Philadelphia Normal School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Philadelphia Normal School MARY BROVVN , Mary is muchly interested in a young man attending Penn. And, too, Mary is quite an enthusiastic French student, and always interprets Miss R's hasty speeches. WVhy the inter- est in French? Said young man before mentioned is also a good French linguist. VVe Wonder if Mary's two years at P. N. S. haven't been an unneeded expense to the Board ot Education 'P SARA ALICE BUCKLEY 6213 on-ard Avenue Moldon h The artist, treasurer and brains of our section, a girl with a sunny disposition, a sense of humor and a helping hand. In truth- HA, perfect woman, nobly plamzefl, To warn, to comfort and command. f ...ff'7T' Q. gl gi I 25 v 1 l Q1 41 I l .4 I i I 1 MARTHA CUNNINGI-IAM CAMPBELL 3421 Queen Street She's an unobtrusive person. Youid never know she's with V us, but when Martha speaks of the time when I was out West everyone knows who's talking. l - X F X ANNA CARROLL 4645 XV9StIHlllSt61' Avenue Ann A low, sweet roice is always to be admired in 'womanf' Q You've been a.most conscientious student. XVe don't doubt fhflf YOU UPG SQ1Dg to .make a wonderful teacher. lf your voice Chas sometimes failed to give us confidence, your eyes have worked the trick. Though we for-get all 9139, Wefu always remember the President of Jr. 2. and instigator of our delightful WVilmington trip. I l 22 V Q 5 cr.. -l

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Ig l Class of func 1923 ELIZABETH BE.-XTTY 148 Sumac Street Elizabeth Elizabeth is always just chuck fullu of important news on Monday morning. Her week-ends are usually quite egg- eitingf' By the time Friday afternoon comes, we wonder what has become of her. She is most religiously quiet during last period. Surely she hasn't forgotten to prepare her lesson! 1 MILDRED BICKLE 6713 Tulip Street, Frankford Mildred You're our Mildredf' lVhat more can We say of you? You've been a quiet, unpretentious soul, yet ,when we wanted you, you were always right there. NVe've had a good time with you. You've been a quiet sport, but a game one all the way through. IRMA FRANCIS BLATTENBERGER 4717 Oakland Street Blah Always Irma has a book. Notes were her hobby when a Junior, but did you see her notebooks in our Senior year? Remember Irma, 1 A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. CORDELIA E. BROVVN 2035 North Marvine Street Not too much can be said of Cordelia. She knows she has cheered us with her witty conversation and her tale about that geography exam. 21 L ..,- ,-.. ...... v- - . -.Ze.....-H-...A- -1-un: lfffxua---rf, -.A - 4::.:'fz'.'.'.' '...'-' 'H'

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I 2.3 Class of fune 1923 ...,., ,,c....,:,,,, ..,..,. ,... . . ..-W CIIARLOTE CARRICK 3205 Columbia Avenue L0ffi6 A most iIIf6I'0Sf0f1 stfzulent at ull times. Lottie just loves Rodolph Valentino! Enough. Have you ever seen Lottie, Friday last period? In fact, have you ever S99I1.h91' any last period or in a certain room on the third Hoor? XVhere Miss T. is concerned, Lottie is always the picture of a student being bored mercilessly and needlessly. CATHLEEN CHAMPLIN 4655 Olive Street Champ A great, big heart, a happy-go-lucky nature and a smile for all. That, together with her late arrival, is the reputation Champ has made for herself. FLORENCE HAZEL CLIFTON 2235 Oxford Street Quiet! Perhaps. Funny -at times? Yes. indeed. Florence has made us all laugh with her clever little remarks. Her good nature has left its impression. MADELINE CLIGGET 2918 East Thompson Street Madeline Little and 11izlpretentious-but-oh ony! YV.ho is the girl in the bright 251'G9H j91'S6Y d1 3SS? WVIUQ it's Madeline. She's so small that she was called down' for chumming with student teachers. She was mistaken for a School of Practice child. Nevertheless, she has a great ' WV uiel have enjoyed our time many admirable qualities. e s ' y with her. fl