National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Page fu mfg 0111 more than the rest of us the negro actors of Evanston the b1rds of the North Shore and the admlrmg faculty and students of Natnonal College of Educat1on' Frances Kern loves the East and her cottage m Ma1ne where she IS Very domestlc m the summer Sh loves Lucy Gage of Peabody College the Nursery School wh1ch she has stud1ed 1n England and Germany and the New Educa t1on Fellowsh1p whose convent1on she once attended 1n Denmark Oh boy' How El1zabeth Mlddleton s fr1ends love to hear her talk' She 1S popular w1th the boys and g1rls of the Demonstratlon School the Dramatx Club of N C E her meces and nephews ln CIHCIHHZII and the mnkeepers 1n Merr1e England through whlch she motored a few summers ago Her troubles w1th petulant parents and dlsobedlent bus drlvers and 1r responslble student teachers are all forgotten when evenmg comes for M1ldred D1ttmann has beaux and pretty frocks and there are many places to dance 1n ChlC2gOl Florence L1nnell s hobb1es are gardenmg kn1tt1ng needles FFHHCIS Parke tnmes collapse 1n the office of her Placement Bureau when asprrmg senlors are mtervxewmg perspmng supermtendents Among the frlends of Lou1se St John Westervelt are numbered her auntv of n1nety SIX wlth whom she makes her home a stately Ep1scopal1an mmrster who summers at the same resorts and the class1c composers and jazz art1sts whos works she has mterpreted as conductor through cathedral cho1rs and harmomc choruses 1n company w1th the Ch1cago Symphony Orchestra and other d1st1ngu1shed groups of mus1c1ans Everybody knows that a college IS managed by the Secretary to the Presl dent and Phyllus Fehr has so managed Montxcello College and Natmonal College and now she IS manag1ng her home and her Harry as well Martha Fmk adm1res Roosevelt Hltler Mussohm and Stal1n and all others who thmk darmg thoughts and do dar1ng deeds and we susp1c1on that she admxres the young daredevlls 1n the Demonstratxon School of whom she makes dlary records L 3 3 . , . . . ' S , V 3 . . . , - , . . . . , .C . . ., , , . 5 3 3 9 L School which her niece and her nephew attend, and antique chairs, which some- , , . - . . 3 . . . . 1 , . S . s . 1 T . . , . , . . . Y 7 1 r-f '

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science, the professors at Kenyon Theological College and Western Reserve University, the boys at Hawken School, and a wife whom everyone loves, are all good friends of David Russell. May his friendships at National hold him here indefinitely! The fans who admire her and her pageants, the adoring counselors and campers of beautiful Oak Openings, the business friends who meet her at dinner dates, her brother and nephew in California, are all praying that Etta Mount will drive her new automobile straight! Marguerite Taylor and her mother and son entertain their friends in 11 charming home which she has remodeled and redecorated in Early-American fashion, and when the friends are envious, Mrs. Taylor is ready to help them remodel and redecorate until their homes are equally quaint and charming. The Chicago Council of Childhood Education of which she is an ex- president, editors of the Presbyterian and Methodist boards for whom she writes books, Marjorie Hardy of Cbild's Own Way fame, her sister Mary who teaches in Denver and her young nephew of Boulder, Colorado, are among the cherished friends of Agnes Adams. A Friendship Fireplace in O. D. Frank's house at the Dunes is built of stones which traveling friends have brought him from the far corners of the earth. Around this fireplace Out Dooru Frank and his friends gather on chilly evenings, smoke their pipes and talk. We suppose they discuss flora and fauna. As modest as Anne Williams seems to her student and alumnae friends, she is really very proud of her old home at Cambridge, Massachusetts, of her brother who is a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and her two nephews, one a graduate of Harvard entering the field of education, and the other an honor student there. What more have the Roosevelts to boast of? The new baby in his home at Wheaton and his growing son and daughter are no doubt the chief interests of Charles Davis, but other cronies are the heroes of American history, the old hens on his farm, and the dealers who sell real estate at auction. May his deals bring wealth to the family! How well Wren Staley enjoys her friends! They include all the characters of Shakespeare, Tolstoy, O'Neill and Bernard Shaw, about whom she knows Page flL't'I1f'Y-fbl'L'C

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