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

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3333333353333 SCARAB Qwwweveweaegea MISS JORDAN and the SENICR CLASS OF 1927 It is the vision of greater things and faith in their final realization that arouses the sleeping ideals and directs them to noble use. Such vision has our Wapo. the Seniors counsellor and friend. She has done much toward giving her class the desire to put its knowledge and skill gained at C. N. S. P. E., to the highest use. After our days at school are ended we are anxious to gaze on the face of Life and read its deeper secrets. Our thoughts flash beyond the horizon of material vision to wider and deeper concepts. Thus it is with the Senior Class. It is filled with practical and idealistic things it has learned at school, eager to do the good it can and spread its enthusiasm to others, and so bring resultsg and it will bring results. This class will stand up, with open eyes, and fight and work and learn until the spirit that it has, will kindle the flame in other hearts by its irrestible radiance. This, and rnuch more, the Class of '27 owes to Wapo, and it will endeavor to carry high the standards which she and C. N. S. P. E. have raised for it. Page seventeen 333333333 NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN 3QQ33C3rj33E3

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3GQ3 QGQ3 SCARAB 34153 3E3 333 M, CATHERINE LYONS, LITT. D. English and Public Speaking Miss Lyons has a charming personality and is a friend to each girl. She is interested in each girl personally, in her hopes and aspirations. She has taken an interest in all our school activities and we will never forget her willingness in coaching our plays. MRS. LOEB Mrs. Loeb from Missouri. the teacher that has to be shown! The Senior class in Psyc believe this anyway! She just wouldn't take our word foij a thing in Psychology but was always taking kodak tests. She may now have the lasting imprint of what our mind conf tained. By the way, Snap Shot Editor, why didn't you collect individual snaps of the Seniors from Mrs. Loeb? Vv'e surely learned a great deal concerning the mind and its functions and we thank you, Mrs. Loeb, for your able assistance. FRANCIS M. ARNOLD Rhythm, Theory, Interpretation, and History of Music From chasing butterflies to being Hallowe'en spirits is what we learned in Mr. Arnold's class. He has given us a pageant, and to teach little Susie to march rhythmically. We have followed the lives ofthe great musicians and marvelled at their works, and, in all, gained a greater appreciation of music through the teaching of Mr. Arnold. MISS RUSSELL Do you want to pay a bill or cash a check? Miss Russell is always ready and willing to help. We have all had occasion to appreciate her cheerful assistance and ready help in all of our hnancial affairs. She well deserves the friends that she has won at C. N. S. P. E. EDYTHE SPOERI To name Miss Spoeri is enough, for who does not know and love her? She has completely won us all through her charming personality, Always cheerful. always willing to help, and always with a smile for each of us. She holds a place among us which could not be filled. MRS. HQRSWELL Although Mrs. Horswell has not been with us very long she does not lack friends among us. for she has won a place .in all our hearts. We know that our many questions will always be answered with a smile. and that hers is the friendship which can always be depended upon. MISS JULIA DALRYMPLE Greenwood Dorm would be as naught if it were not for Miss 'LDaly, How about that radio? Vs-'ith her ever ready sympathy ffor do we not always go to Miss Daly when our teachers are all giving us quizzes?j Her exuberant enthusiasm over everything that pertains to her girls and C. N. S. P. E., has created a big place in the hearts of every Greenwood Dormer. MRS. CATHERINE LYCNS Mrs. Lyons has become a true friend to her many Juniors and two Seniors. At the first of the year many cases of homefsickness faded away with her first word of understanding. In getting together costumes and aiding in every way she can. Mrs. Lyons is an indispensable help to all of us. ' MISS DCRA BERRY Miss Berry. the dean of Kendall Hall. is proving as popular as ever with the Seniors who remember the last year at Michigan L'Dorm with her. Not only Seniors alone-her new juniors will be glad to be back as her Seniors next year, and also visiting guests at Kendall Hall like and admire Miss Berry. MISS ZOBEL To the town girls as well as the dormitory girls has Miss Zobel shown her willingness to help. It is a pleasure to go to the library for one is sure of willing assistance from the Librarian. MISS WARNOCK Miss Warnock is new in the school and many of the girls do not realize the value of her assistance. VJhether it be pins or the most intellectual textbooks, you will be sure to receive earnest attention from Miss Warnock. MRS. YOUNG Who is it that makes us really feel the rhythm in clogging, dancing or marching? Why, Mrs. Young, of course. What we would do without her aid in getting appropriate music I don't know. Everything considered, we would be lost without her. Page sixteen 3G533QQ33Q3 NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN 333333333

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eagwwsswwvemw SCARAB wwewegyew 47. Sergeantfatfawns T1'eas1u'e1' Social Cllairman Magdalene Haslanger Edna Evans Evelyn Pearce VicefPresident Secretary Julia Bihlmeier Anne Purcell P-resident Rachel Kirsllbauln Page eighteen QQQ39 Q33 S3139 NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN QQ53 Q33 B332