Philadelphia Normal School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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i t 4 I Class of fune 1923 J ANGELINE PETRILLO 2220 South Sixty-third Street Yoi1r1g though thou art, thine eye Hath strayed upon, some favour that it longs, None other than Angeline stands out as the genius of the Hgure. lVe don't refer to fashionsg we mean math, i 4 ADA C. PERL-INI 1119 Cross Street 'tYoa by the help of time and time Can make that song which was hut rhyme Seem, shall we say it, almost dii:i1ze? In a class of musical geniuses Ada deserves a stellar 'role. Ada is extremely clever at music and is the Cecile Chaminade of Senior 5. 'iilizgeliizien ANGELICA PETTIFORD T5 VV. Duval Street, G'm't'n. Angelica Through her flesh methiizks is seert The brighter soul that dwells- ioithip. Our eyes the subtle covering pass And see the lily through its glass. Here's to the clay when Angelica will be repeating the work of Pestalozzi to the heathen tribe in the suburbs of Pitts- burgh. May her eltorts be successful. DOROTHY PETTIT 2856 North Marshall Street C6-Dot!! But in he-r ditty, prompt at erery call, She -watched and weptg she pray'cl anal felt, for all. To Dot We owe the graduation of half of Senior 5. Through her efforts We have been made to fit the qualifications for teachers. Three shouts for Dot! I I GCA-de!! 43

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Philadelphia Normal School INEZ M. NICHUALS 6610 I.-imekiln Pike, Germantown 6KA7ipp?!?7 Come and trip fit as yon go, On the light fantastic toe. I-lere's to Inez, the Pavlowa of Senior 5. May she hare that ambition realized! W'e hope she'll defer her first public f appearance until we get our first cheeks. FRANCES E. O'BRIEN 263 South Ninth Street 6iF7,fl9l!7 Oh, she was happy, she was gay, She was nrerry all the day, And nzany ae joke our Frances had, To cheer ns np when we were sad. I-Iail to the girl who can weep as easily as she can laughg yet, find enough serious moments to put us all to shame with . her knowledge! F,..,,.W,... ,MW , . ,.,e,. ,.... . .. MAY E. OYVEN 2436 North Thirty-tllird Street 4 CIA-101177 The shallow rnnrnrnr, lint the deep are dumb. Who gets all tl1e A's in Senior 5? May Owen. lVho gets all the knowledge in Senior 5? May Owen. l In other words, who's the genius of Senior 5? May Owen. l 5 JEAN SHEPPARD 2223 Tasker Street Jean', I A smile recelnes the uvonnding of a frown. At least this is true of Jean's smile. lVhenever we feel hopelessly blue, Jean plays Pollyanna and is 21 ray of sunshine that brightens the Corner where she is. lVe don't have to promenade the campus for our rays of sunshine. 42 l

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Philadelphia Normal School FLORENCE PFEIFFER 1752 North VVarnoek Street y 2 Floss TVhile words are but a passing art, The strains of music touch the heart, i To linger erer therefi YVe appreciate the fact that Florence devoted her time to music. Her magniiicent achievement reflects the wisdom of he1 choice. ' JULIA PORTER 1307 VValnut Street '4Jiile 'lifter so long a race as l have rim, through fairy land, Wlhioh those six books compile, Gite leafve to rest me. If, in, a former incarnation, Julia met John Ruskin, she must have afforded the inspiration for King's Treasuries. She is always exploring the vast realms of books. BIATIJILDA PORRECCA 1843 S0llth BPOHCI Street scTila7 Mathilda has one of the most congenial dispositions in the group. In addition, she is also a valuable and ardent sup- porter of the theory of co-operation. And altogether, Noah YVebster might well have used Mathilda as a synonym for charm. EDNA POULSON 1540 South Nineteenth Street Day had awakened all things that be, The lark, the tlwisli, and the swallow free, But fast asleep in bed lay shef' From Edna's habit C?J of promptness we've concluded that she 1S an ardent disciple of Rousseau. Never let a small matter like promptuess stand between you and sleep. 44 1