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

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l I li I l I l l 1 ll l I! i I I l if I I E S I Too tired to read anymore. Phone for me. For the luvajweewt razberries. Helen Wagner, when did you get back from the golden coast? When are ypu going to stop going to school? You've got about three more degrees than Miss Musselman has right now. Did you see Winnie Wellman-out In Los Angeles? She's married, you know, and very much interestedlin teaching a kindergarten of her own. I guess the west was too much for Winnie, she had a grand position at the University of Southern California thoi, didn't she? Where did you say you ate dinner tonite? Out at C. N. S. P. E.? Marj Calkins plans the best meals, I'm afraid that girl will get fatter than we did under NIiss Daly's careful super- vision. Lissen, Waggie come on out for the nite. Stop at the HY on Adams and bring Dot Hall along. Shefll be ready to lock up the gym now, anyway, and tell her that Vic Strimic will teach swimming for her tomorrow. The Sacred Heart . School has a holiday tomorrow and Vic isn't busy. See you later-byel I I must .write that letter to Lonte Peterson before they come. Have owed it to her for a coon's age. Blust send her that Camp Book, she has left for her Camp in Michigan and I don't know her address. Oh Pete, what's da number, pleaz. , After the gals of '29 got together I found out that Jean Nlorrison was the big dance hit in the Broadway smash Hot Feet . Also Fran Rizzo in the same show does the clever impersonation of when grandpa was a boy -must see that. Arabella Orr, the dean at Kendall Hall for the last four years, isn't that grand? Yola Conte hostess at the Nlassachusetts? Good Heavens, why dinchatellme? I was down on Fifth Avenue last winter. And here's the best one of all-Mickey started out teaching and writing poetry as a sideline. That didn't last long however, and now she's married. And wait till I tell you-she lives out on South Shore and belongs to all the ritzy clubs in town. And her husband, my dear! He's perfectly gorgeous and owns everything from automatic tooth brushes to an island in the Pacific. Some People! Oh, little golden path that leads to Yesterday I beg to tread your gold again I would but stay. K ENTER TO LEARN- GO FORTH TO SERVE Are you squandering the present Spend all your time with play Thinking life a dream so pleasant That it always will be gay? You ARE WVORTIILESS IN THE STRIFEl Are you hoarding up your learning Keeping all that you have won Borrowing and not returning Taking all and giving none? You ARE LIVING HALF A LIFE! As you're learning are you serving Doing all that you can do Striving hard to be deserving Of the blessings come to you? You ARE HEI.PING IN THE STRIFE! Q 'F Oh dear Cenespe, how many Of t-hy youth will never swerve From this purpose formed in school life I And thine honor to preserve. Having entered school for learning l Will go forth the world to serve? ENA BETI-I CARPENTER FI 78 ll l I l.

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