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

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,- TH6' SCARAB 'fit om, diff' FRANCES lXlUSSEl.M.,XN, HE. XVII.I.IAM D. ZOETHOUT, PH.D. XVILHELMINA lXlCl'l.-XCHERN, ANI., M.D. VIRGINIA Hoon KENID,Al.I, MAX SCI-IMiIJHoFER, HS., M.D. SOR.-X BARTI-I Lonia, BA., B.S. FRANCIS M. fXaNol,D EDITH GERTIIIIIIIQ Ioan.-IN, A..-X. ALICE PI.IzAm2'rH BRAMAN Nl.-XDELINE HVRTNER l'l.'XZl.lTT, HS. M. CATHERINE I,x'oNs, LITT. D. IRENE SPIIQER XVHITTEN, B.S. Al.-XRIIORIE H.A1utowEi.i. Yiooo BOVB-IERG ALBERT C. TEI'sCHr2a I Sargent Normal School of Physical Education Boston Normal School of Gymnastics. Harvard Summer School. Hope College, Holland. University of Zurich, A.B. University of Chicago, Ph.D. University of Denver, AM. Harvard Medical College, M.D. National Kindergarten College. Normal College, A.G.U. Genner Medical College, HS., M.D, University of Missouri. Chicago Musical College. American Conservatory of Music. Royal High School for Music. Chicago Normal School of Physical lfducation Cottey College, Nevada, Mo. Harvard Summer School. Vestotl' Summer School. Chicago Normal School of Physical Education Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Penna. Sargent Normal School ofPlIysical Education Chalif Russian Normal School of Dancing. Vestotf Serova School of Dancing. lowa State Normal School. Chicago Norm al School of Physical Education Columbia College of Expression. University of YVisconsin. Chicago Normal School of Physical liducation Dannebo College. State'I'eachers' College,Copenhagen, Denmark Normal College American Gymnastic Union 4 1

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Sa, THE' tSL'SQ..tZR.'fB CEM ' ' ' I 1.5765 ixfnf. ...L 4. VI il i 2 lg -4 .'J fl X1 l 3 pl -B ..:. 1 ALICE BEAMAN AIARJORIE HARROXX'EI.I. M. CATHERINE Lyoxs FRANCES lN1ussEm1Av IRENE W1-irrrax GAMES These are the almighty three who choose the teams. What they don't know about games doesn't count, and what they do know, we wish we did. Of' course Miss Beaman and Mrs. Whitten teach us other things but it's their sportsmanship we'll remember longest. Someday, maybe, we'll be teaching games. We certainly hope that we can be like any of these three. Som. BA RTI-I Loss ENGLISH AND PSYCHOLOGY We use a great deal of psychology in lfnglish class, and we have certainly used plenty of English in psychology. We'll never forget the many things we have learned in both. Miss Lyons has taught us many more things than merely courses in English. She has greatly helped with this book, and we sincerely wish to thank her. Mrs. Loeb and Miss Musselman have made psychology a real help to us. D.-XNISH GYMNASTICS ' Mr. Bo has given us far more than the heading implies. He is a true physical educator in the best sense of the word. He has helped us to improve our own condition of mental slump and spurred us on to higher aims of well-being. If we can only approach his ideals of teaching, we should be able to help others as he has helped us. MR. BOVBJERG lI3l

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.- THE SCJRJB 'YEL NB, Jifw - Qi i! S tg . ii 5 ? , i E r Ig i ii . ii wxggqzzr- f5'1!0 5f V' f f , l f W 'Y Y 'YM .- ' V -V R Zi' 1-HS'-'Y'::' .-- '2 Il'l.I.-X DALru':uvl.E Emma Zosai. EDYTHE Sroaiu BERTHA Rrssam. Mas. CATHERINE Lvoxs IRENE Hokswsm OFFICE Foizcs Do you want to pay a bill? Miss Spoeri is always on hand. Is it money you want? Miss Russell dispenses that with a lavish hand, providing that your account is good or your check large. Are you looking for a camp job, or is your suit worn? See Mrs. Horswell for immediate relief. These three seem always cheerful and help- ful. If they ever have grouches, we don't know it. As a result, we but use them the more-the fatal cycle again! Certainly we'll always remember them as attached to a pleasant smile. We've often been aggravating to you, we know, and we hereby tender a general apology. May each class be more pleasant than the last! OUR DEANS Miss Dally and Miss Zobel have always made Greenwood dormitory seem homelike to its inmates, No one could be more sympathetic and forbearing than Miss Dalrymple is at all times. She has nursed the sick and sustained the weak so that every girl loves her for what she has done. Miss Zobel dispenses library books as well as keeping an eye on the inmates, In spite of her many duties, she has always a word and a smile for everyone. Mrs. Lyons has had quite a houseful to look after this year. Calamities have kept her busy, but she faces them calmly and smoothes them out. She is always ready to help or advise. Her girls are just realizing that perhaps they haven't fully appreciated her manifold services. llsl