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

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egsfaeyyegwegyw SCARAB QiQJQQ9QQx55QQii33 BUSINESS STAFF Hail to our business staff. Through their constant effort we have been able to have an Annual of which any school would be proud Mzlxmy of you thought that they were always nagging, but I'rn sure as you look through these pages you will feel it worth while, Let us not make the mistake of slighting one of the most important groups of workers on the Scarab staif. HAZEL LOVJ RY Left Group lleft to rightlfl... Giyogre. H. Froehlke. P. johnson, B1lIlINClEI'. Center Groupffx. Purcell. I. Goodman. H. Curtln. M. Llghtholder, H. LeSage. H. Lowry I. Bigelow. Right Group-Bfvsfoods, D. Fash. M. Case, P. Appleton. l. Brown. Edlth Jordan-Scarab Advisor. Page forty-seven QQSQQQSQQQEJQQ NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN 333833833

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B33 Q33 Q33 Q33 SCARAB S333 Q33 B33 BE-9 . f. fa., EDITORIAL STAFF The members of the editorial stalf of the Scarab have worked hard to gather together the material for our book. They have been faithful to the cause and have given up much to make the venture successful. Qnly those of us who have done editorial work can I realize the difhculties to be encountered. We 1 indeed appreciate their efforts. wt. BEULAI-I WANZER Left to Right fLeft GroupD4E. Mayer, E. Lasswell, A. Kruger, M. Kuglin, E. Francis, I. Self denrust. K. Seharff, M. Stetson, J. Beardsley. Center Group--I.. Limback, D. Wcvlfe, F. Colby, D. Jenkins, M. Mellody, B. WHDZ61', A. Frazer. E. Anderson. Right Group-F. Daebelliehn, M. Obendorf, E. Jansen, M. Jenkins. H. 0'Malley, I. Delaney, S. McCauley, S. Gross, L. Swartzentruber. M. Catherine Lyons-'Literary Advisor. Page Fortyfsix Q33 QQQ3 QLQQQ NINETEEWN 'TWENTY SEVEN QQQ3 Q33 Q33

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Y lf' ' ', I r 1 ffl! , l . ' BJ yi' 'sf 3125391135 kit gf 1 . 1 ,ff V fl! -X fffffd' 5 me-,ffl V X , i is A , gil J QI ' .T e ff iff' W 'Arie ia 3 X in N . 1 4 5. Q f 'Q W V- K ' . A A A 5 K. M 4 1 X' l!.J ' N li , ,iw , X .l -4 nu 'K 1 - 1 L THE ADVISORY BOARD ' 1 J 1 R t ' . x , 4 Q Though little has been heard of this organization, it has been quietly endeavoring 'XX , to perform its duties faithfully and to bring about the accomplishments tor which it was appi minted. ' XV L lt has been the duty and aim of the Board to keep high the standards of our school as a whole through the individual feeling of responsibility and loyalty. These l ' standards have included such ideals as cleanliness and neatness of person as well as 9 of our school building and grounds, class spirit and loyalty, and professional attitude. X Due to the fine spirit and individual sense of pride and responsibility shown by the very great majority of the nieinbers of the classes, the duties of the Board have been light and it feels that the student body is to be congratulated on the high stand' ards which it has set and which have been lived up to all during the year. Page fnrtyfeight QGQUQQQQEQSZQQQ NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN