Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Henry W. Fairbank For many, many years Mr. Henry W. Fairbank has extended his sympathetic friend- ship to thousands of Normal College students. During their college life his friendly counsel aids them; he shares with them their successes and their failures. And when they go out into the schools of the city, he keeps them in his memory. To assure him, our counselor and friend, that he will ever stay in our memory is the object of this dedication of the Emblem of 1922.

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EMBLEM CHICAGO NORMAL COLLEGE 1922

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William Bishop Owen I or twelve years Mr. Owen has stood at the head of the Chicago Normal College; the school which supplies to the second largest city in the United States, the fourth largest in the world, the main stream of teachers of its children. Under his wise jurisdiction, through ways ot his making, thousands of student teachers have come into acquaintance with the value of language, arithmetic, geography, history, science, art, music and writing, as con- ditions of right living. What they have received they have in turn passed on to hundreds of thousands of children under their charge, who, as citizens, will make or mar the future of our city — the world center of to-morrow. So great as this is the work of the Chicago Normal College. The future will show, as the present and past show, the place in this work that belongs to Mr. Owen.