Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Upper Seniors President- IRENE CONNOR The bloom upon her parted lips Is sweeter than the song. It helped us through our senior year. As she led the class along. Vice-President- MARGARET NORTON Of sparkling wit and genius rare, A daughter of gods, divinely fair. In Deaf-Oral work she has made a name, In literary circles wide is her fame. As time goes on we ' ll surely see That Margaret a critic at Normal will be. Secretary and Treasurer — BERTHA JANET KRAMER The girl with the sweet voice. She can write editorials and education papers by the yard. We doubt whether the schools will long keep her valuable services as a teacher of German. An earnest worker on the Weekly and Em- blem Staffs. Reporter CONSTANCE HAFNER Never comes to class unprepared, But worries and flurries For fear she will be caught unawares.

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Class Honors President Irene Connor Vice-President Margaret Norton Secretary-Treasurer Bertha Kramer Reporter Constance Hafner CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Class Day Marie Hesse Commencement Day Eva Meyers Class Gift Edward Weber Class Pins Hobert Sommers Cap and Gown James Marshall Emblem Marion Abele CLASS DAY SPEAKERS Margaret L. Smith Irene Dally Edward Weber Irene Connor Writer of Class Poem Cecilia Foote Writer of Class Song and Music Marie Hesse

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MARION ABELE Abele is just the word for Marion. Cap able, re- li able, and lov able are what the N. C. C. A., the Em- blem Staff, the Weekly, in fact every committee found her, and as for acting — well — God bless my soul! HELEN ABLER We sometimes wonder why she loves it. We sometimes wonder why she does it, We ' ve never fathomed how she knows it. That precious Nature Study. DOROTHY ALLEN There isn ' t anything Dorothy can ' t do well, nor any subject on which she can ' t talk intelligently and interest- ingly; she makes a capable president of the Senior Glee Club. CLARA ALM A sweet, lovely girl. Are all the maids from Blue Island as quiet and modest as Clara? BESSIE ALTICK Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. ELIZABETH ANDERSON Her fame as an athlete is well known. One of the best workers in the Deaf-Oral Class. Perhaps she could tell us the attraction at Hamilton Park between twelve and two.