Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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;- 4441J possible — to make each day count in times when every- day can be a day of service as well as a day of learn- ing. In between term papers. National Teachers ' Exams, a full or part time job, and the war time tem- poed school activities, we managed to schedule several social affairs. There was a gay evening at the Arena when some of us skated, but many reposed — either on- the benches or the ice. We had two teas, a favorite pastime at CTC, one for the Faculty, and the other for the January graduating class. We lunched to the tune of sleigh bells at Christmas time, mutual Happy Birth- days at the February party and the chimes of gradu- ation in June. There was too, the spring theater party, where, appropriately enough, we saw Blossom Time. Eleanor Spak Lorraine Spingola Shirley Stack mm KSmmM ' ' i y Revelle Steinberg . S ■ ]eannette Stenson J j Ci H J Una Stockman Kathleen Waddick Betty Jane Warrer Kathryn Young 20 Mary Jane Zurawic | Mae Joseph

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put their talents and enthusiasm into the production of the annual Green Lyres show. Then, after the holi- days, one half of the group left to practice teach in the city schools, determined to apply the educational prin- ciples they had accepted as worthy of their efforts. We learned a great deal— probably much more than our pupils — and were well ready for summer relaxation by the end of June. Because of the inconvenience of a class reunion, social events were limited to seminar luncheons and picnics. Even Jodar ' s and Benedict ' s saw fewer junior faces in the crowd. We faced senior year a bit overwhelmed by the realization that there were only ten months left of our college days. Into that short space of time we deter- mined to crowd all the fun and work and memories m Blanche Muldowney Evelyn Hetfells Carol Rauboff Roger Rasmussen Rita Powell Dorothy Paulsen 19

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Named student leaders on the campus in view of their outstanding activity records were Jane Delson, Margiebeth Fairbairn, Patricia Fox, Marie Fox, Eileen Gleason, Agnes Houlihan, Rava Just, Muriel Klein, Eleanor Koelle, Barbara Sites and Jeannette Stenson. But these seniors are just a few of the leaders of our class; were all to be included the class might well be represented in its entirety. The time went swiftly and before most of us real- ized it the time for graduation had come. We accepted our diplomas and became in reality — the Class of June, 1944, Bachelors of Education — facing now a challeng- ing world, with a prayer in our hearts that we would meet that challenge and meet it well. 19f4 mUm l Max]orY Ferguson Lucille Barnett Febiuaiy, 1945 February . 1945 Ruth Jansen Evelyn Hamann February, 1944 February, 1944 Mary Petersen ,,..., February, 1944 Marprie Nora ■ ' February, 1944 21