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

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MRS. VIRGINIA KENDALL It is through her unending efforts, her sympathetic interest and far-sightedness that we live in such congenial surroundings. Klrs. Kendall has set for us an ideal of sympathy, understand- ing, and dignity that we shall never forget. She gives us a great deal of her time and energy. All she asks in return is that we live up to the ideals of the school and pass them on to others. We all sincerely appreciate what she has done for us in giving us a school which offers both theory and practice of Physical Education. MISS FRANCES MUSSELMAN W'hat shall I do about it?', Go ask Nliss Nlusselman, she,ll know. And that's what we all do. XVhether it's about a psychology book or a position for next year, Nliss Nlusselrnan will answer your questions and tell you the best possible solution to your problems. She has given us the benefit of her wide experience. If We are only wise enough to follow her advice and profit by sug- gestions she has given us, We will surely reach the top. Her splendid influence and example will follow us throughout our lives.

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Ev , 4 DI - 1 Eal ii .. I I I r r 13 li ii l li lf E z is 1 5 Y l v 1 .fir r '. ii.. ,J p: 't ' ,,,rTT,rf.V.....,...f.,.:..a2aa,.mmgff xfwlj , x 'K 1. ' ' . 1 ,, i iw 1 . A . f 1. w Y v , JORDAN HAZLITT ARNOLD ' EDITH G. JORDAN, A.A. Folk-Dancing, Clogging, General Gym. 'With her pleasing personality, and Mrs. Young's inspiring music W'apo makes her classes the most popular in school. ' MADELINE BURTNER HAZLITT, B.S. Her gracious and charming manner and excellent instruction have instilled in us the ambition to attain the goal which she has set for us. , FRANCIS M. ARNOLD Mr. Arnold teaches us the funda- mentals of rhythm and it is to him we owe our appreciation of art and music. YA ' 4,7 , ' ,.'-4-H - f- ZOETHOUT hfICEAC1-IERN MACBAN NVILLIAM D. ZOETHOUT, Ph.D. Phyfiology Dr. Zoethout explains physiology in such a manner that we can't help but understand even the most complicated processes. If we can practice his wonderful philosophy of every day occurences our lives would be most complete. XVILHELMINA McEAcHERN,A.NI.,NI.D. Hygiene, Firft Aid R '4Dr. Nlaci' prescribes for all our ills both imaginary and otherwise. 'She has taught us how to look after our own health as well as that of others. DR. NIACBAIN Neural Anatomy In the short time Dr. NIacBain has been here he has taught a lot of Anat- omy and he answered the call of C. N. S. P. Els injured in a capable manner. Vrcco BovBJ1-:RG Danish Gymnaxticf To be as intellectual, as thoughtful and as sympathetic as Mr. Bo and still be our same sweet selves will forever 7 be our aim and ambition. Never have we known a man so thoroughly wrapped up in that which he's doing for man- Q kind. Unselfishly he teaches, that we might learn the wis- dom that he has worked so many years to acquire.