Chicago Normal School of Physical Education - Scarab Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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3El'933s'93rCl533E3 SCARAB 3333333359333 .Q .. fi MRS. KENDALL Mrs. Kendall, C. N. S. P. Efs Fairy God Mother, is always of- fering her services to the girls. She appreciates the highest values in life and is ever helping those girls who need a word of encourf agement. She has helped the girls to live and learn so that their daily lives may he the application and expression of C. N. S. P. E. and her ideals. Every girl has indeed a great respect for her opinions and judg- ment. FRANCES IVIUSSELMAN To Miss lvlusselnian, the true friend and advisor of us all, is due the gratitude .ind appreciation ot' each memher of the class. Her daily guidance has meant much to us during our school days and hcr splendid influence and ex' ample will he an inspiration to us, we know, for many years. Page eleven 333355933653 NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN 333333333

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eweeagea eawemv SCARAB ewuearpeaeaalwewfw its , K E '.'1 h l A A g c ' - of ..,.,,: 'A A W yt ' , ' NAA.A f Q' - AQ- ' ' iiA-1 lbv API' A K ' - , . .,.i,,s.,,s lt A ga 1 ,, , xt Midi Joumw l-lnurr DQ. fmmsunmi HLLLNDOUQ , DANCING Vxfords may never express the emo' tions, desires, philosophies, dreams of mankind nor the mysteries and beauties of nature, but music has wrought these all into wondrous designs of beauty, and, we, through graceful movements of our body, interpret these designs in Do.sMfLwm:mii Y it THE DOCTORS 'Know thyself-for not until then can ye be healthy, happy, intelligent teachers, Thus runs the code of Our Doctors. Through their courses we have learned the science of happiness through health and now it is for us the dance. L Page twelve to teach it to others, DANISHV GYMNASTICS To help others who have not thc knowledge or ability to help themselves: to bring about health where sickness and disease exists-what a delightful field of endeavor! These possibilities for service we owe to corrective gymnastics. NMNIHS X A MR, BOUBJERG QQQLQ NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN Q33