Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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SECTION 401 THIRD ROW M. O ' Malley, E. h Jodannes, D. Lloyd, regard, F. Hvass, Haskins. SECOND ROW BOTTOM ROW S. Leibov , Freed, M. Bro ley, R. Lehma 9» a e O f . 1 ; %♦ ' i 1 JUNE Are we going to have an annual? What a question! Of course we are! We really ought to start working on It now. Didn ' t we have a grand time at the sicating party? These murmurs and ejaculations are gently but firmly quieted by President Mary Hollowed, as the class meeting is called to order. This class dia not bang their way into the Norma 9 ite as bers of the June Class of S t i W K F ,M H mL fj ioi % k Hn H ' H ' mj H -J HE T IpIi M L«-i H 9 ■I BsiUi K S jz KS w iS IQ JSl soon as they entered the school, but they have established a name and place for themselves. One of their quickest ways of gaining attention was to give unique and unusual parties. Recently their Celebrity Party witnessed such important personages as the Quints, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Charlie McCarthy. The enjoyment of their socials is so genuine that the mem- 939 are still talking about the SECTION 402 TOP ROW-- s. Wcintraub, J. Ryan e. Perz, H Fincfc, B. Kuliele, S Dolnick. THIRD ROW E. Thiel, C. CosenT no, W. Fr = nch, W. Konrad, M. Lidovsky, G O ' Connor, H, Wh tlocL SECOND ROW - E. Kirchner, K. Plum, . Ahern. V Fitzpatricl:, M. Kee rney, K. Po wers, S. Nadler. BOTTOM ROW - L. Wall, L. Treacy, J Hamill, Radford, H. Gold-

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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

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Ryden, D. Swan I ROW- Vala Weil G. Ols, Vlanfrm, L. John- !n, V. Hyde. SECOND ROW- M. 5 + umpf, E. LorkowskI, A. McCormack, R. Doolin, M. Popp, L. Lerner, W. Opal- BOTTOM ROW F. Svenson, H. Kelley, F. Fitz, M. Buckley. W. Zajdov icz R. 1939 fun they had at the skating party which was held at the Chicago Ice Skating Arena. Jayne Hamill serves the class as vice-president and is quite capable of handling a class meeting if the need should ever arise. The 400 ' s trust their social correspondence and note-taking to Marie Bronski, while Jerry Healy is the keeper of the funds. This group boasts of a number of notables in its midst — secretary and fee accountant of Student Council, the secre- tary and the librarian of the Normale Chorus, and many other active persons including artists, musicians, athletes, and members of the Normallte staff. Going back just a short time — do you remember when this class presented a Musical Revue in the assembly? SECTION 404 TOP ROW •■M. O ' Malley F. Mara M. Kinselia, M. vlaqrady, ' . Jor- dan. H. Brow n, V. Santc M. O ' Connell, B. Page R. W oor ner THIRD ROW M. J. Stack. SECOND ROW- - L Larkin, R Mulvihill, M L Miller, B. Iv artinson. M. A O ' Donnell, 1. Shalgos, V Q ual- ten, E. Price, C .Nolan. D. Bun ba BOTTOM ROW - G. Worth, H Johnson, K A. Hoi lowd, L. Kow al, K. Ludv ■q M Guido, R. Kr er, M. Clar ke.