Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MABEL BIRMINGHAM 6630 MINERVA AVENUE The girl to whom the Senior Class is indebted for many of its good times. Her fame as an exec- utive officer in the local chapter of her exclusive sorority led to her appointment as consul to France. The appointment was a tribute also to her di- plomacy. ETHEL BLOMBERG 34 EAST 118TH STREET O, the waltziest waltzes To which you could waltz Are played far and wide in this town. And for writing these danciest, Dreamiest waltzes Miss Blomberg has won great renown. HATTIE BORGWARDT 2529 SMALLEY COURT Miss Borgwardt ' s quiet dignity And her love of joking, too, Made everyone at Normal Her loyal friend and true. She ' s now dean of a college For girls, and you must know That she is greatly loved by all The girls that there do go. CATHERINE BRADY 6817 BISHOP STREET The Ladies ' Home Journal was glad to welcome her as its head designer in the year 1920 when sen- sible dress for women came into vogue. ALICE BRANICK 3631 COLOEADO AVENUE Her ways are ways of pleasantness and mirth, and all her paths are peace. Alice is sure to have a book in her hand when she isn ' t sleeping. And, O, she never studies! but you should hear her bril- liant remarks in class. RUTH BROPHY 4747 AUSTIN AVENUE She is a girl that one loves to be with on account of her quiet humor and happy disposition. Since she is so artistic, a futurist artist will choose her for his model. 1 c t 21

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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.

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?t rifcra A-§ ALICE BUCKLEY 3026 WARREN AVENUE She is a sensible girl in spite of the fact that she laughs all the way home on the car. Alice has wit loaded with friendly satire. Her future is going to be literary for she is going to progress as she has begun. CECELIA BUCKLEY SGOO HERMITAGE AVENUE She used her inventive ability to good advantage and had a shop fitted with the best equipment in her home in the country. There she made appli- ances to keep the eyes of Normal girls awake when examinations are on. PHILIP BURNESS 3829 WEST END AVENUE There once was a man And his name was Burness; In Normal athletics He was It, I confess. His business ability Became so great, Now at a big ball park. He sells tickets at the gate. IRMA BUSCHER 5442 NORTH PAULINA STREET Everybody ' s friend and nobody ' s enemy. China painting and crocheting bed spreads her specialty. Will we ever forget her contagious laugh? She has a strong liking for German men which seems peculiar. I vwDnder why? ALICE L. BYRNE B648 DREXEL AVENUE A university girl who really likes Normal. Haven ' t you heard about her beaux yet? We don ' t wonder she has many. MARY CARVLIN 610 BOWEN AVENUE Our pretty baby. We all love Mary and envy her girlish looks. Just imagine a Normal student having to pile books on the chair to reach the piano to play for the glee club. What will the col- lege do without her? She sings, plays, and we could listen to her recite all day. 22