Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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In Leavetaking Rut ncit f ' .r Inii.L;-. Tliey dwiiidk- lcepily Tci ;ipi(I silence, but when years untnlil, hen (ithrr song ' s are played, some drah and en Ciluists will rise to stir the memor}- With thoughts lit all lliat sweet, gone minstrelsy Awaking faint delights in things long told. Ah, well, the curtain falls upon one pla} ' . The acliir . laughing , think of honors new iVnd. jjausing, take farewell of those thev may Shortly speak nf just as fdlks they knew. Yes, let them stn}) a mimient, let them say That gentle word— erne shnrt, nne sad Adieu. — Tanice T.. Fink. To Our Advisers . nil what is sn rare as a perfect adviser: So said we once, hut unw we are wiser. We found here at Normal some ]ieiiple sn gond That our poor hearts were changed frnm slime and fn im To hearts o -erflowing with juy and urprise ; . nd dur smiles came nut hrightlw we npened nuv e}es I ' d the fact that at Xnrmal we ' d each fdund a friend, Sdmeime tn help us. to guide us right to the end. hen we were liravely. surely struggling up the hill. We knew that ydu rejoiced with us. that ydu were happy, . nd mo.st of our success we know is largely due to you. When the seas of knowledge were stormy and rough. Your sympathy and aid made the waves less hard to buff. The WAV was hard and weary, we nearly ran agrdund, r.ut dUr pili.ts, dur advisers, brnught us hduie all safe and si Adx ' isers } iu have been, advisers } ' ou ' ll he To some dther class as timid as we. I ' .ut we ' ll always remember and cherish the thd Ught That duce ' nun a time ' tw;is we that ynu taught. In being advisers you also were friends. And the chords of our friendship we ' ll ne er let bend. For the two years at Normal were brightened indeed Bv advisers whu helped us in dur times df need. — Marii.n Kellv.

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Winnie C. Altpeter, 1873 S. Millard Ave 47 Debor- h Alfors, a. B., 3629 Wilton Ave. John Marshall High School. De Paul University. U. T. I ' N. C. A. A. •Work for the Night Is Coming She ' s Winnie Winkle ' s only rival Fellowship Club. HoBBY-Earning Medals. When it comes to doing work Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. For from a hard task or assignment She was never known to shirk. Cliaracteristic saying- My conscience. Bernice Abels, 3363 Aubnrn .Xve. 45 Ellen Anderson, 1S17 W. Garfield Blvd. 4. St. Mary ' s High School. St. Mary ' s High School. N. C. A. A., Junior Glee Ckib. Student C luncil ' . C. A. A., Junior Glee Club, Sec ' v and Treas. Rep. I and II. ' Kitten On The Keys. Come On Let ' s Dance. Bernice is so loyal, so steadfast and true Here ' s to Ellen always there She ' s decidedly clever and talented, too. When it comes to argumentation Co wherever yon mav, I doul.t that you ' ll hnd A girl with a keener or more potent mind. Axxe E. Aui.Li, -JOSS JackMin Blvd. 42 K.VKE.x A.SSE.NS, 5204 Bertcau Ave. 4 Austin High School. Carl Schurz Hii h Sclionl. N. C. A. A., Fellowship Cluli, Senior Glee Club, X. C A. A., Fellowship, Uke Club. Emblem Committee III. ' Sweet and Low. Anyel Child. It is tranqnil people who accomplish much. . little learning is a dangerous thing. AI.VRTHA A. Armit.vge, 3937 N. Lea ilt St. 44 Urink deep or taste not the Persian Spring. ( Slie Urank Deep ) Pro idence High School N C . Fellowship Llul (dec 1 lul. CL I II Cla-,s Sec ' y III Iii sbhh Aklnds 04i9 S I.,i,an St 4 n r. nu Ahead ' St bhzabeth ' s Huh s,li, ol V ' ' , ' . ' ■„; ' ' ' C A A. 1 ellouship Llub Seventeen m ' ,,! ' , ' , 11 ' r.cclul and .,nc •B. go d s„ca ch,l,- nl Ih.t .he ,. ' - - , mlteAliiifl