Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MARY CONNOR 5721 ELIZABETH STREET Here is a girl who has had an example of how to treat a practice student. The book she will write entitled, Humane Treatment of Practice Students, will indeed tend to make the life of future students free from care and will also advise treats for the students as a reward of work well done. - MARIE COPELAND 516 E. 40TH STREET A most attractive truant officer who tried to en- tice all the young people to go to her beloved Wen- dell Phillips. a IRENE COYLE 4400 WABASH AVENUE She looks meek at first sight, but it ' s iiot best to trust to appearances. Also never rub her the wrong way or there will be something doing. She will be seen at the Hymeneal altar soon and v. ' e knows who ' s going to do the obeying. HELEN CREIGHTON 5415 WENTWORTH AVENUE Helen is small but, How far that little candle throws its beams. She has a winning way and a pleasant smile. Practice in music is her ecstacy. Have you heard the latest rag? Helen plays it. €1.. MARY CRONIN 3150 S. ASHLAND AVENU?. Mary is the only kindergarten student from the class of ' 13 who came back to Normal as a super- visor. She introduced the Montessori method there. RUTH CRONWALL 1449 KOSCOE STREET When Swedish is taught in our schools, as Ruth is sure it should be, she will be the first special teacher in that subject. 24

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STELLA CHANTRILL 3007 FULTON STREET Twenty years from now she will be teaching a dear little second-grade room in one of our largest schools. MARJORIE CLARK 6807 UNION AVENUE How long will Peggy stay in kindergarten before she resigns? She was never meant for a school- marm. Coquetry is the desire to inspire love without experiencing it. She certainly inspires it. We are not able to vouch for the rest. ANN COLEMAN 418 EAST 45TH PLACE Though psychology and education were a source of great worry to Ann, she proved herself a student of child nature by her successful kindergarten work. She will become known as one of the best kinder- gartners in the city. ELEANOR COLLINS 1343 WEST 14TH PLACE Those dark blue eyes and pink cheeks are goin to put a solitaire on her left hand. MARY COLLINS 1326 TURNER AVENUE Her sweet voice charms me still. Some day you will see her coming into your room, with her sweet, gracious way. to supervise your music. ISABELLE CONDON 4029 LEXINGTON STREET If you want to learn the latest dance go to Isa- belle. When she is Grandmother B — she will visit Grandmother C — to review their girlhood dances so as to show them to her children. f% c V. t «P ai x w 23

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MAE CUNNINGHAM 1035 SOUTH CLAEEMONT AVENUE Didn ' t you have your picture taken yet by Mae? Well, it ' s your fault because she is ready to take it. Always generous and kind, you need not be sur- prised to hear some day that she has adopted four or five of the Haines children, who needed care. FRANCES CURRAN 315 EAST 60TH .STREET A merry heart and a cheerful countenance. She will be loved not only by her pupils but by her fellow teachers, as she is now loved by her class- mates. HAZEL CURRY 1022 LAEKABEE STEEET How we love to hear her laugh, and to hear her hearty greeting in the Normal halls. As the wife of Count de Have-the-Money, she will be a charm- ing addition to his palatial halls. CATHERINE DALY 5745 SOUTH PAULINA STEEET Catherine seems to be quiet but we realize that she has a very good time. She will have a good time all through life and will be one of those un- usual persons who never have wrinkles nor frown. JEANETTE DAVIS 816 EAST lOlTH STEEET There is something exceedingly attractive about Jeanette. Perhaps it is that affable manner of hers. She never loses her temper, or becomes ill-humored. Not long hence she will enter the matrimonial state as the charming wife of a rising young physician. NELLIE DAY 3722 LOWELL AVENUE Because of Nellie ' s thoroughness in her teaching, she was highly thought of by her principal. Of course, one of her executive ability could not long remain a mere teacher, so in time she became a district superintendent, but always remained the girl we loved at Normal. It f