National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Nic I .AK 'fyfvsi 5 lift: i Se: ra 3 'ri'-ll F 'lili' If' in u sh lx!! ,. Lf --eu' ff N 'ln 31- it we tri' - 11.3 ll 5 1- x 1 ' X ,..: sqgf .I 1413 W Vi.,g-- I H! Virginia Eclgren 1721 Arthur Ave., Chicago, 111' ThVirginia .is another talented senior. k ought dainty and reserved, we who now and love her are aware of her iiumerous abilties. She is clever, witty, lterafy and-athletic. But no wonder, is-'he' spends her mornings at Chicago baflln and her evenings playing basket- a ' The latter, .We think, is the cause of her bobbed hair. lsn't it becoming? Helen Lapp 616 Foster Street, Evanston, Ill. Sometimes she tries to make ug think that she is gruff, but we see right through to her many character- istics as a friend. Her dandy class spirit, and the fact that she always sticks up for the right, shows what she is. Sonny thinks so, too. Ethel Karlson 100 North Lincoln Street, Hinsdale, Ill. She has a quiet yet authoritative voice which we all long for. Doubtless' it, combined with her ready smile, helped her in getting her positon so soon. She paints her own furniture, has an inex- haustible sense of humor, is terribly able in the cooking and housekeeping line, and adores children. Well? l-lelen Coatsworth 4310 North Hermitage Ave., Chicago, Ill. Who is Helen Coatsworth? We hardly know. But Polly, oh, that's different. Polly of the frank speech, the good looking clothes which she makes herself, the ability to cook en- ticing viands, is a girl we all like to call our friend. She should be quite educated by n0W, mixing 35 She is do' ing this year with people of all na- tionalities. Martha Mayer Niles Center, Ill. One of our most recent bobs and it . Martha is the surely is becoming Q nearest to our ideal girl that we have f d. She likes nonsense and sports, iguallways ready to do her share of ork and a little bit more, and is, w moreover, sweet and lovable. I 7 X

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lrene Carlson 1842 Greenleaf Ave., ChicaK0. Ul- lrene, the possessor of the curly raven locks and sparkling dark eyes. is a good sport and friend to all-you all know her-no?-yes? lrene has shorn her locks half way. When is the rest coming off, Irene? Blanche Tate 33 South Adams Street, Hinsdale. Ill. Soon she will know just how to cook for Or, and then-but at present she's well employed in assisting Mrs. Ammerman of Riverside. No wonder she has been asked to take a regular job next year. Her pep, good nature and ability would cinch that. Margaret McKenna 220 West Front St., Tyler, Texas. From the back row you can always hear, lt's time to go. Surely you've guessed it. lt's the little mite Mar- garet. She's always ready to go any time, any place, anywhere. She often fumes and storms before she says she Will do a thing, but when she says Yes you can depend upon her. We all like her and wish her the best of luck. Thelma Copeland 604' North Lombard Ave., Oak Park, Ill. Thelma is our Hswedish maid. We know her by her smile and her will- ingness to serve. Wouldn't blame some one for Wanting to marry her, would you? Seems she would make life Worth while. She is none other than our class treasurer. Harriet Newey 436 Lake Ave., NYilmette. lll. Sweet. and pretty and a dear, that's Harriet. The most distinguished part of her is her long, black hair. Do you remember what a darling little girl she made in the Thanksgiving Festival? Sheilookecl just like one of these old miniatures of Grandmother when she was a girl.

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Helen llurstine XIII F-lull: Vlzi'--fi.fi1.7, Vs.. 'if 2 Helen pals v.'itl'i-zihal- 'l'hf: Long- Haired Bunch, and she v.'inl'if:5 1-he were the only llclen in the world, Helen is someone who really rlegervef .Tgh paragraphs and paragraphn, for it is she who can ning. play, draw, get ...do anything you aal-1 her. fhi: year ghfg ig Ihr: llUPilf1ff33 Yttianixger of the Annual. Flora Rucker Ilflfi ll.llli11IuIn .'x'.-', Nfl'-iff . . An all-around girl, that'5 Floral With her pep, brains and cherming personality, this girl from the Sunny South so captured the hearts of the Seniors that they elected her as their chieftess. She has been a fine one. too, and we all dread the time ' .'.' hen she will have to leave us. Nellie Ball ZIIII1' l':1trlH'.'1l1Hl 'xx' ' - ,. Wie all kno-.-.' Nell, lllc dune who can laugh all cure .ix-ray--.md then. too. there isn't a minute when Neil isn't in it. ln what? liverythinz- even the Primary. XY'ontler it Xcllie ever goes home. We sec her es-rlv. we see her late. Lois Taylor XlLt!'L--1:, X Y Lois is just .i wee thing, but they clo say tht- moxt valtxalmle .irtit-lea t-unze wrapped in the smallest p.it-lxagea. She is valualslc all right .incl we lmpe :ltr will NWC Ihr' opportunity to l1.nc .i l-cinclcrgurtcn of her own either lv.-fare Or after Elmer. who ha, .ilu-.itiv tins- coverccl her valualwlz-new. lxulimiii- lier. hlllflrvcl flow l --- l.x'-Ai-nxnxx xi. t'-- ., ., - ' Xwltatl tklttl alu? Sltr' sprvl.lll.'t', H? ?W '5'll1l'Ul. She ta .n mmliate. .i Cllcllliallt. .incl sup:-rlw inuk, .1 house- kcvp'-'V lllltl In-Nt of .tll Slit' tttvtltvts .x littlt ' - ' f4lNll't'. Dont Kell .utivoiit-. l-ut ll?C'l'L' IS ax rr-axon lui' Nlillvis tivqur-nt f'lHll:4 to lxlintnn, khan .invonv cxrvl Ill! llll- llU'Nl' llillltlip X-vs. ,nhl lug-gulf-s s .W IN lltt' l'-KIUUHY lumlt-:gain-n .i- slxlant.