The Illman School - Span Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)
- Class of 1930
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'II hompson ......... For term endzng ..................... .... J ......,.... Class .......,....... .WmJuniQLmsW ...........192i5O se we 'F 'B ue U mi ', Ig'-1 E: .Eg Ev P' gl-' I-14 i- 'ii-' gf-1 f-4 E- I I Psychology I .E Reading 's Ig. . Child Study Kg-If Ia-D Ig Number 4: U 5: Educational Sociology I E E Geography and Social Studies I . I ..- ln Educational Measurements 1 I D' Spelling and Language I rg ' I I I Educational Biology C+ I I Speech Defects -1 Nature Study I Handwriting I Health and Hygiene in Primary Grades I I Music mm I I I , English Music and Songs for Children I I I , ' I Oral Expression CQ-,I f Games I I Children's Literature QJVI Play Materials , I ,I I Art Q!-I1 Physical Education fig f I f I n I I Handwork 6 I Observation '.I...I I I Introduction to Teaching 6 I Practice Teaching . I I I Technique of Teaching Conference Kindergarten and Primary Theory I Professional Attitude I Principles of Education I I I indicates a tendency toward a higher grade of work All records of students' work are marked thus: A, Excellentg B, Good: C, Passedg D, Failed. The sign + after a letter Principal lllman Training School for Kindergarten and Primary Teachers 4000 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Report of ............................ 5.5llQ,T .... T fC.QEIQ.Sz.QQ .......... ......v.,.,,.,. For term ending...-.-.-..lur1e-5., .....i..... ..-..-..193O Class, ...................... -.I1,1r,:,n1': ............... .. .-..--.. , I U 'U n 4-' n fl ff' 'U u 0 0 ,QS 55, EE EE -f 'fc EE E5 EE hr- 51- if-2 if-A of 51- E32 ki-I Psychology W Reading C, Z V ,A fg o --1 F. Child Study E Number jj Ps Educational Sociology 5 'rg Geography and Social Studies ' I-1 Educational Measurements di Spelling and Language F Educational Biology Speech Defects ' I e e C Nature Study Q77 1 X Handwriting 59- 1 Health and Hygiene in Primary Grades l 53.1. 1 Music their 1 I I . ff, I r - F English if Music and Songs for Children Q -1 1 Oral Expression I I Games I Chi1dren's Literature 1 f X - Play Materials I 16 ,fl Art I Physical Education I 1+ . I Handwork f I Observation asm, Introduction to Teaching fi 1, Practice Teaching Technique of Teaching Conference I Kindergarten and Primary Theory History of Education Principles of Education Nursery School Movement I I Professional Arrimde gg I . . . I . . All records of students' work are marked thus: A, Excellentg B, Goodg C, Pgssedg D, Failed. The sign + after a letter indicates a tendency toward a higher grade of work. f 5 , hln. Principal YT Illman Training School for Kindergarten and Primary Teachers 4000 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Report of ......... ......,,......,..,.. C' For term ending .......i.... Class .,......... sally Ihompscn ,...,,,.,r .,..,..,.... W .Febuary .... SL, .......... ....... 1 93 1 Seater .......... l i 9 l I I l l 1 vi U V1 'U n a 4-I 1 E 5'-Q G S: eg In u ... In in .. ,Q ..- i- ,gl-f 5-4 1-04 x- 5:1 I-4 z--1 Psychology Qc f .2 Reading E -' v o --1 Child Study gg Number , , 5 JE P1 , , Educational Sociology C6-X,-I f 3 QE Geography and Social Studies 6 - I-1 Educational Measurements 52 Spelling and Language .. XX-'A Educational Biology Speech Defects IQ, Nature Study Handwriting K , Health and Hygiene in Primary Grades .f Music Q 1- -M' I English pf Music and Songs for Children ' ' 1 Oral Expression Games Children's Literature Play Materials Art Physical Education Q-ff HL Handwork Observation c E T . ? 1--N Introduction to Teaching gf' f Practice Teaching 6.1 Technique of Teaching 6.7, f f Conference 'JREDW ,- . -,. V, Kindergarten and Primary Theory .. f History of Education f-' ' - 'W 'sf' Principles of Education Nursery School Movement 6 1 .Ie Professional Attitude Q, All records of students' work are marked thus: A, Excellent: B, Goody C, Passed: D, Failed. The sign + after a letter indicates a tendency toward a higher grade of work. ' I 4 ..... ...,., x I ....... . Principal Illman Training School for Kindergarten and Primary Teachers 4000 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Report of ..........................,,......, hO1Ilp.S.QI1 ...A.... ..,,,,,.,.,. . ,, For term ending ................. s1J.1I1e..fl, ......,. ........ 1 93 l Class ......... ........ S .enior .......... hz- al-1 z-4 1--l mi- 51- 1-12 FA Psychology N M Q Reading Child Study .QE Number A , Educational Sociology 5 ig Geography and Social Studies Educational Measurements JB if Spelling and Language B+ 91 Educational Biology Speech Defects 3151- Nature Study Handwriting Health and Hygiene in Primary Grades ig 1' Music chbff - L English Music and Songs for Children Oral Expression Public School Music ad - 92, A Children's Literature Games Art F - Play Materials Handwork Physical Education 3 Introduction to Teaching Observation I C'fvS,,,r Technique of Teaching ' I Practice Teaching 31- W Kindergarten and Primary Theory Conference ,HSM I Principles of Education if History of Education 3+ 3 How to use a Library :B 32, Nursery School Movement Professional Attitude 61, indicates a tendency toward a higher grade of work All records of students' work are maijked thus: A, Excellgxtg B, Goodg C, Passedg D, Failed. 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TO YOU, MISS THORPE, IN THIS INADE QUATE MANNER, THE SENIOR CLASS OE NINETEENTHIRTY WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS SINCERE THANKS EOR THE VAST AMOUNT OF TIME YOU HAVE WORKED WITH US, AND EOR YOUR EXAMPLE OF CONDUCT WHICH WILL BE AN INSPIRATION TO US IN OUR FUTURE ENDEAVOR. The Illman School lll5lIR4DW7lINll GlIFllRlIE5llEvS lllllNll GIIUIHIUIEB llRAlIllINll The yellow trees Are brown trees now, Dripping in the rain. They do not dance. They cannot Dance. They stand silent. The little brown trees, That were yellow trees Only a short while ago, Loolq downcast and bewildered. They wonder Wlhat has happened. Slowly the brown leaves Drop To the wet pavement. In the gutter. A west wind plays softly The brown leaves stir In protest. We cannot dance, they Nlurmur, feebly. The little trees look on Bewildered. They silently drop their l It begins to rain again. Ten There is a pile of wet brown leaves ittle brown leaves. HELEN LOUISE NEXXYLIN 19 P' L.. -I ji r-I-1 ii The Span-1 930 IIFA.4l3llIlllLfflILCY ADELAIDE T. ILLM.-KN, B.S.. ., FLORENCE E. TI-IORP, B.S.... LEROY A. KING, Ph.D. ...... . H. SHERMAN OBERLY, Ph.D.. . .. JOSEPHINE MOTHERAL, M.A.. . . . SERENA FOLEY DAVIS, B.S.. . . . LOUISE C. MACMILLAN, M.A.. .. ESTHER VVIEYL, MD.. . . . ALICE M. RUSSELL, Ph.D.. .. JESSE B. DOTTERER, PORTIA E. MILLER, BS. .. GERTRLIOE M. QUINN .... ALICE K. VXI.-XTSON, B.S.. .. HELEN BERTOLETTE .......... School of Industrial Art CLARENCE L. MCKELVIE, MA.. .. LOUISE L. BAKER ............. ANNA L. WORRELL .... FLORENCE V. MILLER .... ELLIS CLARK HAMMANN. . . ALICE R. BROOKS, B.S.. . . . . . BERTHA H. GUILEOYLE, R.N.. . .. H. MILDRED MATLACK ....... CAROLINE MCELWEE .. . . .Educational Biology Principles of Education Introduction to Teaching Supervision and Conference . . .Technique of Teaching Child Study Childrens Literature Supervision . . .Educational lxieasuremcnts . . .Psychology . . .Educational Sociology History of Education . .Speech Defects . . .English Oral Expression Extrafcurricular Activities . . .Health and Hygiene in Primary Grades Nutrition . . .Educational Biology Nature Study . . .Teaching of Primary Reading Teaching of Primary Numlaer . . .Director and Critic Teacher of Primary Grades Teaching of Primary Suhjects fSocial Studies, Geography, Language an d Spellingj . . .Assistant in Primary Cvrades . . .Director and Critic Teacher of Demon' stration Kindergarten Industrial Art A Study of the Nursery School Movement . . .Technique of Art . . .Handwriting . . .Physical Education . . .Games Play Materials . . .Music and Songs for Children Kindergarten and Primary Theory . . .Music ...Instructor in Tenfhour Course on Using a Library . . .School Nurse . . .Registrar and Secretary ...Librarian and Assistant Registrar Thirteen IIHINUIUSJIEJ llMINDG1IHIHIUlE5llRS I f' W s' . 1, 5 V Yu.: MRQ, DICKEY MRS4 PARRXY MRS. 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Dormitory 4000 Pine Street Seventeen The Illman School l i MARCIA HARRIET BEATTY 16 N. Wycombe Avenue Lansdowne, Penna. Lansdowne High School Marsh A low mellow voice, One we all love to hear, For we know it means Marcia's good heart and cheer. Day student CHARLOTTE ADELYN BECKLEY S503 Willows Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. 'Nest Philadelphia High School Charlie Day student Laughing blue eyes, And straight yellow hair: Trim little waist, And short skirts adre. LILLIAN DUNLAP BEDDALL 26 N. White Street Shenandoah, Penna. Hood College Lillian Hey diddle deddle, Here's to Lillian Beddell, An Illman maid is she. She is good, she is fair From her toes to her hair, What more could one wish to be? Dormitory 4000 Pine Street Eighteen The Span-1930 GREEBA CREBS BELL 105 S. Potomac Street Waynesboro, Penna. Waynesboro High School Bebe Here's to Bebe. smart and witty, Without a single careg Her visits to her dentist Are certainly not rare. Dormitory 4425 Spruce Street l IVIARTHA IVI.-XRKLEY BELT 329 Pine Street Middletown, Penna. High School If information you seek On any subject at all, Just knock on the door, And give her a call. She always will help you To set things aright. From curriculum books To flying a kite. Middletown Dormitory 3907 Walnut Street CHARLOTTE Cove BELLAND 240 Case Avenue Sharon, Pcnna. Sharon High School Billie Now. this girl is a girl, indeed, Always near when one's in needy For cheer and laughter are her game, lt is not hard to guess her name. Dormitory 3907 Walnut Street Blondy Nineteen The lllman School E IQ.-XTHERINE ELIZABETH Hood College Dormitory ELIZABETH JEAN BooiQMi'ER 449 S. 57th Street Philadelphia, Penna. West Philadelphia High School Billie Merry twinkling eyes, And soltly waving hair, Vvle present to all and sundry, Day student Billie Bookmyer fair. 23, BIRELY Thurmont, Md. Kitty Alluring red hair. And hazel eyes That look at you In wide surprise: Figure neat, And dainty feet. Kitty Birely ls a treat, 41100 Pine Street FRANCIS BOXVERS 74 E. Greenwood Avenue Lansdowne Lansdowne, Penna. High School Tan The heaviness of magnolias. A palely gleaming face, The sparkle of dewy grass, Day student Twenty And the trailing ol black lace, The S pan-1 930 LOUISE CAROLYN BRAUN 3914 Brown Street Philadelphia, Penna. Overbrook High School Lou Tho' her drawling lisp ls soft and low, She is all alive, From head to toe, Day student Day student I l my ' I , . I 1 I ' -X I If I I fr ' I lg f .' f Il ' I f' I ' I, 12, l ' I Ql ' 'A RUTH 'EyEEnf BUCK f ' I , f7v8.S. Franklin Street if f' P ' ' 'Wil esf'Barre, Penn,a. -' to Gplieher .College P' .,- Bucky W Therd lipei ancilines and lines, I-Q' , But B chky haslt e best. VL X ' 3 I Elie ug ititried' and true ',., I. nl I . '11, ' For it has, stood the test, fl l I Dorrni ry If 'L - ,442-if Spruce Street S v 4 X ' 'l X .c V 'Q Il' B 'li I L I ffl FQ l , ft If ' . LJ A I fll , i ,I f f ll l ' ll H JI tl Twentyfone ilu roll, l ALICE CATHERINE BRowN 6015? Baltimore Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. West Philadelphia High School Allte Her curls and frills Are always seen, No matter where you look We usually mcct her On the stairs. Going for a hook. f 1 1 l f 1 , The Illman School 1 'Y Y ' I , 7 , f V 1 ' K 1 1 EDNA CHARLES Mount joy, Penna. , , Mount Joy High School Eddie No move Shall batlle and dismay The wonder of her charming wayg The ellin look within her eyes Betrays the sunlight of the skies. Dormitory 4425 Spruce Street Ni-XNCY CROSS ZOO E. Maple Avenue Merchantville, N. J. Mary Lyon School There is a young lady named Nancy, Who Seems to Strike our ine fancy. Her hair is so red It lights her to bed. This lucky young lady named Nancy. Day Student Nancy MARY I-IOWELL DANIELS 728 Market Street Kingston, Penna. Wyoniing Seminary Kewpie Wyoming Seminary to her heart was dear, But now for Illman's does she cheer. Her Kewpie face has a look of Puck, To her we wish the best of luck. Dormitory 3907 Walniit Street Twentyftwo :Q my Y KK 3 T .itil The Span-1 930 MADELINE DANNENBAUM 6315 N. Park Avenue Philadelphia, Perma. Oak Lane Country Day School Madge Individuality is a hard thing to define, Perhaps this concrete example Will bring it to your mind. Madge is quite a different girl. In style of dress and thought, Her little ways and wiles of type Deep in our minds are wrought. Day student MARION THOMPSON Davis 108 West End Avenue Haddontield, N. J. Haddonfield High School Marnie Twilight laden with dreams, The Swish of a skirt thro' the garden, Eyes alight, a blushing cheek, And a deep voice of slow music, Day student 1 ' 357 Center Street Bangor, Maine Un ersity of Maine Freda X This maid with the Bangor accent, Hails from good old Maine, ' x if ALFREDA DENNIS WQ We know not her reason for leaving, But we're more than glad she came. Dormitory 4425 Spruce Street Twentyfthree The Illman School Al.-XNE NEELX' DUNL.-XP HELEN KATHERYNE DEVJEES 427 Farnsworth Avenue Bordentown, N. J. Borclcntown High School Helen Extreme efficiency. Punctuality, too: A girl of few words Who knows what to do, Day student 360 E. Tulpchufkcn Street Gernmntnwn, Pcnna. Mater Mlscricchrdiae Acntlelny Dmny Dalludxls 1n Qprlng. Tl me tender HTHSSC4. too: The gurglnlg song nl' 51 hrunklet, Thk d ,lm IN you Day Student 1'. Sill' I C, . ' . l r ELLEN COLEMAN DUPQNT ' VVestmont ' Q 'lt' Johnstown, Penna. , ' . .. I 1 Oltlsheltls School Bunny If you would win fair Bunny's favur. Speak of planes and war, Battles and hnmbmdnments. Shell always ask fur more. Day student 4028 Walmmtxt Street Twenty-four The S pan-1 930 GWEN ANNA DLITTON 11 E. Second Street Media, Penna. Friends Central School Gwen There is a young lady named Gwen. And if you should ask me When Does she talk? I surely would balk. For a silent young lady is Gwen. Day student VIRCZINI.'X BENNER EDMONSON The Cedars Vx7ilmington, Delaware Mary Baldwin College hliinmie W'ith her innocent charm, And eyes that wonder, Many a mans heart Has heen rent asunder. Day student Crozer Hall LUCY Louisa EVANS 251 Alameda Avenue Youngstown, Ghio Rayen High School Lou A whistle down the street Brings the tripping of light feet, To the windows looking out On the front. Then a softer whistle answers, While exchanging of bright glances, Seems to satisfy Miss Lucy's Every want. Dormitory 4000 Pine Street Twentyffve . I z . A 1 s I x i 1 I A S 1 y i 1 i ! . 1 I I i I i i I E E E A 1 1 .11 '!D3V3'.l.C7-W!3!L.!1ii3-'ff' Tfffifl 5' 'l.: J,'xAiflE ' 3'S I!J7Ulk.l'.li!.l1I'l' ' The Illman School IVIARLIARET CLAIRE EVANS Media, Pcnna. Media High School Peggy A midnrght sky Shot through w1th stars, And the hngermg Breath of vnolets. Day student C.aRoL1NE FELL Bethesda, Ivhryland Wcstcrxu High School Fell A frnnged shawl l And a parasol, A sampler, And gold heads. Day student 4330 Pine Street HELEN ELIZABETH FICKES 245 Ivlain Street Mifllintown, Pcnna. Milllintown High School Fickes From M1lll1HtOWH dld Helen come, To learn what to teach the youngg Then hack to Mrtllmtown she'll go. To teach them all there is to know. Dormitory 4000 Pine Street CI-ILl'871Iy'S1X The Span-1 93 0 MARY VIRGIN,-K Fisii 311 Washington Street Marietta, Qhio Rogers Hall Ginnie She sees the brighter side of things, A virtue we admireg And with her faculty for fun, Ginnie's our live wire. Dormitory 4000 Pine Street J West Philadelphia The midnight Her clogging For what our Day student MARY ELIZABETH FREESE 44 Walnut Avenue Wheeling, West Virginia Triaclelphia High School Freese There is a young lady from Wheeling, For her we all have a Warm feelingg Lovely and sweet, and always so neat, Her bright smile is ever appealing. Day student Crozer Hall Twenty-seven Tap, tap, tap, BABETTE CECELIE FLEISHMAN 5013 Larchvvood Avenue lhiladelphia, Penna. High School Babs and you will hear practice of Babette dear, certainly makes us see, feet were meant to be. The Illman School 2 sl lVlARION I.lNA GREEN Green Hill West Chester, Penna, New Jersey College for Wcwiiieii H.KNNAH GALBREATH Burnside Avenue Norristown, Penna. Neil College Henna To most of us does Hannah seem A quiet little creature: Caught unaware, in playful mood. A D.1y student Creenie Vfest Chester Normal is nearer home. But here to Illrnan's she chose to !'4:kU'II, Cood for you. Miss lvlzirion Creenz That we are pleased, is plainly :ee Day student II. smile lights every feature. LENA MILLER GREENEBAUM Lenox Apts., 1?-th and Spruce Streets Philadelphia, Penna. Oak Lane Country Day School Day student 'Twentyfeight A Packard car, With a line chaufleun Crisp collars and cuffs. And a neat eoillure: Manicured nails, And well shud feet, That's Lena. Lena l A 1 y 9 of Aw' ev Steiff 19- The Span-1 930 HELEN GERTRUDE GUCKES 935 Marlyii Road Philadelphia, Penna. Qvei brook High School Guekec The silent approach of dawn, The restful roll of waves, The reflection of a willow in a pond. Day student MAE H.ARKER Cream Ridge, N. J, MARGARET ELIZABETH PT.-XFER Route I, Elherta Fruit Farm Fayetteville, Penna. Chamhershurg High School Bluey A gleam of gold. The sparkle of sapphires, And a provocative glowing mouth, Bringing to those who are weary, All the lost dreams of youth. Dormitory 4425 Spruce Street Bordentown High School Mae Day student Whether alone, Or in a crowd, She's never been known To be noisy and loud. Twentyfninc The Illman School BRENDA Lmizu 1'1:XZZ.-XRD 2924 Harrison Street Wilmington, Delaware Wilmington High School Brenda Are thcrc any queStionS7 Do you all understandf' In thc hack ol the room Someone raises ax hand, Ir! Brenda. as usual, Taking the Qtand. Day Student Cruzer Hall ETHEL BEATRICJE H.wEN 311 Lansdowne Road Llancrch, Penna. Haverford High School Effie The dance was perfect Saturday night! Weren't you there, my dear? The orchestra was wonderful, And the men, the menfhear, hear! Day student 43 PAULINE WEIL HERZFELD West Point, Georgia West Point High School Polly Honey and deah and usugahf' In that lazy Southern drawl Spoken by our Polly. Certainly wma them all, DOfmitOry 3907 Walnut Street Thirty The Span-1930 SYLVIA DOROTHY HULTON 23 Terrace Avenue Camden, N. J. Moorestown High School Sylvia Day student Who is Sylvia? What is she? A breath of jasmine, The moon on the sea I IVl.-XRION ISZARD 1002 jackson Street Wilmington, Delaware Bucknell College Pat Saccharine? Oh no, just sweet, This Delaware girl is a Delaware peach. In Wilmington City she hopes to teach, Day student RUTH KATHERINE JOHNSON Delmar Morris Apts. Germantown, Penna. Germantown Friends School Ruthie Day student A zealous student, And a true friendg A Quaker maid, With a hooky trend. Thirtyfone The lllman School SUSAN JANE KEENEI 422 Napoleon Street Johnstown, Perma. Johnstown High School 'XA11 apple 11 day keeps the doctor away, ls a Qaying that she carft ahldc' For whe hopes that some day. Not far away, jzrme e Street She'll walk wlth one hy her ilde. Dormitory -MIMO Pin K,xrHAR1x1i EILEEN KEHHLR R01 Bedford Street Johnstown, Penna. 'h School Kay Johnstown H13 Dormitory Short Ql-ilrts. Hlgh heels. And wrde DLIIICIIWH. Carefree. Merry .rll the xvhlle. red Qnnlei 401111 Pine Street ETHEL ALIZRIQEHT KLINE 2905 Turner Street Allentown, Perma. Ddfllllgfiill Seminary Tlf For thls llttle miss named Ethel, All the boys do fall. She as so wondrous wwe She gets them one and all. Dormitory 3907 Walnut Street Thirtyftwo The Span--1 930 EVELYN JEANNETTE KRISSINGER 34th Street and Powelton Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. Berlin High School Kris She slips into the classroom, You never know she's there: But when it comes to thinking, She always does her share. Day student ELIZABETH LA1Rn 19 Franklin Street Merchantville, N. J. Moorestown Friends School Betty A noise in the hall, A flash of red, A shriek of uSylvia. -Need more be said? Day student lVl.-XRY GREGORY LAND 217 Minturn Avenue Hamlet, North Carolina Convense College Marylan From our sunny Southern clime, Of the orange and the lime, To this cold and blustery North, Marylan ventured forth, Dormitory 3907 Walnut Street Thirtyfthvee The Illman School HENRIETTA GOEHRING LAW 901 Savannah Avenue Wilkinshurg, Penna. Thurston Preparatory School Henri A supple birch tree, tall and slender. Swaying in the breeze: Mellow moonlight at hide and seek In nooks among its leaves. A thing of beauty, charm and light, A lady fair to grace the night, Dormitory 3907 Walnut Street FRANCEs ELLAINE LEBERMAN 1949 Locust Street Philadelphia, Perma. Oak Lane Country Day School Fran Day student A dress--so chic, A hav-of style, Bright red nails Curved by a hle. A general get up Which We applaud. Because dear Frances Purchased it abroad. MARION DoR1s LLOYD 5443 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Penna. Shippensburg State Teacher's College Marion Tho' new this year, She iitted right in. And very soon Our hearts did win. Day student Thirtyffou-r The S pan-1 930 MARY LOUISE LOHR 99 Pennsylvania Avenue Uniontown, Penna. Harcum School Mary Lou Mary Louise has red brown hair, And dainty little feet: She is always very generous With clothes and things to eat. Dormitory 4000 Pine Street ANNE Vv.-XUGHAN LUNSFORD Avenhzam Avenue Roanoke, Virginia Hollins College Anne Her jests and jokes, and slang and song, Keep us uprcarious all day long: Her collegiate words and phrases new, Keep everyone from feeling blue. Dormitory 3907 Waliiiit Street MARION FRANCES MAITLAND 145 Farnsworth Avenue Bordentown, N. J. Bordentown High School Maity Day student Long earrings. Small red hat, Heart shaped face, And that is that. Thirtyjve . I z . A 1 s I x i 1 I A S 1 y i 1 i ! . 1 I I i I i i I E E E A 1 1 .11 '!D3V3'.l.C7-W!3!L.!1ii3-'ff' Tfffifl 5' 'l.: J,'xAiflE ' 3'S I!J7Ulk.l'.li!.l1I'l' ' The Illman School MARY ELIZ.-XISETH IVICIAXNDRILXX' 429 S. -Sith Street Philadelpliia, Perma. St. Catherines College Mary, Mary. quite contrary. How's your play spirit todayf' 'iWheIi children are naughty. I never aet haughty. I merely lnegin tn pluyf' Day student IVIILDRED ELLEN MARTIN 134 State Road Highland Park, Penna. Upper Darby High School Mil W'ax'v brown hair. Ever in place, Makes a dark frame For her expressive faee. Day student M ay MARCHRET MARY MCI-Itwzii 1909 N. Wzisliiiigtfnii Avenue Sergintun, Penna. Mairyxvood Seminziry Peggy A gay good ielluw of fun and lrulie. A lady of charm and wit: In any eumpauy. in any eruwd. A must x'1vaei,vL1Q lit. Dormitory 3907 Wiiliiiit Street Tlzirtyfsix The S pan-1 930 MARY VIRGlNI.R METER 1021 Pine Street Reading, Penna. Marymount College Ginny We all welcomed to our class Virginia Meter, a gay young lass, 'Tis true she had to miss a year, But glad are we that she is here. Dormitory 3907 Waliiut Street ELIZABETH JANVIER METTEN 2209 Boulevard Street Wilmington, Delaware NVilmington Friends School Fine brown hair, Chestnut in hue. Wide welcoming smile, Yes, Lib-that's you. Day student RACHEL ELLEN MICHAEL 907 Grandin Road Roanoke, Virginia Brenau College Mike Fan of fashion, fad or fancy. Eager to be the Srst to do, Rachel can always inform you What is what, and what is new. Dormitory 3907 Walnut Street Thiftyfseven i The lllman School MARY RUTH MILLER Fairfax Hotel, 43rd and Locust Streets Philadelphia, Penna. Martha Wzlshiiigtoii Seminary Nciotie A puff of perfume and highest of heels, Her styles are her own creationg With a wisp of fair hair, and a smile that is rare. She charms the whole population. Day student DIIROTHY ANN.A MUNDY N. Forklantling Road lvlaple Shade, N. J. lvloorestown High Schor il Dot She was born il lvlundy, But never a hluc one. No matter the day Day student She's always il true one M.-IRIE ALICE MURRAY 1659 Quincy Avenue Scranton, Pcnna. Nlary Woiad Seminary Vwfeezie A laugh, a joke. A snatch of song: The party's a success If Marie! along. Dormitory 3907 Vslalnut Street Tliiftyfeight The S pan-1 930 1 l i MILDRED DEMING Muscnurz 20 W. ith Street Mauch Chunk, Penna. Hood College Mildred Dark brown hair Sleeked behind her ears But she's not always The vamp she appears. Dormitory 4000 Pine Street EDWINA GARY NICHOLS 200 Fifth Avenue Denton, Maryland HELEN Louise NEXVLIN 4431 Spruce Street Philadelphia, Penna. Moravian Seminary Polly Polly's our editor, so resourceful. Vwfhose every action is most forceful: Poems about her could not flatter. The subtle wit beneath her chatter, Dormitory 4000 Pine Street Miss Saywards School Edwina Day student Pearls and satin, Lin erin laughter g g e , And the haunting dignity Of the minuet. Thirtyfnine The Illman School l RUTH IRENE PAYNTER 6400 Haverford Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. St. lvlaryls H111 Day st Her prowess on the gym floor Has proved to all of us, Shc can grab the hall. and shoot Withcwut a hit of fuss. udent MARY JEANETTE QLTTLAND 121 Edgemont Street Media, Penna. Vxfesttown Boarding School Outlandi h Day student Low heeled shoes, And an even pace: She always carries A brown brief case, Ruth a goal Cassie PRETTYMAN Cedar-Wall Farm Millshoro, Delaware University of Delaware lvry We are very fond of Cassie Who you must declare. Has very pretty features. Day student Forty And the loveliesr hair. The S pan-1 930 MARY DAv1soN PRICE 4423 Usage Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. r Friends' Academy Mary Each girl has her hobby, Mary seeks the canine. Blue ribbons and dog shows Constitute her good time. Day student ,DOROTHEA R.wMoND 501 Allen Lane Mt. Airy, Perma. VIDA MARJoR1E PURSEL 20 E. ith Street Bloomshurg, Penna. Mary Lyon School Midge Tall and slim, With eyes of blue. A good sport, Of the best sort. This, dear Midge, is you. Dormitory 442 5 Spruce Street I Linden Hall Seminary Dot A figure curved to fashion, Trim and always styled: Despite a serious aspect, Day student Her dispositiorfs mild. l Foftyfone The Illman School THERES.-K RILEY 34 Wziliiut Street SARAH Louise REDMAN 510 Midvale Avenue Germantown, Penna. Germantown High School Sally The roar of the surf, And wheeling birdsg Or the trickle of a stream, And the freshness ol earth. Day student Salem, N. J. Salem High School Topsey With tantalizing looks and ways. Tess charms every word she saysg And oft when you are sad and blue. She makes you laugh at life anew, Daly student ELEANoR SARAH RossELL 17 St. Daivd's Road, Colwick Merchantville, N, J. Moorestown Friends' School Eleanor She lives across the river In good old Camden town, And every day she comes aeros Demure in mien and gown. Day student Fortytwo , .f 5 3 x x The Span-1930 HELEN Louisii SANNER 960 Wheeler Avenue Scranton, Penna. Johnstown High School Sanncr Her eyes twinkle with mischief, Her hair is dark and sleek: Despite her sense of humor, Helen is mild and meek. Dormitory 4000 Pine Street n 1 RUTH ELEANoRi3 SAVILLE 2009 N. Washiiitgtnii Avenue Scranton, Penna. Central High School Ruth Oh, trcmhle not, if at you She may look most stern, Shes a very charming person. As everyone will learn, Dormitory Q 4425 Spruce Street MURIEL ETHEL SAXON 4717 Cedar Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. Holman School Muriel Day student Her sistefs a teacher, She follows in step. Not only professional. But plenty of pep. Fortyfthree Hazlctz in High School Kate The I llman School lVl,-XRY SCHLEGEL 3170 Chadhourne Road Cleveland, Ohio Lascll Seminary Mary' Cockfa'doodlefdool Mary knows not what to do, Today she was on time at School. VVhich is surely not the rule. Dormitory 3907 Wziliiut Street KATHRYN Lfxiim SEAUER 126 W. Znd Street Hazleton, Pcnna. Heros to our jovial Kate. Ncvcr for class is She late, We like her so much, Shel ncvcr in Dutch, Our pretty rcdlicaded Kate. Dormitory 4001? Pine Strcvt CARLYN LULIILE SEFTON 1101 Highland Street Tarentum, Penna. NVo:istcr College B0l'1I1iC Direct. yet ever ready To be a friend in need. Shah a girl who is worthwhile. In thought, in word, and deed, Dormitory 3907 Waliiut Street Forzyfour The Span-1 930 VIRGINIA ELEANOR SMITH 1 Prince Street Bordentown, Penna. Bordentown High School Vir inIa's unique E , The only Smith in the class. But we'd like to have If they're all like this lass, Day student JEAN Louise SNYDER R. F. D. No. Pittston, Penna. Vxfyoming Seminary A dainty little person Vsfith neat brown hair. Who always wears a sweater suit. She buys them by the pair. Dormitory Ginnie more, Doius MAY SNYDER 2620 W. Somerset Street Philadelphia, Perma. Simon Grat: High School Doris Short stature, And long dark tressesz Interesting pallor. Exotic dresses, Each afternoon she is seen. On Baltimore Avenue ID a hlack mathine. Day student Jeanie 4000 Pine Street Fortyfve EX LIBRIS The Illman School EIEANNE SOLOMON 1135 Lawrence Street lvlontgomery, Alalvama Cedar Crest College john To an Alabama charm And a feminine appeal JCJHDCNS long eyelashes Add a great deal, Dormitory 39117 WalliIJt Street EMILIE ELISABETH SoMMER Blair County Hospital Hollidayslvurg, Penna Highland Hall Dark brown eyes, And darker lunr. Vvle present our Bertie lairx VV'ho is gay and bl fthe and good Bettie 3 , And always docs just what she should. Dormitory 401111 FSE' N, Pine Street RUTH l'lAMILTON STAUFFER 1021 Park Avenue Collingswood, N. Collingswood High School Ruthie There is a young lady named Ruth. Whri. to tell you the honest truth, Tho' meek as a nun, Is chuck full of fun: This gay little lady named Ruth, Day student Fortysix The Span--1930 HESTER DOROTHY SXVANN 244 Brookline Boulevard Brookline, Penna. Upper Darby High School Hester A calm, cool creature, Graceful and wan. just like her name, Is Hester Swann. Day student EDNA ELLEN SNVEET 125 E. First Street Everett, Pcnna. Everett High School Eddie A vellow w1nd'hloWn bob Oflsets a fair round face, She likes simple tailored clothes, And scorns fine silk and lace. Dormitory 4000 Pine Street ELIZABETH MARGARET TAMBLYN 1207 Richmond Street Scranton, Penna. Central High School Tihie Meet our pretty Tibie, Her laugh's a golden thing: Her glances, too. have meaning. And what results they bring! Dormitory 3907 Walnut Street Fortyfseven The Illman School ANNE ELIZABETH WETZLER Milcshurg, Penna. Bsllefonte High School PICIZC1 There is a young lndv named Anna Wh4r likes to play on the piano. Witli a Qaxophnne. too. S1ie'l1 make music for you. An accomplished young lady is Anna. Dormitt :ry 40171171 Pine Theil ELSIE MAE TEPEL S32 High Street Williiinislnort, Pcnna. Yv'illiamsport Dickenson Seminary Top Tall and wlllowy, Graceful, too, Elsie Tepel. hcre's to you. Texas bound ln early -lunc. The wedding bells, And a honeymoon. Dormitory 4000 Pine Street Street I-IARRIET ESTHER WILL S116 NV1 14 xl land Te rraee Philixdelphiat, Pennzm. College A breathless silence Harriet ie telling Of PIPCQ and mice Our interest will Day student Fortyfeigllt Harriet pervades the class, the tale . and children enticed. ncver fail. The Span-1 93 0 RUTH DAETXVYLER WILLIS 316 Washington Avenue Haddonfield, N. J. Haddoniield High School Day student She's small, She's blonde, She's dainty, too. Ruthie Willis, We're all for you. RUTH WooLENs 131 Myrtle Avenue Cheltenham, Penna. l Vfilley GRACE ANNE WOODWARD 670 Chester Avenue Moorestown, N. j. Pine Manor Woody This girl has personality, She is efficient, too. When her deep voice reverberates, Ideas spring anew. Day student Cheltenham High School Rufus P White roses in a crystal vase, Candlelight on old silver, Waning shadows in a formal garden. Day student Fortyfnine 'F ilu: X rx Y X if i gl? .53 ' .-zA 1 : . 5 ng fgfig - -' X ff f':f 4f'h Xie wi - Qi 5'9 -4 , :ii tk -W rri y w, X 5 .. 5' ' 5 -, , . - 3 , -e Tiff , 5xQ,fQff T . -M gf ' QQ ' ' A xt ...QQ-,,35 :'7f:,f-Q11-A: a-iEi'ff5PN I , 'lv fx x 'i !f1' V .Egm 5 fi 5, 4, P A . , L Q W 1 --V' 995' 'X , 6 w x:-45fg N', Qr sl Q ex J , fb .1 . 4 ra - 1,4 If -f : Li' A x . 'W , if W In V KK ' e.iQ.f., 14 -Y PM wif-5' :fi giiigaq gsff ' If 4 -: V 'IRL ',,: :..Q-.g Av. A t 'N A . 3 it 4....,,.. ,Y ,,, , , , I 'MZ uaal , mlm EIIEIE Q B B El II! gg QXEQJD gi 0 6 I f .,. ' -S' i55'. ! 25 I sz f i -v 4 -+1 , A 1 mfg .lumnn urrlcms The S pan-1 930 AHBECKET. EMMA ...... AIRHEART, IVIADELINE B. .. AMBLER, HELEN ..,..... ANDERSON, CLARA BACRUS, FRANCES E. .. BALDWIN, JOSEPHINE J. .. BANER, FLORENCE E. .. BERGER. ALMA M. L. BETNER, OLYVE M. .... BIGLER, BETTY BILL. LOUISE ...... BITLER. HELEN O. BOBROXV, ANNE ..., BROWN, WINIFRED ... CALLAHAN. CLARE .. CHARNI-.Y, DOROTHY ... COOKE. MARY T. CRAIG, RUTH ....... CL'LvER, ELIZABETH DELO, ELIZABETH D. . DILLAN. MIRIAM P, ........ DRLTCKENMILLER, AMANDA EVANS. MARION ......... PLEETWOOD. ARNOLD FOARD. HELEN C, .... . Fox. DOROTHY ...... GOHEEN. MARGARET ... GOUGH, MARION F. .... . GREENWOOD, BETTY ..... GREENWOOD, CAROLINE M. HARTMAN, DOROTHY ...... HOE, ELIZABETH P. . .... . HOGELAND, ISABEL ...... HOLLAND. KATHERINE A. HOLLOWAY, EDITH R. JOHNSON, JEANNETTE IONES. BETTY S. ....... . KAGERMANN. EDNA MARIE KAPP, VICTORIA .......... KELLER, ANNE S. ...... . KELLY, ALICE ..... KOEHLER. VERNA .... KURTZ, JANE ........ LEVAN, ELIZABETH 1. .. LINDSLEY, FLORENCE .. LOGAN, CHARLOTTE L. .. LORCH, LILLIAN ..... LOWER, MAY C. MAAS. EVELYN ROSE d1l11l1l1INl11I11D1IPtS ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 N. Maple Ave., Lansdowne. Penna. 420 Allison Ave.. Roanoke, Va. -303 York Rd., Abington, Penna. . . . .20 S. Vermont Ave.. Atlantic City. N. J. ....-405 W. Thirty-Hrst St., Wilmington, Delaware . . . . . . . .239 Maynard St., Williamsport, Penna. Feasterville. Bucks Co., Penna. ...308 Cynwyd Road, Cynwyd, Penna. ....................RadnOI', Penna. ....106 S. Front St., Clearfield, Penna. ...-19 Newton Ave., Woodbury. N. . .,......21 Oak Ave.. Sharon HLll, Penna. ....Garden Court Apts.. W. Philadelphia, Penna. . 1018 Washington Ave., Woodbury, N. I. ....1053 Sixtyfninth Ave., Oak Lane, Penna. ....5735 N. Park Ave., Philadelphia, Penna. .. . . . . . . . 115 Park Road. Llanerch, Penna. ...505 Lafayette Ave., Palmerton. Penna. .. . . . . .318 Locust St.. Edgewood, Penna. ...926 West St.. Laurel. Delaware . . . .5001 XValton Ave.. Philadelphia. Penna. ...l04 Edge H111 Road, Edge Hill, Penna. ... , 1225 Foulkrod St.. Philadelphia, Penna. ..................Wave1'ly, Va. ..................Middletown. Delaware .2228 Georges Lane, Philadelphia, Penna. ... . . . 524 Coulter St.. Germantown, Penna. .. ....... 55 Woodside Ave., Ridgewood. N. ....730 W. Sedgwick St.. Philadelphia, Penna. .. , . . . .331 Chestnut St.. Coatesville, Penna. 1029 Foulkrod St., Philadelphia, Penna. 211 Miln St., Cranford, N. ...................SOuthampton. Penna. . H303 Fourth Ave., Haddon Heights, N. Union St., Bordentown, N. ..... . .......146 Merion Ave.. Haddonfield. N. ....27 Sellers Ave.. Millbourne. Upper Darby. Penna. ...2600 E, VVestmoreland St.. Philadelphia, Penna. . . . . . . . ..72-1- Atlantic Ave., Collingswood, N. . . . . . . . . . .303 Market St.. Bloomsburg, Penna. ....-421 jackson St., Wilmington, Delaware . . . . . .235 Carbon St.. Minersville, Penna. .. . . ...Pleasant Valley, Jeannette. Penna. . . . . . . . .222 Douglass St., Reading, Penna. . . .5739 N. Mascher St., Philadelphia. Penna. 553 Third St.. Butler. Penna. ... . . .4516 N, Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. . .. .818 Wynnewood Road, Philadelphia, Penna. Fiftyfthree . . . . . .417 Lapsley St., Selma. Ala. The Span-1 930 MASON, EVA . ....... .... MCLAUGHLIN, THEODATE MCNULTY, ANN ...,... MILLMAN. MARIE ... MINTZ, DOROTHY E. .. MONROE, HANNA R. . . .. MURPHY, KATHRYN L. . NELSON, VIRGINIA W. .. NEWMAN, JANET ..... OLIVER, MARTHA OLIVER, MARY B. PETERSON, MARY S, PIERSOL, ANNE D. .. POLANIQ, DOROTHY .... POTTER, ANNE W. POTTER, CHAROTTE . . . REISMAN, NATALIE .... ROBERTS, BETTY ....... ROBINSON. FRANCES E. . RUANE, MARY G. ..... . SAUSSER, LAURA E. SCHREIBER, JOSEPHINE R SHIPE, MARY C. ...... . SHORTLIDGE, ADELINE M. SIMMONS. JEANNETTE L. SMITH, FLORENCE C. SMITH, VIRGINIA .... SOLIS. ELVIRA F. SOUDER, BETTY ....... ST. CLAIR, ANNA K. STEINHART, TERESA G. . STITZINGER, HELEN ..... STONE, MARION ...... TAUSSIG, ELEANORE .... TAYLOR. ELIZABETH G. .. THEILE, LOUISE A. ..... ...., . THOMPSON, SALLY ..... VAN NOSTRAND, OAKLEY VAUGHAN, MARGARET A. WALTER, MARIANNA WEAVER, HELEN ..... WEBBER, MILDRED ..... WFILAND, KATHRYN M. . WEST, MARGARET ...... WHITE, MARION ....... WHITTAKER. WINIFRED . WICKERSHAM, MARGARET WIENER, ELLIOTT ...... WOLFE, DORT1-IY M, .. WOLFF, EUGENIE C. .. YOUNG, MARY P. .... . ZACHARIAS, FRANCES . . . .2506 S, Garnet St., Philadelphia, Penna. .......................Limestone, Maine ..913 W, Ninth St., Wilmington, Delaware . .713 Vandever Ave., Wilmington, Delaware .107 Adelphia Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. .. . . .308 W. Ninth St., Chester, Penna. ....................Lewes. Delaware .. .1936 Ocean View Ave., Norfolk, Va. .... . . . . .907 Clay Ave., Scranton, Penna. ....20 W. Tioga St., Tunkhannock, Penna. . . . . . .2012 Clifton Ave., Mt. Holly, N. J. .. .260 Wayne Ave., Haddonfield, N. . . . 1913 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Penna. .9 N. Plaza Place, Atlantic City, N. . . . . . . . The Terrace, Whitehall, N. Y.g ...... . .Mountain St., Whitehall, N. Y. . . . . . .831 Madison Ave., Scranton, Penna. ..2-48 N. Congress Ave., Lansdowne, Penna. . . . . . .Newport Pike, Wilmington, Delaware 1922 N. Sixtyfthird St., Philadelphia, Penna. ..... . 344 Penn Road, Wynnewood, Penna. . . . . .Crosswicks Road, Bordentown. N, J. Vine St., Camden, N. J. .224 W, Evergreen St., West Grove, Penna. .. . . . . . . . . . . .Chelsea, Sistersville, W. Va. ...6131 McCallum St.. Germantown, Penna. .. . .609 E. Gorgas Lane, Mt. Airy, Penna. ....'3-224 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. .. . . .12 Simpson Road, Ardmore, Penna. ....... . . .702 Maine St., Latrobe. Penna. ....4011 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City. N. J. ... . . .201 West Ave., Jenkintown, Penna. ... . . . . . .986 Kenyon Ave., Plainfield, N. J. .129 E. Nippon St., Philadelphia, Penna. . . . .Stewart and Wycombe Aves., Lansdowne, Penna. .. . .1081 McKinley Ave., Johnstown, Penna. .... . . .412 Maple Ave., Edgewood. Penna. . . . . . . . 316 Durham Road, Mt. Airy, Penna. .40 W. Ashmead Place, Philadelphia, Penna. ..........436 Centre St., Ashland, Penna. . . . . . . .212 S. Front St., Clearheld, Penna. .. 529 Shoemaker Road, Elkins Park, Penna. . . . .1754 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Penna. ... . . . .459 Washington St.. Suffolk, Va. .. . .4632 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Penna. ...... . .209 Sylvan Ave.. Rutledge, Penna. .. .......... 47 Woodland St., Woodbury, N. J. .401 W. Chelten Ave., Germantown, Penna. . . . . .34 Tenth Ave., Haddon Heights, N. J. .. . . .2201 Ridge Pike, Birmingham, Ala. . . . 1097 Confer Ave., Johnstown, Penna. ....25'9 S. Georgia Ave., Mobile, Ala. Fiftyffiue L ' ag f 2':fE' 6 1 ll us . L ..' nu is ul 4, s 'sv-nf.fzw '- if -1 1, . V f' fg. '-, J . . ,- J nl 'l k Ji n ' fs : X V Pi'f .I H' Y T' gl X ' ' - xx Q is QW H: 4 'vf f g' FI X 2 fi pf 1 J' Q j Raw' we if 0 1... - K V' 'T ' K fx. Y ' Q ' v , 1 I. 42.43 .N :gg f X . XX? A 5. -uV+ , 9 ff----eff- ' ' X 1 QV' '5fQ : '3' P -A H ' Q 8,11 5515, Q, 3 . . g - .x f ,VN vga Q N N, 1- .V A x Ji-. I Ae' '1 x 'i-ii' . F-'Hu '4,f F' .,- ' f' , 2: . w-.v'A 'QF Q 5 . 'Qi ' ' ' . 1 ,1 V: g s .5 Y ' M-45 Q M 1 Lkliaq The lllman School 8ClIfllllllDlIE5llNllClIF f1EfIDlllllINIlflElllllI9 ADELAIDE T. ILLMAN Faculty Adifzsor MARTH.-x BELT VIRGIN.'X METER HELEN LUUISE NEXX'LIN MARY RUTH lVlII.LIlR lVlAR4,9.-XRET HAFER AYJELINE SHoRTL1nc:E JANET NExvM.hxN HE memhers of the Student Council are Miss lllman as Faculty Representative, the President of the Senior Class, the President of the junior Class, a girl elected trom the Senior Class, a girl elected from the junior Class, and the House President from each dormitory. This is the third year that the Student Council has heen functioning in our school. Although it is still in its infancy it has nevertheless proved to he an important, erhcient orgiiiiization. A proof of its efhciency lies in the fact th.1t it is apparently .1 very quiet institution with few prohlems. They are few, it is true, hut that is as it should he Cur school life runs along smoothly and happily. We sincerely hope that in the succeeding years the situation will remain unchanged, Fifty-eight The Span-1 930 llDllRAlllflIlQfMllflIl4E Gf3ill5lllllPa RAMATIC interests at the Illman School were first brought to note during the year of 1927, at which time the lllman Dramatic Club was organiled. Its purpose is that of fostering dramatics and stimulating an interest in them, This purpose has been realized as is shown by the attention it receives and by the large following it has acquired. 5 Since its organization the Dramatic Club has produced annually either three one' act plays or a one threefact play in the Spring of the year. The performance is usually followed by a dance. In the year 1928f1929, with Margaret Robinson as President, Thackeray's The Rose and the Ring was successfully presented to a most apprecif ative audience. This year Margaret Hafer is President, janet Newman, Vice President, Edna Charles, Secretary, Mary Land, Treasurer. At Christmas, Why the Chimes Rang was given at the Philomusian Club. The scenery and properties were made and arf ranged for by the members of the Dramatic Club. Sir james M. Barrie's Quality Street has been selected as the play to be produced and is now under way for prescnf tation in early May. We feel sure the play will provide a most pleasant evenings entertainment and that it will receive the usual splendid support of the student body and the many friends of the school. Fifty-'nine E w,.,-- '- ' -se. Asamw-4 as-4::w:. V 2 +4 f A1-I 1 :-1 T: F 'L ?' r' v-4 w .- 'L' LL 4lQlIll9QlllIblllClIFCM SflIl'lIPtlIE5lIE9ClIf GHVHF Dramatic Club presented Sir James M. Barriels 'kQuality Street on May ninth to a most appreciative audience at the Philomusian Club. The per' formance received an excellent write-up in the Town Crier, which is here reproduced. 'kThe Dramatic Club of the Illman School last night revived Sir james M. Barrie's little whimsy, 'Quality Street,' with charm and some distinction before an audience in the auditorium of the Philomusian Club, at 40th and Walnut Streets. The players showed surprising dexterity, both in acting and in speaking their lines, They played the piece in a subdued key, and made of it a thing of shimmering loveliness. Grace M. Stanistreet directed the presentation and her able work was reflected in the acting. Margaret Hafer was excellent as Phoebe Throssel, who takes up school teaching after her lover has gone away to war. She showed a remarkable understanding of her part. Anne Lunsford was Valentine Brown, Phoebe's lover, and enacted the difficult role with ease and grace. Charlotte Belland as Susan Throssel did a remarkable bit of work. Ruth Buck gave a praisefworthy performance in the part of a saucy pupil in Phoebe's school. Brenda Hazzard, Natalie Reisman and Arnold Fleetwood acquitted themselves well in their roles of the 'old maids' of the household. The others of the cast gave commendable characterizations. Daaiviaris PERsoNAE Miss Fannie ..... ..................... .... B r enda Hazzard Miss Willoughby .. ..... Natalie Reisman Miss Henrietta .... ..... A rnold Fleewood Miss Susan Throssel .... Charlotte Belland Miss Phoebe Throssel Patty ..,.......... Sergeant ......... Valentine Brown .. Arthur Wellesley To Isabella .................. William Smith .......... Charlotte Parratt .. Ensign Blades .... Harriet .... ...,... Lieutenant Spicer YDSOD . . . Pupils: Anne Potter, Charlotte Potter, Katherine Murphy, Gther Members of the Dramatic Club are: . . . . . . . .Margaret Hafer . . . .Virginia Edmundson . . . . . . .Florence Smith . . .Anne Lunsford .......Ruth Buck . . .Dorthy Poland . . . .Virginia Nelson . . . . . . . .Dorothy Mint: . . ,Mary Gregory Land . . . .Winifred Vv7hitaker . . . . .Margaret YVickersham Dorothy Poland. Ambler Druckenmiller Koehler Outland Argall duPont Keller Robinson Backus Daniels Kelley Rossell Baner Dennis Kelly Roberts A'Beckett Dewees Laira Sefton Belt iivans, M. Lindsley Smith, V. Berger Foard Logan Solis Bitler Goheen Lorch Souder Bobrow Greenwood, C. Lohr Stone Callahan Guckes Maas Shortlidge Charles Hoe hfliller Taylor Charney Hulton Millman Van Nostrand Cross Jones Murphy XVhittaker Culver Kagernian Newman Wolff, E. 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I NW UMW CIIUIHIUIES SEDAN THE SENIOR CLASS I A N A GIIIHIUIEB IIUIIQIILIIMIIAN SGEIHIUIDGDIIB 119299 N 199340 4000 PINE STREET P ELPHIA - PENNSYLV The lllman School fll3'lIlofIDlIRlIlfID'lllS lIlllL9lIIQllMllAlINll Lyrics Miisic RUTH PR1c:HAR1n PoL1.Y DUTTERER SCHOQL SONG Vvllieri the suit slimes down ori the gold and brown Of the flower we hold high, It Ilt7't1S its bright face and with stately grace, Uphfts it to the sky. So we, ni our qtte3St for the finest and best, Seek ever for the light Of truth arid learning, as our hearts are turning To the goal always m sight. CHORUS Lift the chorus ever oriuiardl Praise the gold arid white! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater', Glorious and bright! H In the midst of strife and in calmer life Stands our school serertely fair, Be it loss, be it gain, she will e'er rnairttairi Her standards fine arid rare. Then let us e'er praise and with triurtiph raise The name of Illmari School, Arid keep it forever, mar it never, A bright imblernislied jewel. Chorus, etc. Sixtyfsix GLORIOUS ILLMAN M an 3 F 3 iii ggi' 3 Ll! PE FJ 5. j E E EH E E: r ,,,-: f:asEg5-25 i ii? Q E551 jg The Illman School lllvalllilllwfllltllllllllliog Brownies plag, all night Wliile people sleep. One night I walqed and .Qaw them. They were dancing on the bottom of my bed, And on the floor, And everywhere. The moon was looking in and watching them. IA little star peepecl, tool I lay so still I hardly breathed, But inside I was glad And singing all the while, As I watched the brownies dance, After while they went away, fOr, perhaps, I fell asleepl Anyway The brownies werent dancing any more I hope some other night Wlien the moon is shining in fAnd, perhaps, a little star! The brownies will Come back again And dance for me Cn the bottom of my bed And on the floor And everywhere. HELEN LOUISE NEXV'LIN Sixtyfeiglit The S pan-1 930 WIIMIIIEBQ Acllf IINIIIIIGEJIEIIIGIIFQQ I At seven Mother says, Coodfnigh Go quietly, my dear. And Daddy says, G'night, old man. Yes, Nursie, he's in here. II A kiss, my darling, Mother says, And kisses me just so. And Daddy says, Captain, salutel' And marching out I go. III I am the Captain of the stairs, I pass among my men, And when I finally reach the head, I turn and speak to them. IV Stand still, my steps, until I come I'll be around at two. And Nursie smiles and says, Come! I have some work to do. V Then after she has left my room, And I am tucked in bed, I close my eyes, pretend to sleep, Until the time I said. tl VI lust when the clock strikes one and two My door is opened wide, And in there walks my aidefdefcamp Wl'1o stands right by my side. VII He holds my shining shield and sword, I-Ie helps me with my suit, And down the hall in great array We go in our high boots. VIII I lead my army strong and brave, We battle all the night, And then we start our homeward way, Wlieri morning first grows light. IX And when we reach the downstairs hall I shout, 'AHOY I-Ialt, my men! And walking up, I reach the head, And praise them all again. come' X And barely do I crawl in bed Vkfhen Nurse comes in to me. That I've been fighting all night long She never seems to see. ELLEN COLEMAN DUPONT. Sixtyfnine CTE! FIR ,Isl IX-bl I all-EJH The Span-1 930 VGDCJIHIBS lIFflDlIR WCMHBN Peppiest . . . Laziest ........ Most Congenial . Most Criginal. . . Most Studious .... Quietest ...... Noisiest ........ Most Unconscious .... Most Refreshing. . Most Charming. . . Most Sophisticated. . . Most Natural .... Cutest ....... Demurest. . . Wicriest ..... Most Capable. . . Most Feminine. . . Most Collegiate.. Best Figure ..... Class Technician. . . Seventyfonc ....MARY LAND . . . .MARY SCHLECEL . . .GRACE WooDwARD ...BUNNY DUPONT . . . . . .ALICE BROWN . . .ELEANCRE ROSSELL . . . . . .BETTY LAIRD . . . .FRAN LEBERMAN . . . .BLUEY HAFER .......ETHEI. KLINE MADCE DANNENBAUM . . . . . .POLLY NEXVLIN . . .PEGGY MCHUCH . . . .MILDRED MARTIN . . .MARIE MURRAY . . . . .MARTHA BELT . . .JEANNE SOLOMON . . . . .KAY KEIPER . . .DOT RAYMOND . . . .RUTH BUCK The Illman School GIIUIHIUIEB IIFAIIUIRCM This fairy, when I saw her, Wliich was not so long ago, Was sitting on an apple bough Swinging to and fro. I stepped a little nearer, To see if I could see If this were the kind of fairy Who'd like to stay to tea. She wore a dress of softest green Her wings were silver light, Her hair was yellow as the sun. She was a pretty sight. 1 I was just about to say to her In my politest way, Fairy, will you stay to tea? Whenfslie flew away. HELEN LOUISE NEXN'LIN Seventyftwo ,Q 4 A 'X 1 5 .9 3, Q Jia! x H f ev- N! of 'Yi 'J X ' ' Q E:-. 'S , ,,,, If N i 1 T' 'ff W v T: N. v -kg? N i -UQ? 7 . Hi. I ' 'E The Illman School lllllllllfllgfllllllfellf f'lIfllHIl4Dllll4I?flIHIlGlll'S A wood fre sputters on tlie lieartli Of a cozy little room, A cat sits on a window sill And smiles at yonder Moori. A mouse clzews at a pantry shelfg A clog begins to liowlg I go to bed all by myself, And never even growl. Abodes Fences were rnacle for Cats to sit on. Mats, for dogs to lie. jungles were made for lions, For birds, tlze bright, blue sky. Meadows were made for cows to graze For jisli, tlie merry sea. But lzouses were made for cliildren, just lzlqe you and mel Tlie Minp The mop in our liouse is so useful. We use it for 'most everytliing. . Y . For a liorse, and L1 pig and a cannibal in. wig, And for liousecleaning early in spring. V Seventyffour MARGARET HAFER The Span--1 930 flDllllilR LAST WILL t 9QlllINllllD 6iIfllE5SGiIlf9QlliIMIllIEillNllGlIf . We, the Class of Nineteenfthirty, being of sound and disposing mind, after careful deliberation upon the uncertainties of this life, particularly in the next few months, do therefore declare this our last Will and Testament, and accordingly do bequeath and bestow in the manner following: I PART I To Miss Illman, a class of students who will bring along their professional attitude in their trunks. To Miss Thorpe, a girl with selffelectrification to successfully relate stories. To Dr. King, noiseless notebook clips that do not disturb the statistical mind. To Miss Portia Miller, a Hling case for her notes so that she will not mix them and talk about birds under wild animals. To Dr. Oberly, those Senior brains to whom the final exams proved fatal, for purposes of experimentation. To Miss Bertolette, the ability to decipher the difference between our plaids and stripes. To Miss Baker, a felt lined gymnasium floor for those girls who insist upon wearing street shoes. To Miss Motheral, a few animated contributors in each class who are ready with detailed illustrations ftrue or untruej. To Dr. Russell, a group of highfminded individuals who do not go around carving their initials in the saltffrost on the windows. To Miss Florence Miller, an extra class period each week to provide time to cover all the work scheduled in the course. To Mr. Hammann, some one who can play Liebestraum so as to save time and energy in music periods. To Mrs. Davis, a class of agile tongued girls who can rehearse those many little exercises for the correction of speech. To Dr. Weyl, a group that can think of new excuses for being late other than the old one of having stopped in a drug store after gym for delayed breakfasts. To Mrs. Dotterer, two hundred and ten alarm clocks that go off before quarter to nine on Saturday mornings. To Miss Watson, a 'isteadyn group of girls who do not have to be muzzled during observation. To Mr. McKelvie, just one class who is unobservant of what the correct young man should wear. To Miss Matlack, at least a half of class of unpopular students who do not receive telephone calls during school hours. To Miss Brooks, just one girl who is able to use a library file in the technical manner. To Miss McElwee, the magic of making two Beginning Teachers out of one. To Mrs. MacMillan, our appreciation for the subtle wit and repartee that makes these MacIVIillanisms so priceless. To our House Mother, several dozens pairs of soft soled bedroom slippers to replace the everfflopping mule. Seventyfftve IDIIRIBMVIDIRID HE CLASS OF NINETEENf THIRTY HEREVJITH PRE' SENTS THE EIGHTH ISSUE OF THE SCHOOL ANNUAL. WE HAVE CHOSEN TO CARRY ON THE NAME, THE SPAN, THAT XYAS SELECTED LAST YEAR AS THE TITLE OF THE BOOK WE HOPE THAT IT XVILL PROVE TO BE AN INVALLV ABLE POSSESSION AND THAT IN FUTURE TIME IT WILL BRIDGE THE SPAN OF YEARS SEPARATINC YOU FROM YOUR SCHOOL LIFE AND BRING BACK THE MEMORIES OF THE HAPPY TIMES YOU HAD AT THE ILLMAN SCHOOL Couhbl Q2,'il'wM.fos1w'1 90 w 227 59,01-7-27 Fort WW ne.INA The Illman School PART ll The remainder of our estate, both real and personal, in what ever condition it may be at the time of our departure, we do hereby Will, pass on, bequeath and leave as follows: Martha Belt leaves to Shorty Shortlicige the ability to run the Illman School as it should be run. The Brown-Beckley's leave their syneopatetl sister song and step act to Mary Cooke and Dot Hartman. To Helen Foard, Kay Keiper bcqueaths her collegiate capers and purple shoes. Marcia Beatty leaves her sunny disposition to Louise Bill. Lucy Evans passes on her daily trips to Zullingeris to any junior suffering from the vain illusion of love. Muriel Saxon, Martha Belt and Grace Woodwfard leave their interest in internes to Bobby Betner, Vera Solis and Kay Weiland. Peggy McHugh wills to Virginia Nelson hcr role as bridesmaid. Anna Wetzler leaves her saxophone to those interested in syncopated music. Caroline Fell bequeaths her 'ihappy days and lonely nights to any adolescent Junior. To the 40110 Pine Street dormitory Helen Sanner wills her delightful sense of humor. Josephine Baldwin inherits Kate Seager's surprising agility to clear the buck. Ruth Saville leaves her successful Bohemian entertainments to any Junior dor' mitory girl who goes in for the unusual. Nancy Cross bequeaths her cinnamon top to Mary Peterson. Edna Sweet passes on to Marion Gough her nocturnal long distance calls. Betty Argall leaves her endless capacity for doughnuts to Martha Oliver. Ruth johnson wills her gym tunic to Mardi Goheen who seems to have mis- laid hersf Mary McAndrew bequeaths to future Seniors the example of her fine play spirit. Dorthea Raymond leaves her fashionable curves to Helen Ambler. Frances Leberman leaves her red nail polish to any unfortunate juniors suffer' ing from anaemia. Midge Pursel bequeaths to Lillian Lorch her fiftyftrip ticket to Princeton. Sally Redman passes on to Clara Anderson her spirited performances in games' class. Lena Greenebaum leaves her car and chauifeur to be used as the school bus for gym excursions. Heser Swann wills her shorn locks to Cakley Vaif Nostrand. Tibby Tamblyn leaves her good sportsmanship to Louise Bill. Ruth Paynter and Virginia Smith leave their prowess on the basketball floor to Candy St. Clair and Mary Ruane. Mary Price bequeaths her love of things canine to Hanna Monroe. Babs Fleishman's talent in tap dancing goes to the Junior gym class. Mary Freese leaves the art of making platonic friendships to Sally Thompson. Polly Newlin bequeaths the bravery of being herself to any junior with a singleftrack mind. The gift of being vague Madge Dannenbauin wills to Kitty Holland. Marnie Davis leaves her silverftoned foghorn to Dottie Mintz. Bunny Du Pont and Bluey Hafer leave their sociological interest to any youth' ful aspirants of the junior Class who wish to further the cause or effect. Seventyfsix The S pan-1 930 Carlyn Sefton leaves her red hats to her Junior roommate in order to keep them in the school. We hope that the said Junior will in her turn pass them on to per' petuate the Illman tradition. 5 Teegee Baker leaves the suntan of many month's struggle on the Atlantic City sands to Dot Poland. Henri Law wills the gentle art of baby talk to Amanda Druckenmiller. Mary Schlegel reluctantly bequeaths her aptitude for tardiness to Betty Saunder. To Peg Wickersham, Mary Louise Lohr leaves her realistic interpretations of small furry animals. Mary Land, Anne Lunsford and Rachel Michael leave their shaggy steps to Virginia Nelson, Biddy Zacharias and Madoline Airhart. Epnie Ahrens bequeaths her taciturnity to the Junior Class in general. May they profit by it! - Sylvia Hulton leaves to the several dormitories a generous proportion of her chestnut brown locks to be used fin the event of firesj as rope ladders, Marion Stone inherits Billy Bookmyerls cosmetic equipment. Edna Charles leaves her silent delight in ice cream cones to any cokefdrinking Junior. Bettie Sommers passes on her woman's privilege of changing her mind to Louise Theile. Bebe Bell leaves her dentists bill to Laura Sausser. Jeanne Solomon bequeaths the longest pair of eye lashes that ever flapped to Elliot Weiner. Betty Laird and Susan Jane Keener will their excess energy to Martha Oliver and Kay Weiland. To Bud' Laurer, Lillian Beclclall leaves her femininity. Dinny Dunlap and Noot Nliller bequeath their avoirdupois to Lillian Lorch and Betty Culver. Kitty Birely wills her seductiveness to Helen Weaver. Marion Green leaves her Naval correspondence to Eva Mason who yearns to be just a sailors sweetheart. Ruth Woollens wills her haughty demeanor to Beth Levan. Edwina Nichols bequeaths to an Illman pedestrian her 'Ltin toy. To Margaret West, Cassie Prettyman wills her Eastern Shore, Marylaiid, accent. Marie Murray leaves to Peg Wickersham her apt interpretations of Illman charf acters. Tancy Bowers leaves her charming smile to Juniors at nine o'clock on Saturday morning. Peggy Evans leaves her afternoon rendezvous in the Chrysler to Dot Hartman, Helen Fickes bequeaths her Greta Garbo bob to Mary Oliver. Ginny Fisk leaves her one manl' disposition to Anna Keller. Elsie Tepel leaves her ventures in love to Mary Cooke as she has no further inf terest in them. Ruth Willis passes on her elfective coiifure to those Juniors who are letting their hair grow. C Harriet Will bequeaths her keen intelligence to all aspiring Juniors. Ruth Buck leaves her keen knowledge of Greek letters to Kay Murphy and Jeannette Simmons. Polly Herzfeld leaves the giggle, with which she invariably responds to sociological subjects, to Dorothy Wolfe. Ginny Meter leaves to Bobbie Betner her much envied punctuality. Mildred Muschlitz leaves her role as vamp to Charlotte Logan. Seventy-seven The lllman School Mary Outland bequeaths her brieffease to the next editor of the Year Book in the hope that it will enable said editor to keep traek of material. Doris May Snyder leaves her dusky allure to Gakley Van Nostrand. To Edna Kagerman, Mary Daniels leaves her Kewpie face. Charlotte Belland passes on her operatic bravado to Dot Hartman. Louise Braun leaves her lisp to Winifred Whittaker. To Frances Robinson, jimmy Edmondson bequeaths her violent passion for green. Dot Charney inherits Mae Harker's genial smile. Helen Guckes wills her golden niinbus to Tess Steinhart. Ethel Haven leaves her wooden beads to the juniors and Miss Worrell for play materials. Hannah Galbreath passes on her tiinely fainting spells to Amanda Drucken- miller. Brenda Hazzard wills her gymnastie interpretations to the entire Class of 1931. To Katherine Holland. Helen Dewees wills her eternal eliieieney in everything. Gwen Dutton leaves to Shorty Shortlidge her frequent discussions with lxlrs, lvlaelvlillan on freefthinking, Biddy Zacharias inherits Marian Maitland's longest earrings. Freda Dennis leaves her Bangor, lvlaine, aeeent to Boots Wolff. Theresa Riley wills her nonehalant air to tardy juniors. The faeulty for asking intelligent questions, Ruth Stauffer leaves to Janet New- man. Eleanor Rossell leaves her blataney to Vera Solis. To the next year's Seniors, Dorothy Mundy passes on her animation in story hour. Marion Lloyd wills her live pound ring to any junior trying to gain Weight. Evelyn Krissinger leaves her loquaeity to Mary Ruane. Elizabeth Metten wills her interest and effort to Teddy McLaughlin. Mildred Martin bequeaths to Mary Vaughan her saeeharine smile. Pat Iszard Wills her shifting eyefbrovvs to Evelyn Maas. Ethel Kline leaves to any flunkee the honor of dancing with Dr. Oberly at sehool danees. The Literary Editors bequeath flashlights and batteries to be used after lights for work on delayed Year Book material, several dozen paper tablets, many pencils, and the ability to be imaginative under the inost trying diilieulties to next year's staff. Signed and sealed on this last day in lvlareh in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Thirty. 4 HELEN LOUISE NENk'LIN MaRt:ARET HAEER TVIADOLINE DANNENB.-NUM JE.-XNNE SOLOMON Ruin VJOOLLENS LAURA SAUSSER Wizviesses: E. COLEMAN Du PoNT MARY RUTH MILLER Sevevitywight T1 HY3 . '4 .4 -. 4' 1.4 1, :I .1 s ILE! I El E H '-. 'L HL 13 l U B EI E I 11 F-gl::l.-'l.f-lnlg'-IQ1 ' 1 I I . 1 A Pu, if MJERWH HUM AIIIDIIDIIRIBGIEIIQCXCIIIIIGIDIINII GTC GDIIIIIIR QCXIIIDXVIIEIIIKCIIIIIISIIESIIIRS GMIHE CLASS OE NINE' TEENfTHIRTY, HEADED BY THE SPAN STAFF, WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRE- CIATION TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE GENf EROUSLY SUPPORTED OUR BOOK. WITH- OUT THEM THE SPAN WOULD NOT BE NEARLY THE SUCCESS IT IS, THANK YOU. THE HJLMAN TRAINING SCCHCOJOIL F011 Kindergarten and Primary Teachers Dormitory Accommodations The Childrens School Kindergarten, First and Second Grades ADELAIDE T. ILLMAN, Principal 4000 PINE STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. E ghty Compliments of Class of 1931 Zullllingergs Drug Srtcore The Place to Meet Your Friends for Luncheon 'ifiif M, ae .rx 40th AND SPRUCE STREETS PHILADELPHIA, PA. li I I IHICOJTIEIL MARILYN Waliizct Street at Fortieth I'I-IILADELPI-IIA, PENNA. 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To Rwllblinsen, llne AGS and AGGING 107 and 109 Walnut Street Plmilaclelpllia, Penna. TWINE Cablefliobinbag Compliments of the Sun Gil Company Eghy Skilllvrafters Honor Quality SL Sincere Servieel' SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Emg1.il'c1,y btiiliimcri jcxwclurx COMMENCEMENT if WEDDING INVITATIONSA C I. A S S AND ERATERNITY PINS AND RINGS DANCE PROGRAMS, MENUS AND FAVORS. DIE STAMPED S T A T I O N E R Y Sinnplri fin n'.4iir:,l PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA PM OO C l l A Gogd Habit THE BEST is YET TO BE is to drop in tit 3709 Spruce when when S21ViDgS Slip the watch hreftks duwnf wr your K away, THEN WHAT? JCXVCIIAY IICQLIS I'CPd1l'1IIgffOP' tical guods, tuolf -or to 3 Capitalize YUUI. fear look these aittmetive l - f Z 7 displays WU i ol Poxerty HOW. 1 ..By,. jewelry Wtztclies i l A Monthl Retirement W1'i.StWt1tel1 Bands Bmceletm l Life IHQOZR Guqran L xi' c ' Cigarette Cases i i wed in slim-t, the line eumpleteu I i Consult Bagel, igritmijnr. R. Edmondson 3 1052 dupont Building 3809 SPRUCE STREET. 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