Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MARGARET AAGARD G617 PERRY AVENUE Our Junior vice-president and the greatest mem- ber of the household arts department, will win fame throughout the city for the way in which she will carry out her training received here. MARGARET AHERN 1318 FIFTEENTH STREET She ' s just sweet, cute, little Margaret, that ' s all. Her dimples will some day be the undoing of some young eligible. ESTHER ALLISON 5511 AUGUSTA STREET When anyone says Fudge she turns pale at the im propriety of such language. She is the very pink of properness and was never known to be non- plussed. Famous for her portrayal of The School- mistress, a role which she will continue to grace through life. ELIN ALMBLAD 881 KING ' S PLACE The first cubist director of music. Lest you do not know what that means, she was the originator of a cubical method of directing. DAGMAR ANDERSON 6929 SOUTH PARK AVENUE As a housewife she will win fame throughout her circle of friends for her interesting entertainments. RACHEL AUSTERMAN 3021 EAST 80TH PLACE Her work as a kindergarten teacher suits her to perfection, for she loves little children, can tell sto- ries of all kinds and never gets tired talking, and children big and little love to listen to her. % cj K ) ' I ,. ' ; , iWlJMIlM 19

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Upper Seniors i ■ n f C ? HELEN McAULEY 4842 PRAIRIE AVENUE Our well-chosen class president. She is a truly grand girl and she will wear through all kinds of weather. Nothing ever ruffles her or disturbs her broad-minded equilibrium. We shall all remember Helen and hope she will not forget us when she becomes famous as Dr. McAuley, nerve specialist. Vice-President — MARY O ' CONNELL 405 EUGENIE STREET You never see Mary alone. She has so many friends among the girls that she is always sur- rounded. No wonder, when she has such lovable ways. Some big business man will like those lov- able ways and then — Secretary — KATHLEEN MOORE 4436 WEST MONROE STREET It is hard to make Kathleen laugh. Never mind, Kathleen, laugh on, it will cheer your future hus- band after his hard day ' s work. Treasurer — HANNAH DILLON 4324 ADAMS STREET It ' s Strange that people with the name of Dillon never live up to it. Here is our Hannah who looks as if she just stepped off the Spanish Armada! And you might search Spain, Ireland, and every other country without finding her equal. Brains! That girl has them by the barrel and social efficiency i s her hobby. Some day Hannah will return to Nor- mal as a critic. Reporter — IRMA FREMONT 10319 LOOMIS STREET Always neat and very petite. What would Irma do if should were not in the English lan- guage? She has remarkable power of expression, a talent which will aid her when she is president of the Federated Woman ' s Club. 18

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a in RUTH BABCOCK 855 NORTH 52ND AVENUE Full many a flower is born to blush unseen and she is one of them. She ' s the smartest thing in captivity, but insists on hiding her light under a bushel. In spite of her demure air we guarantee that she has a life-sized sense of humor. Some day she will be prominent as the author of America ' s greatest novel. RUBY BARTLETT 6638 SOUTHPORT AVENUE She will go as a missionary to India and will endeavor to plant more artistic influences in the paths of the people. OLIVE BASTION ei24 LEXINGTON AVENUE She ' s a dear, quiet little girl with a meek, gentle way that ' s pretty. We predict that she will spend most of her life applying her household arts course under the supervision of a much-interested critic. AMY BOUGHAM i22 EOSLYN PLACE Miss Bougham will apply the special method work at Normal in managing the large Bougham Pub- lishing Company, noted for fine work. She will write many of the books issued by the concern. MARY BERTOLOTTI 7605 UNION AVENUE In school Mary was always famous because she looked as though she had just walked out of an old Italian masterpiece. An artist who saw her de- cided that she would make a splendid model, and now she is known everywhere as The Artist ' s In- spiration. REBECCA BIRENHOLTZ 1415 SOUTH UNION AVENUE Along with her school teaching Rebecca will find time to teach the Italian children of the Ghetto, and will prove so efficient that the Associated Char- ities will elect her their president.