National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Frances Bensley- Frances belonging to the town girls' side rolled hard in our zig-zag ball contest. No one hesitates to call her a good sport, espe- cially her credit for her mission work. When one is able to wash dirty little mis- sion children and come up with a smile, she has the essense of good sportsmanship. This we can attribute to Fran. Phyllis Adams- Phil made her debut in dramatics in the role of the farmer in Pinocchio. She wore her beard'with a nonchalent grace, and even her overalls were becoming. It is not every girl who can look well in both a farmer outfit and her own clothes. But Phil fills the bill. Some one ought to ask her what role she was playing on the steps at Kenwood Club. I Marian Summers- Are you looking for a tennis enthusiast? Page Marion. This young lady from Alaska is indeed a star at the game. Sports are not the only things in which she ex- cells. l-ler violin brings joy to all who hear her play. A leader in the student body, her pet hobby is reducing. Helen Eward- lt's a wonder Helen is not all skin and bones. She doesn't eat any breakfast and at dinner she only eats enough to keep a bird alive. Helen doesn't look starved at all in fact she is one- of the healthiest and prettiest looking girls in school. Jessie Satre-- e have seen She dances divinely. Yes, W -and also heard that-her talent along t limited. But dancing is not all that Jesse can do. Her virtues are many and well distributed. However, she has one failing-and that is hair-cutting. The only trouble is that when ,she gets started her interest becomes so great that the one st watch closely for fear of this line is no involved mu being scalped. Alice Miller- Allie is 'always in a continual state of motion. No one has ever seen her still. She is usually singing, dancing or chasing around making ,Olive behave. l-ler auburn hair is quite the envy of the school--and she slings a nasty basket-ball. Erma Doss- She is going to Kansas City because l-lenry's there. One of the finest primary teachers at National. Good goods comes in packages small, you know. Gladys E.veratt- O yes, she hasibobber her hair! She says she hates it. l-ler room-mate tells us that the first thing in the morning and the last thing at night she measures to see how much it has grown in the meantime. We like it bobbed best, but if some wish to retain their Woman's glory We should not try to stop them. Carol Hopperstead- Carol made her debut as a fairy in ,the Sleeping Princess when she was a Fresh- man. l-ler grace and charm will long be remembered. Only Carol is more than a fairy for she has such a superabundance of pep. We wonder just how 'responsible is this pep regarding her scholastic ability. Carol is a good sport and certainly a great favorite. Elizabeth Wallace1 Everybody knows Wally. She's a dandy sport and so willing to lend a help- ing hand at any time. Scholarship high, much enthusiasm and general good nature mark her as a favorite. With visiting superintendents from New jersey she shows herself to be a good entertainer, and- erhaps she can tell us a little about the P Chicago Athletic Club, tool Janice Sanderson- You'll know Janice by her bouncing little walk, her up-tilted nose, her round eyes and her fluffy curls and general claintiness. Easy to get along with, good company and a true friend. 29

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Frances Bensley Downers Grove, Ill. Phyllis Adams 5414 Augusta St. Chicago, lll. Marian Summers 3205 Franklin Ave. Seattle, Wash. Helen Eward 822 W. Berry St. Ft. Wayne, lnd. Jessie Satre 2010 S. Sth St. Sheboygan, Wis. Alice Miller 820 Hamlin St. Evanston, Ill. lrma Doss lpava, Ill. Gladys Everett De Witt, lowa. Carol I-lopperstead 364 Webster Ave. Muskegan, Mich. Elizabeth Wallace Woodcliff Lake, N. Janice Sanderson Essex, lowa.

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l-larriet Riddle Medapolis, lowa. Conchieta Pfleger 628 N. Central Ave. Glendale, Calif. lVlary Caswell 201 S. Third St. Ft. Atkinson, Wise. Susan Ansley Park Front Thomasville, Ga. Ruth Dahl 2531 E.. Fifth St. Duluth, lVlinn. Phyllis Johnson IOIO St. Clair St. Manitowoc, Wise. l-lilda Brinkman 806 E.. Henry St. Savannah, Ga. Anne Woodson Temple, Texas. Loretta Elliott 702 Broadway Fargo, N. Dal-Q. Thelma Shoup 1604 S. College St. Springfield, Ill. Edna Buchanan 1335 Broad Fremont, Neb,