Philadelphia Normal School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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5 5 1 ...V K. ,f , 'N Philadelphia Normal School 2: I 4 Sfvninr IV N LILLIAN JASNER 2548 North Twenty-eig11th Street ' Lill I douft kuoio Cl thing gg! TfVas e'er Lilliaifs pleag Now iohy does such ignorance TViu her an E? '59 Q . l 55 MARIAN JENKS 605 Sixty-sixth Avenue, Oak Lane . . I 'Tis a sigu of lmowleclge, people say, A To scarcely talk the licelong day,- t' If this is true you take the prize- L You surely must be very uzise. -I .ye ,EQ JULIA C. KELLEY ' 2227 South sixty-mil-d su-get Jule . TfVheu iu doubt, leave it out, lWas ueoer Juliafs uvayg -2 Ufheu iu doubt, go find out, Souuds much more like her lay. 4 i KATHRYN M. KELLY 2114 South Fifteenth Street fflfiffyi' ' Kitty! Kitty! Tllhere have you been? Out of the icorld I fearg Hcweu't you heard the dreadful news? Skirts are 'worn Ioug this year. .34 I Q

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Class of fune 1923 , Mrxncannfr I-IUTTON Gienoiaen, Pa. 'L6P6ggy!7 . Picture a tall girl, clad cor1'ectly from head to toe, behaving in the proper manner, and you have Peggy You Cannot 1mag1ne her the least bit fussed or agitated. She has the grace and manner to make us agree with Scott and say- of noble race the lady came. , T MARTHA JAMEISON 3347- N01-ai 15th street Jimmy Jack of all trades, master of all. t If it's discussing a lesson, writing a poem or a parody, or getting her- section out of a scrape at a critical moment, count on Jimmy, she'll do it! NVe hope her wittiness and willingness to help others will make her as popular with her future classes as she is with us. ' 33

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Class of fune 1923 JULE KENNELLY 3028 North Fairhill Street A dandy girl, ufe ull should say If we zvere asked to talk: Just set us right on one small point, A Where did she get that walk? Haba It somehow seems so queer to us, TVheu, all the rest do fret and fuss You 'LLTOTIG without a thought of doom- Aud spend your time in drawing room. ELIZABETH KERR 4632 WVyoming Avenue, F1' calgettyea A rendezvous on every floor, A nice young swam at every door, TVhat could a student ask for-more? MABEL KILLEN 5117 Hazel a11kfo1'd Avenue ELIZABETH KRAUSKOPF Fort XVllSl1illgt011 HLiz77 Our huts go off to 'Lizubeth, For suu or 7.Ci'ILdN or rain, She rose before the break-o-day, To catch the morning train. 35