National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Senior Class History When you were the Freshmen Of l 92 l, If you had been prophets, You'd have seen what was to For to your class was given The privilege to be The living historians Of N. K. E. C. For in the early autumn Our president resigned, She it was who founded This one college of its kindg She it was who fostered Care of children youngg She it was who entered The lives of everyone. Then was our Miss Baker Installed in the chair, Upholcling well the ideals Miss Harrison held so fairg And to these worthy presidents You pledged your loyalty, Pledging help to render Whenever need might be. COITIC. llH'l'l And then when you were Juniors The new College dream began, And with the keenest interest You listened to the plan, Although you raged with envy To think you could not be Again a timid Freshman In N. K. E. C. But now this year as Seniors ln l923, Your interests have widened To take, in humanity. Not just for our own college, But for all of Childhood, too, And thus helped to raise the standard The whole world through. And now that you are leaving Our dear N. K. E.. C., With you go all our wishes- Successful may you be! Be sure that we will never ln the years that are to come Forget the loyal Freshman class Of 1921. flf. Fl'Ullt'l1.S' ilfc'ff11'w,i'. lilflllllllllllllllilili Miss McElroy There stands among us one who by her strength, Her character, her faith in God and man, Her deep ability to do and give, Yet never seek reward or praise or fame, Gives unto us who live and work with her A pattern meet for all to see and own. We let her pass without a word of praise, And yet I know that could we for ourselves Attain those heights that we should wish to reach, Our minds would image all unconsciously The virtues realized in her who humbly serves All, quietly. 25

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ALICE IVIARAVIGLIA Theres beauty all around our paths, if but our watchful eye Can trace it midst familiar things. BLANCHE BARBER Good Iooks, a good sport and a good disposition. DOROTHY SIDER Nothing is so helpful as loads of friends. EVELYN TRIEBES Not very tall, not very small. FRANCES GROSH We never heard her speak in haste, I-Ier tones were sweet. MARTHA ABRAIVISON I-Ier friends they are many, Her foes, are there any? BLOIS MCWHORTER In truth, sir, she is pretty, honest and kind. ALICE CRIMES Everyone likes her, what more can we say? ETI-IEI.. KARLSON A genial disposition brings its owner many friends. GERTRUDE GRADY Speaking generally, she's gen- erally speaking. JEANETTE HARPER More hearts are won by smiles than by tears.