Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MABEL ADDIE P.E.6 DOROTHY RANDI ANDERSON 685 6 1 42 S. Parkside Avenue .909 N. California Avenue Uudbhm High School Schurz High School Glee Club; Life Saving Corps; i ' .A. A. Bowling Team. Special Choir; All Star Baseball; All Star Captain Ball; Fellowship; Champion Baseball Team; Life : Savn.g Corps; W.A.A.; Emblem Typist. HELEN AHEARN KG.6A 79 9 Coles Avenue Aquina, High School RUTH ANTHONY 681 Kindergarten Club, Fellowship, Footlights, W.A.A., 3 3 18 South Charlton Street Secretary, Treasurer; Emblem Repri ;sentative. W.A.A. ; Fellowship; Harmonica; Bowling. BERNICE T. AHERN 686 SYLVIA ARNSTEIN 684 4916 N. Talman Avenue 7049 S. Green Street ProiiJccc High School EuglccooJ High School Fellowship; Special Choir; Harm. Mica; W.A.A.; Geo- Fellowship; Glee Club; Normalite; W.A.A. sraphy Club. ANNE HELEN ASHAL 683 LORETTA M. ALBRECHT 683 7257 South Talman Avenue 722 1 South May Street St. Casimir Academy AcuJcny of Our Lady Glee Clubs; Special Choir; Harmonica; Chro monica; Cui Bono; Senior Dramatic Club; W.A.A. Representa- Footlights; S.D.C.; Geography; Art Guild; Cu i Bonoi live; Fellowship; Geography; Poetr) •; Junior Glee Club. Girl Scouts; Fellowship; W.A.A. » 27 «

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4 UPPER SENIOR HISTORY Having just completed that won- derful experience of being seniors, we have decided that you-to-come should know about it. What is the mysterious fascination that just the word seniors holds for all of us? It is both wonderful and sad, wonderful to feel that we have ac- complished that which we set about to do, but sad at the thought of all that we are to leave behind. Everything that we have enjoyed during our three years at the Chi- cago Normal College takes on the mystic appeal of the past. We are freshmen, uncertain but persevering and hopeful. Scarcely have we found ourselves when we are juniors. As juniors we come into actual being. We become prominent in clubs and contests. We climax this active year with the most successful class party ever given. Now we are at the door of that cherished of all experiences — we are seniors! We accept this position o f dignity. We decide that we will set an example such as never has been set before. In scholastics, clubs, sports, the seniors become torchbearers. It is most exalting to feel that power with which we seniors are invested, the power to draw from others that which gives them the fullest enjoyment of the things about them, and so to you, the future seniors, we wish the best of seniorships. » 26

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MABEL BELINDA BABB KG.6A 2o:;6 N. Sayre Avenue ML St. Joseph Aauit-my Fellowship Club, Kindergarten Club, Art Guild Rep- Ridins Club; Ha Club. BLANCHE M. BENDA 685 H17 S. Homan Avenue Harrison Tcchnii til Hifih School Special Choir; Piano Methods; W.A.A.; Fellowship; S.D.C. MARJORIE BARTHOLOMEE 681 134 South Mason Avenue Austin High School W.A.A.; Fellowship; Senior Glee Club; Geography Club; Secretary-Treasurer, Cui Bono. BEATRICE BESPALOW -,8;8 Maypole Avenue Marshall High School Creative Writing Clu Corps; W.A.A.; Class Hi: Glee Club; Life-Saving BLANCHE EILEEN BARTON r6is S. Carpenter Street Mercy High School W.A.A. Representative; Normalite Repr Special Choir; S.D.C; Fellowship; Geography. MILDRED BESPALOW P.I 8a8 Maypole Avenue. Marshall High School Creative Writing Clubs; Glee Club; Li£e-Sav Oirps; W.A.A. THOMAS J. BEEGAN R208 Kimbark Avenue TilJci Tech High School Beta Sigma Alpha; M.A.A.; Emblem (Ass ' t Manager) ; M.T. Double Quartette; Sergeant-at HAZEL H. BLUE 68 1 6;;, Eberhart Avenue Hyde Park High School W.A.A.; Fellowship; Freshman Glee Club; Geography Club; Footlights; Art Guild; Creative Writing Club. 28 «