Philadelphia Normal School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Class of fune I9 3 FLORENCE GRIMM 1123 Tioga Avenue '6Peteo ' Peter towers above us so in height that we have to look up to her. NVe would look up to her anyway-for such a girl deserves admiration. Senior' loudly sings the praise of this Peter Grimm -especially on gym days. W When the Whole section praises her you can vouch for it she's worth it. i 1' - N -. 9x57 : 1' .7 vw -- x ' ll 95' VS? 5'Jt1.wM . 2.131 :- was fm ,yi4,.-ogy: vt , Qgv, .V .--We wi X-4 flyw- 1 N 4 KN f, -. ,V . ' ,ii s 4 S V' 4. at li,-f t ste- as iz,1. -Yi?-if 4 1 :--z - Q: wiv' .fs 5 N7S,':1. K - V ' ' if as 11' -M o lit? wdaiyfsifffx 'i iff 11 ,s,:1'1ss, K - f W x 'ty- ,. ffni' l 1 i 1 mi' ' , X i 51 f. 1 Qayv '- ll' x' , . ' .- 2 Sw: . . ,tmqssmsfg .gf wg as ,zito 1-lc ,. 5 f 2 P MAY F. HARNETT 3339 Ridge Avenue XVhen we speak of womans crowning gloryj' we are de- scribing May. VVe began by gasping our admiration. Now we Wonder if any like result could be procured through use of the druggist's formula. Then We sigh submissively, and realize that it cannot be done. Tell us, May, whatever wilt thou do when the kiddies dream this way? DOROTHY HARVESON - 5416 North Lawrence Street Hawe ' Don't be in a hurry, there's plenty of time. Harve was a philosopheer when she evolved this maxim in this hurrying- scurrying world. She lives up to it, too. Vfhatever you do, Harve, don't let this modern world of time-savers, clock- stoppers, speed-hounds and space-diminishers change your ways. For, in the long run, you'll beat 'em all. EDYTHE I-IAYVKINS 5441 Morris Street Here is a quiet person-one whom we'd hardly know was with us. But when she did speak we listened to her words of wisdom, for we truly believe that a quiet person usually , has the most to say-if she'd only say it. She has the enviable ability to say and do the right thing at the right time. W 431 -' 'H '-A---- -- -Q -A 'U' -- ....- - .. -0- f .N ug.,-,,, 4, ,..

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Philadelphia Normal Sclzool HELEN GILL We never realized how much we thought of Helen until a long sickness kept her away from us. If, during that time, she thought of us as much as We thought of her We're satistied. She is the kind ofsteady person that you just C2lI1,l3 116119 liklng- When she is not around it doesn't take you long to miss her. SARA GOOD 642 North Forty-ninth Street CiZu7, To put your finger on the one thing about Zu that makes you like her is impossible. She's just such an all-around good sport that you can't help admiring her. She's there in athletics, she's up in her work, she's a loyal friend and, Well, she's great-that tells it all. - ALICE GOULEY 2634 Kensington Avenue When Rachmaninoff passes into the Beyond, Alice is the one in our midst Who must needs take his place. However, certain conditions will be characteristic of her- concerts.. There must always be an air blowing or Alice will suffocate in the very climax of her divine melody. Moreover, the audience will always be equipped with dictionaries, so it can appreciate her side remarks. You-o-ou-you tell 'em, Alice. lVe stutter too much. . KATHERINE B. GRILLET 1951 North Caniac Street aslgillysa Have you tried to find a girl called Katherine Grillet around school? You didn't find her? H K man called Billy Grillet' around here? I-la, you didn't have to look! I guess not. Theres no reason why Billv hides her femininity under her masculine name, unless it's another of h.1.- ..,. ff- .. .iv n - - ei iish ways to kid us along. Ilowever, we dont mind that. In fact, we wouldn't change it, for as Billy she is clearer to us all. ave you looked for an Irish- 30

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4 LN HEXVLTD 440 Preston Street Philadelphia Normal School ANNA R. HERBERT 1501 Venango Street Ann As a member of tl1e class, Anna is utterly indispensable. Her hearty support, and her true loyalty inspire us all toward greater achievements. Ann has a highly developed sense of the artistic. However, we have a sneaking notion that she will use it to brighten some pretty bungalow, rather than to decorate the classroom blackboard. ml lVhen. confusions all mound us, and ezvcitemerntk Mummy high, TfVe can al-ways count on Jean to bring us down from out the sky. Just as a lighthouse safeguards a ship from going on unseen rocks, so Jean, by her steady guidance, has carried us over periods of storm and stress. Her strength of character is self-evident. Go to it, Jeanie, and let the kiddies have some of it. GRACINE HOLDEN 5723 North Sixth Street There are parts of a certain verb which describe Gracine. They are: Do-doing-done. One can only say that such a leader is bo1'n, not made. HoWever,bGracine did not spend all her energies on affairs of state, as Athletic Association and Student Association president, for she always entered into class sprees. YVe admire her, we work for hers we love l1er. HELEN HULETT 1335 North Twenty-iirst Street It took Helen a long time to decide whether she liked our company fSenior 3'sJ or Senior fs best. But we're mighty glad she decided in our favor. She's quiet, most decidedly so, but you know what these quiet people are capable of. Helen is a worker and she gets results. Needless to say you'd like her if you knew her. 32