a beret. And a blouse. And run-down pumps-they'vc got to be run-down. 1'll pay you for them if you'll let me have them. And then glancing down toward the fireplace she noticed a small object lying on the marble. She went over to it and picked it up and examined it curiously. It was a small screw-driver that Mr. Rogers, in his mental agitation. must have left behind. This, said Miss D. L. V. Z. Hamilton to herself, gives me an idea. The following day Miss Hamilton had the electric company on the wire. Mi: Rogers, repair department. please. she said sweetly. Tommy Rogers? XK'ho wants me his own voice answered. She felt like saying, 1 do, more than anything in this world. .Ks a matter of fact what she did say was, Oh, Mr. Rogers, you left one of your screw-drivers here and 1'm keeping it for you. XYhen would you like to come over and get it F Miss llamiltonf' he said gratefully. but with just a touch of irony. 'fyou djdn't have to put yourself out about a little thing like that. 1 don't need itg I have a new one. XYhat was the use? .Xfter all. there was such a thing as pride and self-respect. VX'earily. she hung up without another word. lt could have been so wonderful- but now it was over before it had even begun. .Xt his end of the line Mr. Rogers had remained by the phone. For her own sake, he was thinking, she ought to be cured of this infatuation. Couldn't she see that nothing could ever come of it? lf, reasoned Mr. Rogers. she could be made to realize the vast difference between them- lle called her back. Miss Dale Hamilton? This is Dale. This is 'l'ommy Rogers again. Are you busy on Saturday? Noi she breathed. uno! Seventeen engagements went smash. VU-ll, will you come up to my house with me and have supper with the family? She, who had always answered invitations with a languid, l'd love to, actually eouldn't Hnd words to express her delight. IViIl ll she gasped. l'll call for you when l'm through work, he said. and hung up. Saturday afternoon Miss Dale Ilamilton donned a blue tailor-made suit which shone at places like the elbow and collar. Around her neck went a string of white coral beads for which, Vlara had assured her. there was a great demand at the five-and-ten. ller feet were encased in patent pumps veined with cracks. She also had purchased t'lara's imitation alligator handbag and her three-ninety-five imitation felt hat. Now, she commented, standing back and studying the effect, he has no kick coming. lle had none. nor had any other man either. For she looked as radiant as ever, only a little less prosperous, that was all. Meanwhile Mr. Rogers, having dolfed his overalls and donned his Saturday night gray suit, arrived at her door looking neat if inexpensive. Ready? he greeted her, lt-tls go. XYell, how do you like me? she said as they stood waiting for the Lexington Avenue surface car. Much better, quoth the hard-to-please Mr. Rogers, much, much better. 1 only wish you dressed that way all the time! .Nrrived at ll-ltli Street and llark Avenue, they mounted four flights of stairs, hand in hand. Mr. lvugers threw open a door dashingly. led his guest down a lll THE NORM long lll1OlCl1l1l-CtlVQI'Cfl hall. and arrived at the kitchen, wl1ich hoasted electricity, Ile delivered a loud kiss o11 his 1nother's Yflllllfl heaniing face, sounding somewhat like tl1e explosion of a small-sized hrecracker, Illlfl tossed an i11sulti11g greeting to l1is slightly older sister. H'lo, useless, lle lllCll drew tl1e suddenly SlIlQl'-l.l'lQlll- ened llale lllltl the rooin almost hy llllllll force. l've hrouglit CUIlIll2illy.U he said. This is Dale Haniilton. Shes going to have supper with us. XV:-ll, now, isn't tl1at nice, said Mrs. Rogers hospitahly, l'll have the tahle laid i11 :1 jiffyf' Let 111e take your hat, said l1is sister cordially. l hope you like corned heef a11d cahhage, Miss llillllllltlllfi Mrs, Rogers said, spreading a checked cloth. 'l'on1n1y was watching Dale closely. l loye it, sl1e said, and looked at hi111 defiantly. l.ater she held out l1er plate and said, That was delicious. Vould l have a little more, please? jlrs. Rogers lJl'Zll11t'tl proudly. rlltllllllly looked perplexed. as though his calcula- tio11s llilfl gone wrong. And what does your father do, dear? Mrs. Rogers asked afterwards. as they sat o11e o11 each side of her showing her the fa111ily photograph alhum. He works downtown on XYall Street. Dale answered. hlushing. janitor 7' said Mrs. Rogers innocently. Hxyflllf to go to a movie? suggested ytlllllg Mr. Rogers with surprising ahruptness. Miss Dale lrlamilton clasped llCl' l1a11ds together ecstatically. I'd adore it Y she sighed hlissfully. lJon't forget. wt-'re expecting you next Saturday, Mrs. Rogers called down tl1e stairs after them. l'll he here! Dale promised. So that's what your idea was Y she said somewhat later, in the darkness of the Sl'fT'l'I' Star Palace. You thought you'd frighten 111e away, did you? XYell, guess again. l loved it, every mon1e11t of it. .-Xnd lilll coming hack againeand again. lust wl1o do you think you're hlufting 7' he said softly. She took SOl'llCtlll1lQ out of l1er hantlhag a11d pressed it into his pal111. Uxlxlltl just to show you tl1at l'm not lmluftingsput tl1is 011 llly liIlQ'0l'.U she said, and make me happy. lle saw something twinkling i11 the dim light. .-X diatnond ring. He took l1er hand a11d forced it in, and pressed her fingertips cruelly over it. HVVllC'Il I give my girl a ring, he said to her, I huy the ri11g. You ever show lllt' tl1at again, and l'll let you go llO1llC hy yourself l Ton11ny, she said, riding l1o1ne with llllll o11 the Lexington ,Nvenue car. it isn't hecause there's some o11e else, is it ? There isn't anyone else, rllfllllllly told her, and there isn't you, either. :X forlorn look Cllllll' into her eyes as he left l1er at the canopied entrance with the potted orange trees. She quickly hanished it and said. as she turned to go in. l've always had what l wantedeaiiil 'll get what l want now. lim, lfvents, for tl1e next several weeks, proceeclecl with a11 almost moiiotonous regularity. Twice a week without fail. usually tlll 'l'uesclays and 'lllll1l'SKlIlyS. llll' Hamilton menage had electricity trouhle. Strangely enough, tl1is trouhle was never reported directly to tl1e company, it was always reported personally to young Mr. Rogers. lt was noticeahle that llale never NVt'lll out on those eve11i11gs. And Saturday evenings, o11 the contrary, Iltbllllllg could keep her at lioinew- nor induce l1er to dine at llOlllC. On Ulll' occasion Mrs. llaniilton, returning lnfttlll Zlll afternoon hridge party, passed a rather shahhily dressed young person who kept her head averted i11 the doorway of the downstairs lohhy. lint lftllll tl1at lllllk' on Dale used the service entrance and tl1e service eleva- tor on Saturdays. C'lara's rundown pumps hecaine even more rundown l-Ttllll dancing i11 chop suey restaurants, Zllltl the heavenly hliss of the hack seat Ull lop of a Fifth .Xvenue l1us was no longer a secret to llgile, IIS THE NORM lint if it's only the money, she said a hundred times to 'li0l'l1I11y. I'd leave it all. l don't want it anyway. Suppose I came with just the clothes I have on now? Uh. don't torture mc. he'd plead, l wish l'd never met you. lint you do love me. now. and yon have from the very heginning. Oh, rlitllllllly. 'l'ommy. what are yon doing to hoth of ns? lint Tommy was stnlmhorn: he wasn't marrying any rich girl, not even if she happened In he the girl he loved. lint l can't go on like this. 'l'ommy, she said at last. l have to have .volllellzfiuf to hope for, to look forward to. Xkonlt you at least say that if l was poor yon'd marry me? lf you were poor. 'l'ommy told her. l wonldn't marry anyone hut yon. That night she cried herself to sleep. llow on earth was she ever going to make herself poor, when all her father did all day from ten to five fwith an hour off for lnnchl was to sit and clip coupons? Une night at l'alisades Park they came upon a gilt ring at the bottom of a hag of popcorn. llold out your finger, said Tommy suddenly. Now wear this. he went on, until l make enough money, or you lose enough, for us to he equals. So all might have gone well for a while longer. had not the majestic Mrs. Hamilton hegnn to put two and two together. Dale, she said sharply at the hreakfast tahle one morning, I don't know why. hut l have an impression yon've heen tampering with the lights in this house. .Nnd l notice it always happens on the nights you remain at home. Of course, if yon're ilzuf interested in electricity. there are other ways of studying it. .'Xnd what. she demanded several mornings later on, is that most peculiar thing yon have on your finger? No, don't hide it, let me look at it. Xkhy. it's hrassl she ejacnlated in horror. lt may lie hrassf' said llale huskily as she got np to leave the tahle. hut it's wonderful Y 'l'hat very evening was Tuesday, one of the fateful Tuesdays and Tluirsdays. l am going to the theater with a friend. Mrs. llamilton announced. standing in the doorway in mink. Your father telephones that he doesn't like the way the market's liehaving at all: he's spending the night at his chili. ulinjoy yourself, llale called after her. 'l'en minutes later the lights went out all over the house. llale lifted the tele- phone receivereshe had heen sitting heside it all along, anywayhand after get- ting her connection, simply uttered four words. All right, Tommy dear. lfor the next fifteen or twenty minutes there was not a sound in the house, 'l'hen the white moon of an electric flashlight made its way from room to room, and 'l'ommy's voice called ont. l lere we arel lJale dear! 'l'oimny dearl XYait. l'll put the lights on first. l just put an old glove in the hox this time, dearestf 'l'he lights flashed on again as they had so many times hefore, and then a third voice said: .tXiul now, young man, would you mind going-and not Coming hack again? l have a few words l'd like to say to my daughter. And Mrs. llamilton stood in the doorway. still in the mink wrap. lake me along with you, 'l'onmiy, said llale at once. This is as good a time as any other. lJon't disohey your mother on my account. llale. l'm not worth it. And 'l'ommy went alone. Nlrs. llamilton. after all, had surprisingly little to say to her daughter. ln fact she only said one thing. Keeping company with an electrician in overalls! .Mid when llale had gone to her room, she locked the door on the outside. ln the morning when she rose llale found it unlocked once more. The hreak- fast tahle, when she had seated herself at it. resemliled, as she had expected, noth- Ilia THE NORM ing so mueh as a funeral hoaril. ln fact. shortly alter she hail taken her place at it, her mother hegan to soh louflly over her grapefruit. Mr. llamilton kept run- ning his lingers up anil flown where his hair shoulcl have heen. 1 Th. for pity's sake. saitl llale finally. start in :mil let's get it over with! I ean't stanrl this! lt's not ahout you at all, sohhefl Nlrs. llamilton noisily, there are other th-things more im-important right now. The market Cl'1lSlll'flffNYt'il't' wipefl ont. She lookefl arounfl reproaehlully, hut llale hail gone. l.ike many others in the City that night, young llr. 'l'ommy lingers was not whistling as he proeeeclerl from his plaee of work to his resiflenee. Nor flifl he ascentl the four llights of stairs with any great sprightliness when he hafl reaeliefl there. 'lihe gas jets on the lanfling tlirl Hot eyen llieker as he passefl lethargieally hy them. lle trnrlgefl flispiriterlly flown the hallway ancl entereil the family kitchen. .Xml there hefore him sat Miss ll. l. .Y. Z. llamilton, hc-tween his mother anrl sister. She was im! in her maifl's hlue tailor-macle any longer, nor in her mairl's eraekecl pumps. Quite the opposite. Her little heige shoes must have eost ahout as much as the Rogers' rent for one month. .-X light fur scarf hung jauntily over one shonlcler. .X little silver mesh-hag-or mayhe it was Iilatinuin-clanglefl from her wrist. llefore her stoocl a Cup of tea, a clish of Mrs. Rogers' rloughnuts. anfl a newspaper with glaring hearllines. liehiiifl her, on the lloor, stoofl four or live eowhicle valises and hathoxes. Oh, so you'ye come over to say goorlhyef' sairl 'l'ommy. going all weak insifle. XYliere are they taking you? Isn't it too harl about Dale ? interruptecl his sister. Yes, sairl his mother, why clitln't you tell us she was rich, the poor dear? Dale stoocl up. She was triumphant, she was rarliant. Rt-acl that Y she saifl, passing him the newspaper. M.-XRKIQT CR.-XF-HICS--l7OR'I'l'NliS XYIVICIJ oL l' 4 Jh, l'm so happy! she criecl. Ulfverything has to go-the apartment. the Cars. mother's jewelry. l signefl my personal account over to father this morning, to help him out. XYQ-ll, she ilemanflerl, shooting goltl anfl sapphire arrows at him from uncler her lashes, what's to stop us now, stuhhorn? 'N-nothing. Tommy falterefl, hut are you sure you're not fooling me? Vllhat ahout the way you're clresse-cl? XVell. l like that! she saicl hauglitily. 'l'hat's my troiisseau. No matter how poor a girl is, she's entitled to a trousseau-ask anyhoflyf' ll7 'TPIE PJOIQB4 COCK - A - DOCDDLE f DOC Said the little red rooster, nGosh all hem- lock! Things are tough, 33 Seems that worms are get- 33 3ting scarcer, and I cannot 3 3 find enough. What's 33 become of all those fat 3 ones is a mystery to me. There were thousands thru that rainy spell -- but now 3 where can they be? The old 333 3333 black hen who heard him didn't grumble and complain. She had gone 3333333 h d lived 333333333 through lots of dry spells -- she a through floods of rain. She flew upon the grindstone, and she gave her claw a whet, as she said, NI've never seen the time there weren't worms to get.n She picked a new and undug spot, the earth was hard and firm. The little rooster jeered: HNew Ground! That's no place for worms.n The old black hen just spread her feet: she dug both fast and free. NI must go to the worms,H she said: nthe worms won't come to me.n The rooster vainly spent his day, through habit, in byways where fat round worms had passed in squads back in the rainy days. When night-fall found him supperless, he grow- s led in accent rough, nI'm hungry as a fowl can be. Condition h.n He turned then to the old black hen and said, sure are toug nIt's worse with you, for you're not only hungry but you ' ' h d for worms, must be tired too. I rested while I watc e so I feel fairly perkg but how are you? Without worms too, after all that work? The old black hen hopped to her perch and dropped her eyes in sleep, and murmured in a drowsy tone: nYoung Man hear this and weep: 3333 3333 3333 33333333333333 333333333333333333333 I'm full of worms and happy, for I've dined both long and well. The worms are ' d t di like hell.N there always........but, I ha o g By Robert Folker. IIS THE NO RM NEW BOOKS IC UIIIIIIIIUI Irvin f11g11'fJfwI Iilllgflllllg' I,11cl ............................................. .... ...... S 1 nl Slllvflltl llc fpsct thc' XY1n'lcl ...... ........... K li'. Slmin SIICZIIKIIIQ' 11t Scvciity ..... ..... I 'ht-hc II1-ilrln-ii Sicgc of l'l1-:1s1n'c .... .............. I iitty tlill S0 F1111 Su tiuocl .... ...... 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Xlhzit i'1-wzmls they Czirricrl- 4: X lfntil hc ni11i'i'i1-cl. I'1l lwttvi' give' this littlc girl Il wiflt' IJt'l'ill,H tliuiigglit tht- lllllll in thc l'nll- Shc flZlI'llt'tl thc- f1'11il wings, inzin utlict- :is tht- 1'u1'p11lvi1t lllflltlvll :ip- I3l'llSllt'tI tht- hunts to glcunis, plit-tl for Il ticlwt. Scrtiliht-cl 11n1l flnstt-fl his lI1Hll,CQl'llS. ak :lf :K Svwvcl hnttfins un 1li'c-111ns. lYlic-iv flu you w11i'k11, .lulin? which 11st-cl tu ht- zniswt-i'1-ml, Un thc li,l'l!lXYZ1l'0 .Xnrl so rlziring flivrl, l,Zlt'liIlXX'Illl,H nfrw is 11nsw1'1'1-cl, I pnttzi liccl on w11ll'I1-s 11nrl lifnicy. thc-ni f111f11-fl11-slant. IVJITIIIIIS 2ll'R' stiicirlc It It il: XYhCn nicn nu-rl inmicy. 'I'l11- Ilt'l'l'l'Cl ti'ipl1--tl1i'1'11t lllilll is mn' X Q T iw 111n1i11:1t1'. llc ht-gs. li1mi'1'1m's 111' st1'11ls lll'l'Iilll'S with Clllllll 1-:1sc. 'f: :Ez :lx Xlrs. l'ii1'ctlx's'tio, I iicwi' w11i1t to Q 4 Z m flu 'W-lin .'Xp1illu-Itiiiu Innu was thvic. sa-1'1'n'1'-11 . . ' .- . V - ,. A . A . X1-ptiiiicss IMI, ltipitvi' tln-1'1'f Nr. l'n'1-ily Jlkv. Xml glow Yfllll tk -24: ik w11x' nnrl l'll fflnw niint-. - - - i' llc -Is NI111'1 Lung tzistf if rs 1: llcflizist? limy she-'s t-:ist Il5lt'l'l5. rf: irlc :fc In Il lcivli it's flist11n1'1'. in It CIQ'I1TK'llt,' XY1' wnnltl lilw to rvniinrl :ill uni' lvc- it's tzistc Zlllfl in 11 riiinlilc sc11t it's iin- llll'k'l'S th11t tht- linigci' thc slwmlic tht' liussihlc. Q'l't'Illlfl' tht- tire: ll'l THE .fXl'OI.fDGY l'm sorry, dear. to publicize Uur lovew-my inner ego flinches At baring to the public eyes .lust what you niurmured in the clinches. l'm hoping that you will forgive This open Haunting of my sorrow- This making our dead love relive- But, dear, the rent is due to-morrow. Though memory's a little blurred. And love is just a dying ember, Amazing at ten cents a word, The little details I remember. Pk if lk A faithful husband is any one mar- ried to a trusting wife. Pk Pk vis Bob-And what's a sheet anchor used for? fiusflfor anchoring in oyster beds, sir. wk Pi' Pls Ding.-So you don't care for my new dress! llick -No, but outside that. l think you're all right. Pk if Dk R EPORT This week's prize goes to the book agent who sold Rabbi .lakewitz a copy of liacon. Dk els Ili Then there was the aviator who wouldn't wear a crash suit in the sum- nier time. :ff Pk is lfirst Tramp -Y'know, Hennery, Spike Klullins is de luckiest guy on dis road. Second Vollege lioy -llow's dat, hlawn? lfirst 'liranipe -lle's a soninanibulist and walks in his sleep. llat leaves him all dai' ter rest in. N ZH ORM Pardon nie, Helen, l think you droped your chemisef' Oh, thanks a lot, Dick, I would never have noticed it. lsn't that my brassiere sticking out of your pocket P No, I got that off Betty. But here are your bloomersf' Oh, good. At last l've got all my clothes together. Now, Dick. come on over here beside me, and help me put them on. Oke, Helen. but you'll have to show me how they go. This'll be a swell window display when that dummy is dressed. Ik IF Old lllaid--Vllhy did you take the legs oh' your bed? Other-No man is going to get a chance to get under my bed, Pk Pk Pls VVell, l put that one over the fence. said the outfielder as he pawned the paste diamond. Pk :ls Pls See that fellow over there? He's One Round U'Reilly. VVl1at's the matter? XVon't he take a second drink F wk Pls als The childless couple ordered six paper hats and horns because the ad- vertisement said they were ideal for birthdays. Dk 2-lf Pk Yes. Algeron, Chaucer niust have had a stenographer. .lust look at that spelling. Pk flf bk Two-Khin Smith is going to have his name changed. XYhy so? Since the business depression. he had to sell one of his guns. THE TH Ii SIf.sXSON'S NW IIQST A freshman once asked that if he saw a girl with her heel coming off, would her name he Lucille. :lf 2' SaIfeI'm a hulluva good tighter, hut my feet don't like to stand around and see my hody ahusedl -e sg Then there was Eppie-She was so dumb she thought a hacteria was the back door to a cafeteria. bk CII :lf There is irony in the victorious Hoover looking up from the depths of the depression at the defeated AI Smith sitting on the top of the Iimpire State Building. First N. L. K.-XVhat's the name of the man we just pledged? 2nd N. L. K.-Gallen. Ist N. L. K.hHis name, I said, not his capacity. FIC bk Then there's the man who writes Mm! En11varra.v5i1zg Llloments, who married a green country girl for his art's sake! Pk :Is For the last time, shouted the ser- geant. I ask you the simple question. 'W'hat is fortihcation?' The recruits stood fast to a man. No one answered. Striding up to the most intelligent looking man, the N. C. O. bawled out, Tell me, what is a fortification? The answer came like a cork out of a hottle. Two twentilications. sergeant. N Ill ORM itil I Iftilf l'tJIf'I' She sings light music to a frail guitar, Alust enough sweet, just enough tang of pain. ,lust enough strength of yearning not to mar Her linger tips, or snap the strings with strain. She hopes the world may hear the gracious note And mark the pathos of her hreak- ing heart. Some day when life has gripped her hy the throat She will know grief and growing pains apart. Pk PK PII In Spain they call hull-throwers Senors: here they call them Senators. if 2? OUR IDFAI. UNIVERSITY President ................ Editor of the Sun Dean ............ ........ 5 Iudge Lindsay Treasurer ............................... A I Capone Faculty--limmy VVaIker, Sabela XYehe. Mayor Bergholtz, Len Shreck, lid XVynn, Charlie Bernard. Texas Cninan. Art Shires. VVill Rogers, Senator Hef- lin, Philo Yance, Henry YIII, Boccac- cio, Tom Swift, and Eddie Canteen. Proctor ............ ............. I Qudy Yallee If. U.-My good man, does this dog possess a family tree? ID. T.-Oh. no, inadamf-he has no particular tree. Hnd SchareeThis is a quiet spot. I'd like to pause here and park. Yera I'ow.eYon mean you'd like In park here and paw. hut you're not goe ing tol THE NORM Extracts from the Diary of a Life Guard hlune l. l9S2. tlpening' Day. Query. why open a swimming pool in micl-winter? An- swer. to give the life guard a soft johl No argument. Also, no customers. l'layecl penny ante with some pros- peets in the morning. with satisfactory results. Nervous little guy eame arounrl anfl hired me to keep an eye on his wife. I' 7 ,Iune ln. l 93-. lleat waye on. XXIUIIICH, women. women? Personally, I feel that my green sweater has something to tlo with it: liosaline saicl something that sounml- erl that way. hut I cliclnt have tune to follow that up, for a lat woman eaine yellin-'A that one of her twins was lost r 3 anfl for ine to Come :mtl help her linrl it :mtl alter I retrieverl the same one three times anrl she eallerl my anything hut my riffht name we founcl the other . 5 ' me oyer at the pop-eorn eoneesslon eat- ing himself sick. anfl to hear her you woulfl have thought l hafl parkerl him there. lleiore I got through eleaning' the molasses oll my sweater, l harl to fliye in :mfl pull out a llounrler, the see- onfl to-flay, 'lihe lirst one was a knoek- ont. anrl hoth of them men. ll there is any roinanee in this Joh you hate gut to show me. 77 .luly 2. 1932. My morning oft. XYent clowntown to get some new Clothes. Spoiled my sweater yesterday separating a sinking woman from the ropes. My new sweater is hlue. ancl I think it makes me look sallow. Competition here is fierce just now. I caught a lkalla-XYalla uniyersityite out in front. showing off on the cliying' hoarcl to-clay hut I went out and showecl him up. Funny how these janes tall for the tough clivesl l got two suppers and a clanee out of that exhibition. Sept. l. Closing to-clay. Saicl goocl-hye to May. Anna. Rosaline zmfl Betty. I may neecl the rest yet. .AX heavy-weight went clown to-clay. hut we took our time getting' him: no neefl to lmrry now. .Xnna hrought clown a flock of sanclwiehesg Klarie's were hetter. .X t- ter l sairl goofl-hye to Anna, Kitty ezune along :mtl ate most of the sancl- - v wiehes, hut l fhclnt eare lor I went to KIay's for supper. This has heen a fair S1llllllll'l'I we harl thirty-two pull-outs. twenty cloetor's johs, four :neat wagon johs. ancl titty-six fake mlrownings. thirty of which were eligihle for nlat- ing, which we flifl. Sayeml two hun- clrefl clollars. anfl got a swell coat of tan. Klacle live hueks watching' lmahies. :mfl twenty-live watehing Cveryhorly. ,Xll in all. a gootl Summer. THE Marg. B. tfearsomelyl-VVhy are you sharpening that razor? Hubby-I'm going to shave if there isn't a man in those shoes under your bed. Pk Pk Pk W'hat big eyes you have, Grand- mother! And that, my dear, is how I caught your grandfather. Pk :li Pk fhicago was settled in H333 and at rare intervals since then. :ls iii Hs 'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have attended Normal School at all. Ik PIC :lf She-See that guy there? I-Ie's go- ing through college by caring for a babv. Other gots-He's lucky. lVe got kicked out for the same thing. bk PF Pk You-all got any idea what Doc Smithers wuz doin' in youah house P Ah ain't sure, but Ah thinks .Xb has got an inklingf' fl- -is 'L The height of audacity palm waves bravely over the head of the l.l.ft'I'tII'.V Digest. They dared to mention the Wickersliaiii report under the heading Tofvirx in 13' riff. :fa Q Expectorate is a nasty word, but it's worse if you're tongue-tied. DIC 121 is Reformers claim our producers are mistaking the wrong side of the side- walk as the gutter. Z 3 NORM .-Xnd at least women keep a watch on their wrists these days, even if they don't over their hearts. Pk 2? Dk Let us not forget at this blessed time, dear friends. the poor millionaires who cannot afford to have children. P62 151 LOOK OUT, INSTRLTL l'0R! I got the copper residue in Ex. 7 and guess how much it weighed? Five grams? No. A. Seven grams ? An Noi! Ten grams 7' No. fl Xvell, how much, then? I don't know, I didn't weigh it. is if is IYIIY I .NM A C0I.I.IfGI31 I'Rt'iJI7I2SStiJIQ IVhen I was a child I wanted to be a street car conductor. I went to grammar school and graduated with high honors. From there I went to high school, where I was an honor stu- dent. By the time I had graduated from college I had won my Phi Beta Kappa key. .AX week after graduation I tried to get the job I had been pre- paring for. The trouble was that at that time there was a business depres- sion and only the more educated and intelligent man could get a job as a street car conductor. I lost my grip on life and took the easiest way out. I got a job as a professor here. -Ill. If. Townsend. THE NORM HOOD XICXYS FOR .-Xl'.'XR'liKllfX'l' l7XYICI-I.IflQS ,Xpartment house tenants will wel' come the new, unusual service now he- ing offered hy the .Ncme l.ease-l3reak- ing Association. No matter where you live, no matter how little or how much rent you pay, this company has a type of service guaranteed to terminate your lease. Two typical services follow: Plan No. 145: Two piano players, a drummer, a saxophone player and ten dancing couples will he sent to your apartment at eleven p. in.. accompanied hy sufficient alcoholic stimulation to last until dawn. This plan guarantees Continuous. uninterrupted hedlam, ris- ing to crashing creseendos of raucous revelry every ten minutes. XVill he sent to your apartment twice weekly until you are dispossessed. l'lan 375 1 for especially hard-hoiled nei,f,ghl1orhoodsJ: A troupe of per- forming dogs and six clog daneers will he added to the albove unit: also two eapahle porters to remove all your car- pets or rugs so that the clog dancers will he alile to perform on your hare. nneovered floors. ln apartment houses that have a high resistance to noise. crack pistol shots will also he sent along to eiigagge in target practice in your foyer. This complete unit will carry on in your apartment thrice weeke lv until you are requested to move. XYhy suffer with a white elephant lease? 4 lther plans on request, or spe eiallv prepared to meet your needs. :lf ill Did von lose that case aliout fish . . .., ing properties? Yes, the court wonldn't even Hive 5 ini' :i lu-rring. Sweet Young 'l'l1ingy-Nklio is that fellow over there all alone? livery one seems to avoid him. Stude-Uh, that's just the senior Class president. S. Y. Tf And that one standing over in the dark corner? Stude-That fellow? Oh, yeh-he's just the haskethall Captain. S. Y. Tf-.-Xnd who is that popular fellow with that hig crowd following him around? Stude-He's just the man l'm look- ing for. He's Chairman of the Senior prom ticket committee. So long, l'll see you later. 2? bk Pity Lucifer Luley. llis hirthday present to a referee in hankruptey was a receiving set. A doorman and a major general may he easily differentiated. After all. it's simplv a matter of civility and hraid- ing. PF fi- FRONI UNF XYHO HlTl'lllfl7 HTS XYAK LUN l'ndouhtedly, my dear. you are The radiant. prevailing star Uf all my cluttered universe: So watchful of my deeds and purse That I :un grown afraid to frisk :Xt evening. with an asterisk. THE NORM DICSIIQIC IXXH lil-.VIXIIIUX5 Ill' l.HXlx l11 college rlays, 1111 clateless nights. l,fljflIllIll'1l i11 all hues hut whites. 'l'he girls sat 'r1111111l 1111 I'1Hllll tu talli Ht-liiml Il 1l1111l', key' llll'llL'fl ill lueli, Of fmul a111l clothes a111l class :1111l then Men Zlllil 1111111 Zlllfl lllL'll Zlllfl 1111-11. .Xml while exposing rivals' giiilc, lfating olives all the while, .Ns we reliverl last XVi'l'li-l'lllllS 1lIllll'L'. .'XflUl'll1g everytliiiig NYllll pants, l'1l wish as only schmiolgirls Cilll That l were lllZlI'l'lCKl to my 111a11. Tliuse nights have gmie. as scliiml nights can, Ancl now lllll marriecl tu lllj' 111:111, fxllfl as he fluxes 1111 tl1e couch. llis lace Sllllli i11 a general sl1111eh, His suit all haggy at the knee. His feet 1111 llly' hest tapestiw. As we pass ti111e within our flat, Keeping still our little hrat, I wish till lllj' lihiclu curls That l were hack witl1 those olcl girls. See if yuu can laugh that off. saifl the fat lllilllll-1 wife as she wirerl a hut- tcm 1111 his vest. bk 31 151 lst C11-cel-XYl1at's the rlitterenee he- twee11 a cruwcl at a circus aml an ar- dent lover? gllfl Citi-Oil-NUIIU. they're lmth i11- tents. Rml-lbw you think 1-1111 C2111 learn to love me? -lean-s-l can. sweetheart. llllf the tui- tio11's going tu he high. Dk 251 41 .N Sl'UIClllll1l.l1 was mice Tllll iwcr lw 21 heer wagon a111l fur the first lllllt' i11 his life the rlrinlcs we1'e 11111 l1i111. 125 lrlllllit' 111111' picltl Nu. l lawn' is :1 l1i11l11gic:1l urge 5lllk'Ill'L'fl with Ni'lllllllk'lll. Xu. ls 'IAIXK' Is :1 liclihiig Nl'llNilllUll llllflK'l' the liearl. that 1111l1111l1' can scratcli. lhere CL'I'lIlllllX' is Il rlei11'ess11111. ln flate .Xl l'ap1111cil1as11't ltillefl half as 111:1111' people as l1e ihfl last rear. 2: Xliiflow 1t1'1 wily s11111--A'St11p hitiilg yuur llllgC'l'llIlllS, XX':1ltf Y1111'1'e all l have left. sl The new nperatifrii sung: tf17:'1' .llf .S'm111'll11'l1g In l7l.VIlIl,lII17t'l' You ffhv. -11 :if wk lt's 110t the initial Cost that CUllllIS.H said the pf1litieia11 as he hirecl himself a couple nf lNlfly'Qllfl.I'ClS, it's the h11sl1 kel'll. Shirley'-lt must he wrung to love like this, flear. liruie-lt is. Pk 251 X A new way has heen rliserwerecl tw cook sea gulls. .X hrick is placed ill the pot with the gull. XYllCIl Il fork can he stuck tlirmigli the hrick with ease, the g11ll is clfmc. 4 1 Our imlea 111' Zlll irresistihle force meeting :111 llIllllUYIll!lt' hotly would he Klussi 1li11i ffi1'i111f:111 111'cle1'tu.l11l111 Klie- S 5 llCl1lIl. THE NORM Suggested football theme song-Af 3 iff UIC 114111 lfillj OTTII. Ulf Pk Pk It ' V Q I I XX hat s your son s average in- come l' rom two to two-thirty a. in. -lapanese ,llllClllC Song: 1 Love You l?alvy, Hut I l1u1'en't Go! a Yen for Yon. Pk 51 Pk A lJR.'XNl.rX IN ONE DRAM l'lOW4ly ln Hwahya Y XYhere ya goin' to-night F I gotta date. llow's she? t I'h' nuts. Rlaylme ya know her. Sadie Glitzf' Uh, Sadie tllitz. Red hair? Yeh Blue eyes ? Yeh, 'l'hat's her. l'll say l know her. US'IllZllll'l' with her? She ain't got no personality. Uh, no personality, huh? You don't know the one l mean. .'Xn' hesides, she ain't sueh a hot dancer. XYhoinell said anything ahout dane- ing? Well, if you must know, psssssstf l'll he damned! XValked home on ya, huh? XYell, thanks. S'long. l got- to do some telephonin '. lie seein' you. 'l'elephone hooth: Hello, Sadie? Sorry. l won't he ahle to keep the date, My uncle died, an' l gotta go home for the funeral. 'l'elt-phone hooth: l.o, Sadie? llow ahout a date t'uiifht? llow'd I know 5 you didu't hare one? Uh, l'ui a niind- if reader. 4 P. li? lireat. l'll he seein' you. 126 They eall it Merry England be- cause the people are laughing now at the jokes they heard hefore the de- pression. Pk is bk Soinehody made a mistake in this article on how to hoxf' Great Caesars ghost! No, .lack Dempsey's. Dk PS Ali, sweet mystery of life, said the eall boy as he peeped into the chorus girls' dressing-room. 'If live-Oh, l say. Adain. what kind of leaf shall I wear to-night? A-Xclain-XYhy not a leaf of ahsenee? Business men used to kiss their sten- ographers only after hours: now 1t's the work of a few minutes. Pk 221 Yes. yes! Go on. said the stage hand to the prima donna as he drew up the curtain. Gee, l'd hate to he in your shoes. XYliy? Yon just stepped on a nail. Pk Tis 244 'l'heu there was the girl who was so duuih she thought the ll'21l:llL' huttons held up the outskirts of town. flf Ill This is station L'-t 7-R-N, the hreath of .'Xlah:nna. Ah Y sighed the yoice of our friend from XX'ytheyille, Ya. Leave that ou. lt's great stuff. THE NORM MILESTONES Uusml- - Ken l-unfly's iiinstcqmiccc desk 1516011 tlic woocl shop, I?lfC5.All'.S'lf too many claims of ownership Rlf.Al.S'O.Y Class participation. Pk wr :if :if Pk Heart Broken-f Almost the entiru Senior Class-R111-l.S'O,Y rlifl not make- honor list. ak ar ff if wk Forty-five Senior Couples at the Junior Prom in the Hotcl Snlvurlmnn on .lllllll Flllllld- :try 22, 1932. if xc if :if 1: Dz'.vafvp0inlm1'- Two hnnflrcfl Seniors, at not being oticrcrl t-xccntive positions. Pk wk if :ic Pk illissed- Too many Stnclents from TllCSfl2lj'lS asscinlulics. :if 4: ff :if Pk A. lV. O. 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