Philadelphia Normal School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Philadelphia Normal School ,r.., ....,... . . . E l l L... .., NIARY YVATT MCVVILL.IAlXIS 135 Franklin Street, Johnstown, Penna. MARY MCCULKEN 1041 Belmont Avenue Int the depths of those pools all truths lie. Here we have a girl just chuck full of personality. Love of art, and a keen appreciation of life in general shines forth from those shining eyes , teIHD91'211T19I1f, SW99DiDg, V211'.Vi11g, yet compelling, has completely captivated us. She has been a valuable gem in our midst. l acluaryn Too wise to err, too good to be unlciudf' Mary is the kind of girl one suspects of being successful in everything she undertakes. She has proved herself efficient through her sensible manner and her absolute dependability. Yet, underlying this exterior manner, We have discerned a depth of feeling and affection. Mary is a girl to know, to esteem, to lovef' AL-MA FRANCES MOORE 4626 Penn Street , Alma Alma has played, perhaps unconsciously, the role of a par- ticularly jolly little sunbeam piercing the gloom. lVe have been alternately cheered by her ever-ready flashing smile, amused by her suffusing blushes, and entertained by l1er peculiar manner of dancing. But Alma is sadly alilicted by a strange incurable malady known-as Frankforditis. She is blessed with a childish candor delightful to witness. It is an open secret that sl1e is an ardent believer in Santa Claus. CATHERINE FRANCES MOLONEY 2613 Oxford sa-eer Pat None lanewf her but to love her, None name her but to praisef' I-lere's to the maid of the ready laugh and the scintillating Celtic wit: Best of all, we will remember her as the truest of friends. May the fountain of her wit continue to prove an oasis to all around her. 38

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Class of func 1923 MARION JANE MCEARLAN 4026 Spring Garden Street Marion . HA rery particular little elf Tllho finds it hardest to please herself. The exclusive taste that Marion displays in the line of clothes cliaracterizes all her actions and motives, for she is Hup to datel' in everything, socially, intellectually, as Welllas sartorially. Good luck, Marion, may you be just as smilingly successful in everything, s ESTHER M. MCCAFFERTY 6018 Wasliington Avenue MESH A flush so fair was never seen On 77'LUtd6l1,.S' cheeks beforeg A flush that's real is what I mean, Not one bought in a store. COURTNEY McCARD 45 West Duval Street 4'None can resist her. - TVha,t',9 more-none has a right to try. YVe admire Courtney for many things, but oh-how she can tell stories! Fairyland was just around the corner for Court- ney. Beauty may be only skin-deep, but We can't believe this Where she is concerned. ELEANOR MCCHESNEY 42 Union Avenue, Bala, Cynwyd Eleanor 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear. In the middle of our Senior year Eleanor was suddenly re- moved froni our midst and sent prematurely to the Adjunct. XVe all missed her very much, especially since she had kept us supplied with tloaters, Punchbowls, etc. Eleanor is pos- sessed of a never failing sense of humor, which has Won her many friends. QF' ul i I l

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Class of func 1923 MARGARET COVENTRY MILLICK 2513 N. 20th Street Peg 'fSineerity is an openness of heart to gain, confidence in others. YVe feel that Peg, in addition to her school teaching, is capable of tutoring a class in the gentle art of blushing, Peggy is most sympathetic and can give the cleverest advice. So we turn to her in every deadly crisis. Thanks, Peggy, we'll miss you and your advice terribly. SUSAN KATHERINE MILLER 2704 Somerset Street I 66,817,660 When once the young heart of a 71ZCLll677, is stolen, The maiden herself will steal after it soon. Sue is a regular girl, kind, thoughtful, loving and, above all, sincere. These splendid qualities show themselves in her voice. Take care of it, Sue, great possibilities lie in a com- forting voice. ANNE GRACE MEYERS 2362 North Twentieth Street I P 'Ami' ' Va1'fiety tis the spice of lifef' Ann possesses Ra subtle somethingi' which we find hard to understand. WVhen Ann smiles she sparkles and carries you right along with her. This certainly should be a valuable asset in a classroom, for Pedagogical success depends largely on variety, and we know that Anne can ably furnish this requisite, especially in smiles. I ELIZABETH MARIE MEYER 1144 North Fourth Street It is .the tranq-nil people who accomplish much. 4 Although Elizabeth doesn't talk much about what she does, I have a faint suspicion that it would be awfully inter- esting. Her perpetual smile and her good nature won a place in our hearts, so we are unanimous in saying that Elizabeth I is a lovable girl, and we wish her every success. 39