Philadelphia Normal School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Class of fune 1923 Ki-xTI1,iR1N1c fr. CRAXVFORD 249 south 44th su-get Kitty A case! Of what. for what, on whom? Yes, We all have known on whom. How do you do it, Kitty? During classes, seldom heardg but away from class, not a chance to get a word in edgewise. EVA B. DAVIS 3109 Richmond Street 66E17e7! Besides admiring her hair, you can't help admiring the girl. She possesses diamonds, determination fthe requisites of a pedagoguej and a winning personality which has made scores of friends for the secretary of our class. MARY DESMOND 4825 W'alton Avenue SGDGSH 'The breath of 'U'i'lJClC1:01lSl1CSS.,, Des is the girl who stayed home on Saturdays, reading the Literary Diges-t. XVe have had no trouble hearing her dur- ing our stay at P. N.. S., the only trouble came from trying not to hear her. Billie and she have been strong contestants for the floorf' Nevertheless, awe hope to hear more. SYBILLA DOAN 6356 Jefferson Street Billie I say, Billie, have you seen Mae Desmond's latest show? Besides being quite an enthusiastic theatergoer, Billie fur- nished quite a deal of entertainment as a strong contestant for the floor, fighting steadily and cheerfully against Des. We expect to find in the days to come a famous orator and teacher. 25

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Philadelphia Normal School HELEN cor-IEN 1332 South Third su-eef Happy! A face full of cheer and a smile for everyone she meets. Jade beads, coral lips and Camac Street express tl1e outside of Helen. ,.., ,,... , .. , 1 5 li l MARY J. COLLINS 1522 West Erie Avenue 1 Mamie 5 2 3 Another member of our class who has been seen and heard from but little. She exists among us in a quiet, gentle man- ner, but she has not concealed her Worth from us. MARGARET 'COYLE 223 North Fiftieth Street KdP6g!9 Our uightivzgalef' ' lVe've enjoyed our terms with you, Peg. Too bad you've hidden your talent at P. N. S. Only those who went on bird tripsn k110W the relief your voice brings after listening for hours to songs of other birds, WVe wish you luck in teach- ing! Don't spoil your voice by repeating all your troubles to Tloppy. E. JEANETTE CRANKSHANV 1125 Foulkrod Street Jeanette Wle didn't learn to know you very well while at P. N. S. XVe heard you occasionally in class. NVe were a busy re- sponsive class, as you perhaps realized. lVe watched you as we watched the others, yet when we came to write you up we found a big question mark in our heads. l 24

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Philadelphia Normal School Swninr III RUTH DOUGHERTY 1432 Cayuga Street lVe have been told that a good teacher is one that is strong on black looks. XVe are sure, then, that Ruth will make a dandy teacher, for when it come.s to strong looks she surely can give them. But no matter how she looks at the children, she showers sweet smiles on us. VVe return the smiles Ruth gives, for we're all very fond of her. ELEANOR DOYLE 2421 South Twentieth Street lWhoever originated the saying, Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you, must have been thinking of Eleanor, because she seems to voice the same sentiments. VVe like and admire these easy-going people who let well enough alone and keep away from worry-which means We also like Eleanor a lot. I-IESTER EDEIKEN 2412 South Fifth Street ' CCS!! Exercise your body, and above all things, exercise your tongue! Hester's ought to be healthy, for she never forgets. It would seem queer to see her for five consecutive minutes with- out a word to say. But it's a good thing to be able to talk under all circumstances and to this person We gladly say, Keep it up. VIVIAN EDELMEN 408 Carpenter Street li size counted for anything, Vivian would be out of luck. She is the smallest member of our class tand probably the 1T10St,lGI161'get1c when it comes to knittingb. XVe have been told that 'good things come in small packages. If this is true, we have a treasure in our midst. 2 26