Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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KIMMEL. JUDITH, 5022 N. Sawyer, Key. 9155. Class Vica-Presldent GRANT, REBECCA, 3250 South Pari Avenue, Cal. 6936. W.A.A. 1-6; 3, 4: Student Council I, 2; Library Committee 3; Publicity Com- Fellowship 1-6: Student Council 1-6. mittee 4; Cul Bono 3, 4: Little Theater 3: Chairman Song Com- g|,|pp| JOANNA, 1446 Garfield Boulevard, Rep. 0713. Student MULCAHEY, PEGGY, 5311 Kenwood, Dor. 2268. Geography Club 1-3; jqhNSON, MAY CLEMONTINE, 4156 Calumet Avenue, Oal. 3143, Normalite 2, 3: Little Theater 1-3: Science Club 2, 3: Camera Club Ffllowship 1-6- Student Council 1-6- WA A 1-6 3: Small N. WILSON, LILLIAN F., 6650 Parnell Avenue, Eng. 2848. Adv. Committee Emblem 6: Geography Club I: Music Appre Club 3: Special Choir 6. JONES, RICHARD DAVID, 440 Winneconna Partway, Vin. 2496. C. G. Chairman 1-3: Geography Club 1-3: Cui Bono I, 2: Normalite 2, 3; Normale Chorus I, 2: Student Council Social Committee 2: Intramural Touchball, Basketball and Volleyball: C. G. Club 1-3: Fellowship 1-3; M.A.A. 1-3: Embem Representative 2. WITHROW, MARGARET. 1522 E. 67th Place, Dor. 2870. Class N inatinq Committee 5; Emblem Publicity Committee 6: Sketch Club O ' MALLEY, EMMETT, 7930 Paulina Street, Pad. 6763. M.AJ 1-6; Prom Committee 6; Fellowship Committee 5; Student Council Student Council 1-6: Little Theater 2, 3; Cui Bono 4-6; Fell Committee 5: Section Chairman 5, 6: Treasurer Kindergarten P. 1-6; Intramural Basketball and Volleyball: Normale Chorus 2 Club 5, 6. POND, WALTER, 683 1 Justine Street, Rep. 3264. Fellowship 4; Norm, pgl, lite 1-3: Geography Club 2-5. ' PURCELL, LILLIAN, 8612 Parnell Avenue. Dor. 9633. Cui Bono 3-( Normalite 4: Sketch Club 3: Fellowship 1-6. ZIMMERMAN, RUTH, 1140 Ontario Street. Oak Park, V lowship 1-6: W.A.A. Representative 3; Chairman W.A.A. AssembI 5; Swimming Manager 5: Swimming Club 1-5; Archery 3; Larg, N 4: All-Star Volleyball Team 4: Geography Club I, 2. SHIFF, ANNE, 230 W. 14th Place, Chicagc BEACH. MARY, 339 Normal Parkway. Student Council Representative Club I; Y.W.C.A. 2; Archery I; Fellow 3, 4; Orchestra 1-3; Class Social Committee I, 2: Chairman Cap Student Council 1-6. . Geography W.A.A. 1-6: and Go SPERLING. MARIE. 2846 Albany Avenue. Geography Club 3, V. 6932. Special Choir ' Appreciation 2; Special Choir 1-5; Section Chairman I. BECK. MAE. 4552 N. Central Park I. 2; Science Club 2, 3; Geography Club 2, 4; Little Theater 4: SUTER. HELEN FRAATZ. 3832 North LInder Avenue. Fellowshi Music Appreciation 3: Student Council Publicity Committee I, 2. Student Council 1-6: W.A.A. 1-6; JUDITH KIMMEL Page Twenty-eight

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SOLOMON, REVA., 3519 Lawrence Avenue, Irv. 9069. W.A.A. Base- Council 4; M.A.A. 1-6: Cul Bono 3-6; Geography Club 1-6: Little ball Manager 5; Cul Bono 3-5; Geography Club 3, 4; Small and Theater 1-4: Treasurer Little Theater 3. 4 Large N : W.A.A. Sold Pin. VAN DEN BOSCH, REGINA, 4903 N. Leavltt, Ard. 0520. Vice-Presi- SPINA, AMELIA, 1034 Emerald Avenue. Chicago Heights, Chi. Hts. dent Class 3, 4: Chairman Prom Bids 6; Social Committee Class 2423. Civic Achievement Pin 6: Class President 3, 4; Emblem 2. 3: Business Manager Normalite 6: Features Committee Emblem Editor t: Cul Bono 3-6: Normalite 2-5: Pin 3: Geography Club 1-4; 6; Geography Club 1-6: Little Theater 1-4; Special Choir 1-4. Music Appreciation Club 4: Little Theater 1. 2: Class Program VANDERPOEL, RUTH, 7947 S. Green Street, Ste. 1283. Class Secre- Chairman 5, 6: W.A.A. Manager 2, 3, 4: Small and Large N ; tary 1, 2; Decoration Committee 6: Chairman Lost and Found Singles and Doubles Tennis Champ 4: Varsity Tennis Team 2, 4. 6 Committee Student Council 4; W.A.A. Representative 5: Ping Pong STEPHENS, JUANITA L, 6558 Rhodes Avenue, Fal. 4950. Kindergarten Manager 3; Normalite 1: Geography Club 1-5; Little Theater 1; P. Club 3-6: Y.W.C.A. 1-6; Secretary Y.W.C.A. 4. Special Choir 3, 5: Graduation Usher 5: W.A.A. Large N 4: STERLING. LORRAINE, 3247 W. Douglas Blvd., Cra. 1196. Class Tennis Team 2, 4; All-Star Baseball Captain 4, 5: All-Star Volley II f) c REVA SOLOMON TA STEPHENS LORRAINE STERLING ROSEMARY TAMNEY AM TRUS REGINA VANDEN BOSCH RUTH VANDERPOEL WILHELMINA WALTHER MARY MARGARET WARD Publicity Committee 3, 4; Class Secretarial Committee 5. 6: Cul Bono 4-6; Normalite 1-4; Geography Club 1-3; Music Appreciation Club I, 2: Class Cabinet 5; Normalite Pin 4. TAMNEY, ROSEMARY, 851 N. Rldgeway, Spa. 4496. Normalite 2: Geography Club 1-5: Math Club 3; Sketch Club 3-5; Tap Dancing Club 3-5: Science Club 5. TEPPER, DORIS, 3903 W. Monroe Street, Nev. 2467. Fellowship 1-6: All-Star Captainball I. 3, 6; All-Star Volleyball I, 3: All-Star Base- ball 2, 4; Small n ; Cul Bono 5; Geography Club I, 4, 5. THOMPSON, JUDITH, 6408 Champlaln Avenue, Dor. 8884. Social Committee Student Council 2, 3; Student Adviser Committee Stu- dent Council 3, 6: Fellowship Social Committee I, 2; Chairman Class Social Committee I. 2: Prom Committee 6: Cul Bono 3, 6; Geography Club 1-6; Little Theater 1; Y.W.C.A. I. 2; Program Committee Chairman 2: Section Chairman I, 2. TRUS, WILLIAM, 4649 S. Mozart Street, Laf. 5997. Treasurer Student ball 2, 4, 5: All-Star Captainball I, 3, 5. WALTHER, WILHELMINE, 7257 S, Artesian Avenue, Rep, 4308. Vice- president Class 5. 6: Class Constitution Committee Chairman I, 2; Emblem Publicity Committee 3, 4; Geography Club 5, 6; Y.W.C.A. 5, 6: Graduaton Usher 3, 4; Student Council Hall Duty Committee 3: Nominating Committee Student Council 3. WARD, MARY MARGARET, 8144 Throop Street, Trl. 6491. W.A.A. Sec- retary 4; Chairman Class Day Committee 5. 6; Member Class Social Committee 3, 4; Class Cabinet 3, 4; Cul Bono 3-6; Chairman Senior Biography Emblem 5: Emblem Publicity Department 4; Geography Club 1-6; Chairman Geography Club Membership 3: Spanish Club 3, 4; Little Theater I, 2; Small N. WIENER, JANE, 3305 W. 61st Street. Rep. 2598. Fellowship 1-6; Section Chairman 5, 6; Class Day Committee 5. 6; Class Pro- gram Committee 3, 4; Cui Bono 4-6: Geography Club 2-6; Special Choir 1-3; Y.W.C.A. 4-6; Vice-President Y.W.C.A. 5. Pagel

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UNDERCLASSMEN- ' Education includes the culture which each genera- tion purposely gives to those who are to be its successors in order to qualify them for at least keeping up, and if possible, raising the improve- ment that has been attained. — Mill