Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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INGA HAGEN .0 CORTLAND STREET Too pure and honest to disguise The sweet soul shining through her eyes. A girl with gentle manners who fears lest she make a noise is Inga. She is a true friend to all. JOSEPHINE HAGERTY 1302 SOUTH TALMAN AVENUE She is so unassuming and kind. She has no enemies — she couldn ' t have. We see her seated in a chair in a room on the third floor, telling the Upper Seniors in her history class of the panics of 1837, 1857, etc. ELVA HAMILTON 3719 WEST CHICAGO AVENUE The founder of a colony of musicians in the coun- try in the year 1920. So future generations will remember her, the girl whom we know as she who detests Chicago. ALYDA HANSON 1133 NORTH SPAULDING AVENXTE She was the originator of a new style of pen- manship which became very popular in Chicago ' s schools. Chiefly, we think, because it combined beauty with mathematical precision. ETHEL HAYES 6120 EVANS AVENUE What ' s in that package Ethel carries to practice with her? O, haven ' t you heard, Ethel lives on raw eggs and — ? That ' s whj she is so big and has such a strong voice. We love to hear her sing, nevertheless. HELEN HEATH 2937 WILCOX AVENUE Another kindergarten girl. Helen loves her work so much that she teaches all night. Making Irish lace is her talent which she will continue to develop.

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IRMA GOTTLIEB 2913 W. DIVISION STREET She always has a friendly greeting, never criti- cizes, and is the very soul of generosity. Her heart is just as big as can be and she will make a hand- some wife for some clever man. BLANCHE GRADY 5312 FIFTH AVENUE She was so valuable as a teacher that she was kept in one school for many years. Then she went to the country, where her school was famed throushout the state for its German course. DOROTHY GRANT 3921 LEXINGTON STREET A Harrison Fisher girl. Dot was always popu- lar and always will be. It ' s her thousand pretty ways. We can imagine the babies in her kinder- garten classes really loving her as children do love some few people. RUTH GRAYDON 3100 WALNUT STREET For her future watch the society columns, for there you will find the necessary information. HELEN GUILFOYLE 552 LYMAN AVENUE, OAK- PARK When the custom of giving children story-hours in the libraries grew to be universal, the ideal head of the story-tellers was Helen; perhaps be- cause she had such a successful practice in reading. ROSE HAEFFNER 208 SOUTH EAST AVENUE, OAK PARK. II ' Her hair is like the curling mist. Her heart holds a place for us all. Her smile is ever full of bliss, We go whene ' er she calls. A f t - 29

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IRENE HENELY 3319 CALUMET AVENUE When she practiced in Nature. The girls were amazed At the way she played with white rats. Now, an animal tamer, She fearlessly plays With polar bears, snakes, and wild cats. ESTHER HENNEBERRY 3836 JACKSON BOULEVAKD Did you ever see that sweet smile and those lovely dimples replaced by an angry scowl or a look of impatience? We can see her sitting at the piano by the side of her lovely daughter patiently giving her music lessons. ALICE LEE HERRICK 5535 WASHINGTON AVENUE Although she comes from the university she ' s a good mixer and very popular. Her charming inter- pretations of the role of Benedick and her numer- ous monologues delivered at class meetings and parties bear witness to her genius in the dramatic line. There are so many lines in which Alice Lee will succeed that we cannot mention them all, but her greatest success will be attained as a play- wright. LORETTO HICKEY 3111 NORTH SPAULDING AVENUE A dear, tender-hearted little girl, whose principal fault is being too sensitive. She is strong in her likes and dislikes. By and by she will have some- one to pet her. IRENE HIRONS 4i26 SHIELDS AVENUE Irene is very young, but she has a large dose of common sense in her make-up. She ' s quiet and thoughtful. Sooner or later she will drop school- teaching to take up law. She will make a conserva- tive lawyer. ELLEN HOOKANSON 5136 NORTH CLARK STREET Yes, Anne, I ' m coming. some popular pieces? That ' s sound like Ellen? O, won ' t you play jreat. Doesn ' t this m H m