Drexel University - Spartan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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EMMA H. Picasa Baltimore. Md. Eastern High School Ilail! Inrlrprndvncc-by true reason laughl. llow few have known and prized than as they oughI. Though a daughter of the Stars and Stripes, the way she can argue for the Germans makes the Allies look like a piece of foreign material-in a dish of sourkraut. Emma is a faithful student and a conscientious worker but she has shown us that she will never be misused or imposed upon. Louise BERRY Powisas lierryville, Va. llerryvillc High School. I-lannah More Academy Vin' President, Southern Club. Treasurer. Literary Society Lcxenl Stuff To know har is to low? her. We all know our classmate from Dixieg Unselfish, sympathetic and kind: Her energy is without limit With her lessons, she's never behind. She takes part in all our activities So she is not a grind you see, But if any of our number is successful Louise Berry Powers will he. MARGARET Quick Philadelphia, Pa. Friends' Select School New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics True as the needle lo thc pole. Margaret leads a very intellectual life-ask her any question you please concerning the higher things of life and she will have an answer for you. She is a generous and constant friend. On a hot day next summer think of her down at Fourth and Christian streets giving the little youngsters the time of their lives. HEl.EN ANNA RAUCHENS'l'ElN Washington, D. C. Eastern High School Glee Club. Basket Ball Team Secretary Southern Club President Athletic Association Literary Society For my part I came in lam. Whiz! Bang! Another goal for the seniors! There is Gym too. What, have you never seen her perform? By the way she manages that horse you might conclude that she had just ar- rived from a Wyoming ranch. She might be termed optically active or dextrorotatory. ELIZABETH R. IIEBERT 4021 Mervine Street Philadelphia, Pa. Chester High School Betty, thy face is ever smiling, How dost thou keep it so? Fair maid, where clid'st thou get that smile? Come, tell us, did it grow? ELIZABETH G. REED Newcastle, Pa. New Castle High School . Fairmount Seminary A merry Iworl maketh u nierry rounlenanccf' livery week great was Betty's delight, When bacteriology hove in sight, ln her eagerness to do right Her ambitious soared to the height Of four-fifty for repairs And now, Betty's little mite ls giving the other girls delight. ,vi N 4, A, Page lhirgy-one

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MARcAne'r E. Munrm Philadelphia, Pa. West Philadelphia Girls' High Your .varlnnss mas! ofcnzls me And lo be merry best becomes you. She comes like sunshine to a weary soul. Peggy, loved by all who know her, generous and tender- hearted. Her foundation in Chemistry was care- fully guided by one who knew. How lucky we might have been had the rest of us also had the same guidance. CQERALDINE Nice Frankford, Pa. Northeast Girls' High, Phila. Newer unprepared, Ayr, ready. Who ever heard of jerry being unprepared with an answer or an excuse. She is full of en- thusiasm and good nature. We wonder why she receives so many letters from State College, no one knows. However, we anticipate a brilliant future for Jerry in Domestic Science. Maisel. Noi,AN Carbondale. Pa. Carbondale I-ligh School Glee Club Mabel is so shy and sweet, Demure from her head to her tiny feet, A picture of hallowed innocenceg But she often laughs at our expense. - Indeed, she has knowledge beyond compare- Would that we each had an equal share, And could use it quite as well as she, Or with equal capability. RUTH Nuss Rloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsbury: High School Bloomsbury: Normal School l'rcsi1Innl Dramatic Club Literary Society. Glee Club Holds Hur fel of science by Ihr mil. Ruth is one of our shining lights. She has never been known to miss a question in class nor a day at school. She is always willing to pass her knowledge along, either verbally or in written form. lt has been through her undying efforts, as presi- dent, that the Dramatic Club has been such a marked success this year. MlRAlM All.sA PA'r'roN Germantown. Pa. Stevens School One of the most easy-going, good-natured girls we have ever met-we have never seen her angry. Miriam takes her work very seriously, she evidently believes thoroughly in preparedness as far as it is concerned. The only thing about which Miriam really becomes excited is her practice teaching. Many are the tales we hear of her colored boys, and from all accounts she is getting all the practice she will ever need in disciplining children. AssuN'rA PENZA Philadelphia, Pa. William Penn High School Her voice was rzwr soft, Grnlle and low: an vxnllvnl thing in 1vmmm. lt is quarter of nine. A machine has drawn up in front of the Institute. Two sisters emergeg one of them, our Assunta. She is a quiet little girl, but she has her ideas when she does start to talk. She thoroughy enjoys Drexel Institute even to the scrubbing of sinks. Ask her about the luncheon she served. She knows how to keep the water warm in fingerbowls. Page lhirly

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,..... u . . I l l pil , , Hanan-:T G. Riomn Gorham, N. H. Gorham High School New England Club She comes from way, way of? from here, Brings us New England atmosphereg The very ideafrD, she will sweetly say, In that charming, winning little way.' A student and a good sport, too, She's just the sort of friend for you. And if you've never met her yet, l'is a loss you always will regret. Louise Roo:-:as Warren, Pa. Warren High School Sha moves, a goddess, Am! looks, a queen. Any one can easily guess from this picture that l.ouise ranks high among our class beauties. One member of the faculty expressed this opinion before a class-much to the embarrassment of our modest classmate who appeared just in time to hear the remark. Louise is very busy, for due to her enormous correspondence she is forced to carry on the writing of lengthy epistles-in school. The good wishes of our class go with you-one of our most amiable classmates. MARY SAUTER Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia Girls' High School lVlary is a dandy sort Not only is she a good sport, Who laughs and talks, Or swims and walks But, as a student, she shines here too, ' There is nothing in Chemistry she cannot do. She will help you if you are in need, - And a friend in need is a friend indeed. MAKY Euzxssrn Sxwvr-:R Vineland. N. J. Vineland High School . 1 came. I saw, I ronqucred. This is the motto Middy lives among us every day. She conquers with perseverance and rigid determination the tasks set before her. In Chemistry she has won such fame that her spare time is quite taken up answering the S. O. S. calls of her classmates. You will find in her a delightful personality and a staunch friend. We wish her success and happiness and the best that life has to ofTer. Jessie Gi.Aovs Slscan Buffalo, N. Y. Master Park High School For shr's a jolly good fr1lo1v. , Not that she never frowns-she does when a perplexing problem arisesg but the frown does not remain because the problem often does not- pass ing from the known to the unknown, it ceases to exist. She seems to find practice teaching, and a few other things not exactly considered as rec- reation, rather small obstacles on the path to achievement. It practically has been decided that she was born with an eye for business. ALBERTA Smsrrious Oil City, Pa. Oil City High School Glee Club No mailer where lhis maid may be. slick never in u whirl. Alberta is loved by both teachers and pupils for her gentle, unselfish disposition. Many a time she has come to the rescue of her classmates and helped them' in cooking fish. Whatever she may undertake we know will be a success. We are proud to claim one who is so kind and sincere. Page lhiriy-two