National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE NATIONAL by!! llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllunllnlnlllunllllnnlll l lnlll l lnlnlnlln I ulluull nu ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' :Ig MRS. STELLA KAHL Chairman of House A Head of Elizabeth Hall Ai! Heads of Halls MRS. JENNIE MILLER Head of Franklin Apartments MRS. KENTON H. CLARKE MRS. KATHERINE ELMORE Hostess Head of Gwendolyn Armour Hall Head of Avilla Hall MRS. CORNELIA C. BURLESON Miss JEANNETTE HART Head of Mary Cooper Hall Head of Annie Phipps Hall 541 lllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllf 5 'llllllllll' Y l-ig 'Twentyfsix

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THE NATIONAL gt., .......... -- S l an My VIOLET RUSH, B.E. WILLMINA TowNEs, B.S. Arithmetic, Social Science in the Rhythms and Games, Fine Elementary School and Industrial Arts, Director, Third and Fourth Play Material Grades, Children's School Director, Senior Kindergarten, Children's School VIRGINIA SOLBERY DOROTHY WELLER, B.S. Assistant to the Director, Director, Second Grade, Children's School Children's School 5 3 .f LOUISE O. KAPPES, M.D. STELLA WALTY, R.N. Examining and Consulting Physician Attending Nurse MARY POPE, M.D. NINA KENAGY, B.S. Examining Physician Nursery School Education, Director, Mary Crane Nursery School, Hull House All lllllllllllllllr vllllllll I lllll llll I llllllllllllllllllruuu l llll n nal! Twentyqive

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X!! THE NATIONAL ullumununummmmlummmuulunummmnullumnuuuuumnr 9' E Fortyf rst Annual Commencement Wednesday june 8 1927 HE turmng of many faces toward us as we filed 1n the bobb1ng of a tas sel on the mortarboard worn by the graduate just ahead of me the cheer1ng and lov1ng sm1les of my undergraduate frrends who held the dalsy chaln through wh1ch I was pass1ng the spot of red made by a huge bowl of carnat1ons on the stage these are some of my recollectlons of our entrance ln the commencement CXCFCISCS 1n June 1927 So 1n we came and took our places on the many trered stage The pro gram IS but a hazy memory of songs speeches more songs and then the tr1p down the steps to rece1ve our d1plomas' The fear of steppmg on our long robes and maklng lt a real tr1p -or of loslng our mortarboards was a ter r1ble sensatlon but the blurr1ng of the hundreds of faces 1n the aud1ence and the lov1ng k1ndness of MISS Baker s eyes as she smlllngly gave us our d1plomas made the journey not such an ordeal after all And so we were graduated It may have been an ordlnary sort of af fa1r those th1ngs usually are ln a sense more or less allke but to us It was a beaut1ful tlme and the love that was sh1n1ng 1n the faces of all of our school frrends parents and faculty members made commencement day one that we ll never forget PRQGRAM Processlonal March from Tannhauser Wagner Invocat1on H W Prange Tr1n1ty Lutheran Church Oak Park Ill Good N1ght Czecho Slovak Folk Song Arr by Deems Taylor The GYPSICS Schumann Albert W Palmer D D F1rst Congregatlonal Church Oak Park Grant Us to Do w1th Zeal Bach Evenmg Prayer Hansel and Gretelj Humperdmck Soft Footed Snow ze Floods of Sprmg Rachmanmo Greetmgs from the Board of Trustees Merntt Starr Presldent of the Board The Snow Elgar Presentatron of D1plomas Awarding of Scholarshlps Presldent Edna Dean Baker Glorlous Forever Rachmamno Bened1ct1on Alma Mater The degree Bachelor of Educatlon was conferred upon e1ght students four recelved the Superv1sors D1ploma twenty e1ght the Klndergarten Ele mentary D1ploma and one hundred and slxty scve the Klndergarten Pr1mary D1ploma i 2 . . , . E 5 - - ss - as . ' i- I 5 : . . , . . . E 2 . 1 . , . , . -n . E Address- Like a Tree ......... L- E , , , , 5 Au l I n I ul num mnlmlll Inllunuululmuuulunulllllu E' fr MK H Twenty-seven