National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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S T A F O BETTY LEE GILMAN Editor-in-Chief o HELEN BURKE Assistant Editor o KATHARINE DIACK Business Manager o ANN LEICI-I Assistant Business Manager O ELIDA NELSON Art Editor o 1 u SYDNEY SMITH I Organization Editor 27' v A ' ' E I Vi ANGIE NALL , I .QI Photograph Editor 4 - o XX I ' VIRGINIA ANDERSON 'I f41A Humor .,4- ef IW' ' f J-5? 'I MAY WHITCOMB Tigris 'AH Adviser in i fbi. I .r ' . g ',, 1 135, MABEL KEARNS r- f sl: ' I' . . J af ,itil-l I Business Adviser W1 ' gi, 'lil ,I MARGUERITE TAYLOR fi Art Adviser ,II I4 2 ,7'- ,, ' '.,.lI ,,- W X Y. 1 - I I h I I 1 .,l4 ' if mi 'M itil WW ff I N T . ' li' A ' r - EN ' - 1 we 1' I ff B I ':f'? I-. I .,- . I +'- . XI If' f I , '-M? I--CT ' A Y I, .A 4K,:7,f ' 'OXQ7' -if I P Ii' law I.-JlL.m'- 1 Y ? f if' E 1 I ffl f 'L QW I W XX If -.gl 'L .U 5 A-A M ,L f .., mmm- 'CA '1 ' A ' ' gxxjfffr ft' . -7 r ' 'x 2 , Q A t 46, - '-.l'i1-Q.-.:.,-.E-,, A.,, 0The life of the hunter gave place to the roving life of the shepherd, ana' zvomarfs responsibilities multiplied with the care of the home, tending the flocks, curing skins and weaving Wool into clothing and tents.

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means of expression, and yet woman today is essentially true to her high and ancient calling. Adding the finest scientific skill and training to innate ability, she is making a real profession of 'lmotheringl' the hu- man race through its government and schools as well as its homes. May this book malce for a greater appreciationeof the struggle of the past, the attainment of the present and the challenge of the future. if Rim 5 ll f it ff L? V .ee '31 ill' . ilk 'fl ' 'lf ' lx-. X K l' X t ' , 5 lii fx i 1 ff xxl .Ei . 'I l '-1 M H sf f I f I ,if 1 fi iff ' s 'lv f , All 'I , VV 6' I ' . -NI , .u ll lfswx I i , img 'th ix. if , 14 I ' 9 ll .l ll, l nv ii v-N , .Q ,J l x x J M L ki - Do.i, ., 'But as the tribes developed the man nflvo was never kept from Wars and ollver in teresting events by the care of his offspring took the lead in public life.

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CO NTENTS o ADMINISTRATION i CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES CI-IILDREN'S SCHOOLS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS 1 , Y I We 1' I , 4 WW if my W , Q xx x i uf if 'x' 353- 4 If ill! V I I y I IV , H ff if fi 5 ' A A ' X . ff! I I Lx sf I l f ffm W? fksm it, X 1 I I fir ' w '- ' - I I V I ,L :N X X X I L , 4 R I INA 1- -1 I f iff? , ' X X X X X Nr V iyiiiyiia f'1i'NIJ ,A ' A 'eX 1f,r'.' I-' S Ili ' ,gi I H ,ri Q' v w X 541 I 4 NMI! 'Y If-fain' Fil! ,..,- fy I I A bu INK, V .Iv l flv, fy RAW I if fm A ,If ,I N E A, i mx X 7 , ri. ,fait 1 ,I I . at X 1 x 'VIE Fi, X 3 My ,yr I , li N 1 ll X! , V X .tix XIV , ' N C. fi I I I fi I I if M ! ' ' ,',I f pi fl if' I' 4 My I ex I .. y 1 -f X up X x I f 11714-.,v Lqxgqxrkq! 1 it V i MEM- . The agricultural period, with its tl existence found ber bound to the round domestic toil.