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

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as X 'W A -svv . N 'Q P' N: N tzffz v x ' N Y . His, Ee igfx x it fi X ti W x x X N X ,,,,,v ' SR-5 NIUSSELMAN LYoNs LOEB Miss LYONS, Litt.D., MO. Englifh, Story Tclling, Dramatic! hfliss Lyons has told us of so many things we didnit know existed that we feel very young and unsophisti- cated. Yet she has encouraged us and has implanted firmly in us a desire for a greater knowledge in all iields. SARA BARTH LOEB, BA., B.S. Pfychology, Economic: 'With hflrs. Loeb's complete under- standing of her subjects andher sin- cere enthusiasm in the classroom as Well as outside, we could not help but have a great interest in everything she teaches. FRANCES BXIUSSELMAN, B.E. Prychology, Education W HITTEN BEAMAN ALICE E. BEAMAN Organized Game: She has given to us an ideal of sportsmanship and fair play that We shall never forget. IRENE SPIKER VVHITTEN, B.S. Anatomy, Kincriology, Anthropomctry, Gamcf Who of us has not wondered at Miska's ability to dictate by the hour on some of the most diflicult subjects in our curriculum? Her teachings are definite and to the point. Her eX- planations remain indelibly stamped on our minds. The combination of her intellectual ability and her fun- Xliss Nlusselman not only preaches her subject, but practices it also. She has a Way of doing and saying the things which will produce the 1 ' effect she desires. loving pranks makes her more than an instructor to all of us. ALBERT TEUSCHER - Public School Gym Klr. Teuscheris Wonderful personality and his keen sense S of humor have made him one of our best-liked teachers. He has given us a great deal of good advice about our Work that We will all do Well to follow. There is a precision and a hnish to his Work that we hope to take out into life. A 1 11

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till ggi 12 E1 il fr. L -4 , ifl -1 '7 Divx XNILSON ZOBEL DALX'RIAIPLE Miss DALLY7, Her ready sympathy and under- standing of the girls has made her dear to us all. 'We wish to thank her for the many happy times she has planned for us during our school years. Nllss ZOBEL She always has a smile and a cheery word for everyone. WVe will always remember her at camp, her efiicient businesslike manner made it a pleasure to deal with her. Mas. WV1LsoN Due to ill-health hlrs. WVilson was compelled to leave us after spring vacation. Nlrs. Zobel came to take her place and she has made Kendall Hall into a real home for the girls. HORSWELL Russel. SPOERI Mas. HORSWELL If you Want to find out about your credits, know how to fill out an appli- cation blank, hflrs. Horswell is always willing to help you. Miss SPOERI hfliss RUSSELL The world wouldn,t go around with- out them. It's great to have money but you'd better give Nliss Spoeri or Nliss Russell your check or you'll be in a sad state of affairs. They are most eflicient, and we appreciate the business-like manner in which they handle our money for us. E1,l 't mn..'6 fI7fffir?T iTTf1f5iff'i'?tgjT A ::'lit'i::7'iiti:: :T'l73:1 iifi '1:lT'iT'f3'i ' 7 iif ' ...Y --, . ,W ,. ,, ,:..f.-s.......V,,.-...Y-15--av ... ,..