Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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Ubc 2'Gertrude George. Temper. Can right it out. Looks like Foes sister. Peculiar. ljouragie. Hope. Not an ordinary woman. 2iMinnie Margaret Gossmann. Talent for business. Good saleswoman. Improves easily. Not ambitious enough. Appears smart in school. ' Charles Westoii Greenough. Talks too much. Good in languages. Studies hard. XVould make a good tarmer. Incomprehensible. fiChas. Ellsworth Gross. Quick-tempered. Philosophical. Remembers what he knows, but doesn't know enough. Persevering. Kespectable. 2'Ina Estelle Hamilton. Cautious: prudent: good in mathematics and historyg will not marry a man until she is thoroughly ac- quainted with him. 21'Henry Heer. Practical. Explains well as a teacher. Generous. VVon't save money. Would make a good doctor. 3 Adam Albert Hummel. Falls in love easily. Trusts too many. XVould make agootl lawyer. Earnest. Smart. 3'Frances Mary Iliff. Faculty for literature. Doesn't like to work. Good conversationalist. A lady by nature. 32Mrs. Ella Leona Jacob. . Good hand as a missionary. VVants to do good. Kind. Prudent. Conscientious. 32William James Jacob. Mild tempered. Love of approbation. Fight, not run. Smiles if his wife scolds. About the time he dies, he will know something. J'Arina T. King. Has temper. Good in mathematics. VVill boss her husband. Does lots of work but takes a long while to do it. Good primary teacher. 'll noeg 2 3 Gertrude Larison. Loves fun. Good student. Fine ctinxfersationalisl. Would succeed as a milliner. Silll'kS a little. Sara Abbie Laughlin. Talks considerable. Not good in mathematics. Honest. Yivacious. Womansriehtsadvocate. 'Helene Marie Lendman. lJon'tstudy enough. Looks good natured. but can give tits. Would cut a swell in the Four Hundred. clpen and trank. 'Katherine Loretta Lucey. Good disposition. Good wife for :in farmer. Hood judgment. Not skillful in use ol English. Oliver Lincoln Lyon. Fitted to live in large city and deal with all kinds ot' people. Writes well. Combines sense and non-sense. Genius without effort. lf'Jessie McDonald. Learns it all. Cheerful. Sarcastic with her hus- band. Teach language and mathematics well. 'Bernice Blackburn McKinney. Head like Longfellow. and talent of Gtorge Eliot. Capable of doing something great. Not as smart as she can be. 'John R. McKinney. Observes everything. but doesnt understand. Sec- ond cousin to a Jew. Heal nice. Good in science and literature. Capable ot looking innocent. 2Maucle Miller. Better able to spend money than to make it. Tal-ks of economy but means economy of effort. Successtul in society. She can make a man believe anything. '1'Thena Ellen Miller. Too honest. lf she tries to lie. she'll tell the truth. Must study hard. No tiattery in ber. Good temper. Josephine Marie Moore. Gets mad. Dramatic. Feels sorry for herself. Make a good Unitarian preacher. Could excel in music.

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'Cibe llnbeg 'SFrederick David Niedermeyer. Inclined to be popular. Has musical talent. Studies some. Aspiring. Proud. Will improve with age. Stud- ies nature. iMinnie Nuckolls. Takes life easy. Make a good farmer's wife. Good in science idomest cm. Hopeful. Cheerful. Would succeed in primary te aching. 'ilda May Pearson. Language good. Learns everything. Born with a laugh on her face. Would make a good painter unless she practiced awhile and then got married. Eco- 1' nomical. 'eWilson James Perry. Mathematical head. Self-esteemed. Good politi- cian. Reserved. Language good. Athletic. 51' '9Helen Clifford Putnam. This lady can learn the whole thing, but never did learn much. Will make poor devils learn while she Q holds the book. Philosophical head. 5 Etta Grace Quigg. Independent. Dislikes the boys. Talks too much. Fond of light reading. Loves music. Won't work unless she thinks she has to. i'Florence Cook Sample. A poetical head. Temper mild. Talent for elocu- tion. A natural aristocrat. If she doesn't do some- thing smart. it's her own fault. '12 ifBlanche Alberta Skinner. Modest. Proud. Would tight. Sometimes scolds. Can't measure her goodness. - 1. 5flElizabeth Esther S recher p . Has temper. Good language. Cautious. Strong will. NVou't submit to her husband. Neat worker. .41 John Carl Stine. Here comes Mcliinley. Good mechanic. Good liner- chant. Good at wirespulling. Comic actor. More poetical than sensible. S.. 5G nl 95 Henry Field Stout. Modest. Doesnit think much of himself. Works hard. Scientific. Loves to go fishing. Fond ot duck hunting. Charles Penrose Tiley. Language poor. Good honest farmer head. Can't save money. Popular. Goodjudgment. Frederick Marsh Trumbull. Hope large. Mild temper. Observes closely. Witty. Can humbug men. Looks like Governor Seward. Edith Melinda Wallace. Better planner than practicer. Could be poor grace- fully it necessary. Rather bossy. Good reasoner and mathematicion. Isaac Newton Warner. No genius for higher classics. Common SCIISC. Doesn't light. but scares others. Lies and makes others believeit. Good superintendent. True friend. David Hopkins Wells. Poor in language. XVon't work in his own behalf. Loves society. Would pass for a deacon. Has love for the beautiful land the beautiesl. Charles William Whitten. Kind. Cheerful. Great power of talking. Good Methodist exhorter. Public speaker by nature. De- serves no credit for winning prizes. Frank Lester Wilson. Good worker. Older than he appears. Secretivef ness small. Quiet. Good business man. Would make a good reporter. Marry before he's ready. 'Adelaide Hayward Young. Farmers-daughter. Trustworthy. Has sense of humor. Isindustrious. Likes approbation. Anna Lou Young. Quiet. Digniiied. Studies hard. Literary ability. XVould right if she had to. Would make a good preach- er's wife. '