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(1)National Louis University. Digital Commons@NLU Yearbooks. Archives and Special Collections. 1935. The National, 1935 National College of Education. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.nl.edu/yearbooks Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Education, National College of, "The National, 1935" (1935). Yearbooks. 63. https://digitalcommons.nl.edu/yearbooks/63. This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at Digital Commons@NLU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Yearbooks by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@NLU. For more information, please contact digitalcommons@nl.edu..

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(8) THE n a t 1. 9 3 5. i. ona. l II. UolumeXX. III. National College. || I. of. Education Eudnston,. Illinois. II.

(9) CThe Purpose of This "Book HIS book college.. to serve as a record for the year 1935 in our. is. It. is. a record of the. which furnish the trimmings for our. many and college. life.. varied activities. Through. these. we come in contact with others who have common interests, and we form many friendships. We have chosen "Activities" as the theme for. this. book, because of their great importance. dation for friendships.. A/:. as a. foun-.

(10) and IDhat. It. Contains. Personalities. ^Traditions. and Euents Organizations. Page. five.

(11) VJe Honor AS "ACTIVITIES" J.. Y. Miss Weiler. book. She. is. is. the one. is. the. theme for our book, we. the one to. who. whom we. felt that. wished to dedicate. guides our excursions, clubs, and notifies. us of interesting happenings. around. us.. We. owe her. a. debt of. gratitude for her keen interest in our activities.. She. ready with. and more,. a smile. honor Miss Weiler.. Page. six. and. this. a cheerful. word. For. this,. is. always. we.

(12) Jessie IDeiler.

(13) STAFF Nord Gretchen Collins Marion Binswanger Svea D.. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Assistant Editor. Betty Torrison Virginia. Bennett. .. .. Business. Manager. Ass't Business. Manager. Betty Reeves. Art Editor. ..... Coleman Hope Carroll Miss Mabel Kearns Louise. Photograph Editor. ..... Mrs. Marguerite Taylor Miss. Organization Editor. Clara Belle Baker. .. .. Business Advisor .. .. .. .. Art Advisor. Literary Advisor.

(14) Death of Francis Marion Arnold. ON THE. evening of the. member and. He was. attending. a. May. friend, Francis. Festival,. our beloved faculty. Marion Arnold, passed away.. dinner at the Cordon Club. when. he fainted. and within five minutes was gone. The services were held at Boydston Funeral Parlors, 4227 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, on Saturday morning, May 25, at ten o'clock. Interment was at Graceland Cemetery. In. life. he always wanted. his friends to. faith in the goodness of the universe. of. man. to. him now. overcome every. disaster,. be. happy and. full of. and the power of the. even death.. in recognizing the glorious reality. We. which. is. spirit. will not fail his. today..

(15) board of Trustees. Conrad H. Poppenhusen. Conrad H. Poppenhusen,. President. Andrew MacLeish, Vice-President Edna Dean Baker, Vice-President Mrs.. William Sutherland, Secretary Fred A. Cuscaden, Treasurer Mrs. Philip D. Armour,. Ctto. III. Barnett Mrs. Alfred R. Bates R.. Ralph E. Church Abel Davis William M. McMillan Mrs. Alexander W. Moseley John E. Stout. Page ten.

(16) Founder. Elizabeth Harrison. NO. PERIOD. recall. scene described in Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, where. of the college history. some mention of the. a. Christian was. shown. is. complete without. steadfast loyalty of. in the fire. its. alumnae.. I. upon which water was constantly. being poured, but which, nevertheless, diminished not nor decreased in heat.. On. expressing his astonishment at the sight,. Christian was taken to the other side of the wall, where he saw. someone feeding the fire with oil. Then he understod why the water would not quench it. The love and inspiration of our alumnae were at all times the oil which kept burning the fire of my enthusiasm over life until no indifference or failure, ill health,. from the outside world, had any effect so long as I could look each week into their faces, and faces such as theirs illuminated with the light that 'never was on land or sea.' " From "Sketches Along Life's Way." lack of funds, or opposition. Page eleven.

(17) Friendships Friendships. They. at. National. at. National,. are planted in. autumn. When gay leaves are falling And new faces appear! Friendships at National,. They grow. When Of. in the winter. Christmas brings singing. carols. so dear!. Friendships at National,. They blossom. in springtime. When fair girls are And the May Queen. dancing is. here!. Friendships at National,. They. bear fruit in. summer. When letters are winging And bright greetings cheer!.

(18) President. Edna Dean Baker. i. Page thirteen.

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(20) Personalities Page fifteen.

(21) Miss A. Adams Miss MacLennan. Miss Davis Miss McElroy. Dr. Kappes Mrs. Fehr. Faculty Agnes Adams, M.A., Acting Chairman. of Supervision Department; Measurement and School-. room Procedure. Mary Adams, M.A., Librarian; Library Science. Francis M. Arnold, Interpretation of Music; History of Art. Clara Belle Baker, M.A., Director of Demonstration School; Organization and Construction of Curriculum; Reading in the. Edna Dean Baker, M.A.,. New. Curriculum.. President of the College; Education and the Changing Social Order;. Religious Education.. Beatrice Billings,. Sara. B.S.,. Foods and Nutrition; Textiles and Clothing.. Black, B.A., Director, 5th Grade, Demonstration School. Viggo Bovbjerg, Manual Training; Mental Hygiene. L.. Page sixteen.

(22) Miss Weller Miss Linnell Mrs.. Mrs.. Rumry. Mrs. Taylor. Campbell. Mr. Arnold. Miss DeBlois. Miss. Mount. Virginia Byington, M.A., Co-Director 7th and 8th Grades, Demonstration School.. Miriam Brubaker,. B.S., Director,. Nursery School, Demonstration School; Dramatic Play.. Minnie Campbell, M.A., Children's Charles F. Davis, M.A., History of. Literature; Child Psychology. Civilization;. History of Religions; U.. S.. History;. Eco-. nomics; History of Philosophy.. Helene. K. Davis, B.A., Assistant Registrar.. Anne De. Blois, M.A., Director, 2nd Grade, Demonstration School.. Mildred Dittman,. Assistant to the Director, Demonstration School.. Hazel Ducles, M.S., Speech, Demonstration School. Emma J. Dumas, French, Demonstration School. Louise Farwell, Ph.D., Academic Achievement; Studies and Schoolroom Procedure.. Phyllus M. Fehr,. Verna. in Child. Development; Measurement. Secretary to the President.. Finger, M.S., Voice and Diction; Speech Re-education.. 1 Page seventeen.

(23) Miss. Martha. Hatch. Mrs. Galvarro Miss Kenagy. Miss. Kearns. Miss. Dittman. Miss Miss Ford. Middleton Mrs. Byington. D. Fink, M.A., Parent Education; Mental Hygiene of Childhood; Measurement of. Intelligence; Children's Literature.. Edith Ford,. B. A., Director, 6th Grade,. Demonstration School; Arithmetic. in. the. Later Ele-. mentary School.. Orlin D. Frank, Marjorie Fruit,. M.S., Science. B.S., Textiles. and Clothing.. Pauline Galvarro, M.A., English Composition; Literature. Violet Geiger, M.S., Director, 4th Grade, Demonstration. School; Arithmetic in the Elemen-. tary School; Social Studies in the Elementiry School.. Mary Gonnerman,. B.S., Director, 3rd Grade, Demonstration School. Alice Meyers Goodfellow, B.A., Accompanist.. Dorothy Hatch, B.E., Assistant Director, Mary Crane Nursery School, Hull House. Harriet Howard, M.A., Director of Department of Supervision; Director, Illinois State Emergency Nursery Schools, 1934-3 5.. Page eighteen.

(24) Miss Williams. Mrs. Black Miss M. Adams. Martha Hutcheson,. Mr. Davis Miss. Miss. Gonnerman. Miss Fruit. Brubaker Miss Fink. Dietitian, Marienthal.. Louise O. Kappes, M.D., Examining and Consulting Physician.. Mabel Kearns, B.E., Secretary of the College; Arithmetic Technique. Nina Kenagy, B.S., Director, Mary Crane Nursery School, Hull House. Frances Kern, M.A., Orientation; Nursery School Education; Childhood Education. Florence Linnell, B.E., Secretary of Bureau of Recommendations. Nellie MacLen nan, M.A. Edith Maddox,. ;. Fine and Industrial Arts; Manuscript WYiting; Social Studies.. B.S., Director,. Kindergarten, Demonstration Schools; Nursery School Education.. M. Frances McElroy, M.A., Registrar; Administration. Elizabeth Middleton, Assistant Librarian. Etta M. Mount, Folk Dancing, Creative Rhythms, Games, Pageantry. Mary Pope, M.D., Examining Physician, Child Hygiene, Physiology. Jeanette Risler, Accompanist.. Jean Hislop Rumry,. B.M., Music Education.. Page nineteen.

(25) Mrs Goodfellow Mme. Dumas. Dr. Frank Miss Billings. Miss Steel Miss Staley. David W. Russell, M.A., Co-Director, 7th and 8th Grades, Demonstration School; Educational Measurements, Geography, Teaching Science.. Eunice Sasman, B.A., Bookkeeper. Vera G. Sheldon, M.A., Psychology, Handicapped Child, Remedial Wren Staley, M.A., Dean of Students; English. Elizabeth Steel, Hostess and Head of Marienthal. Marguerite C. Taylor, Art Structure, Interior Decoration. Jessie Weiler, Recreational Advisor.. Measures.. Stella Walty, R.N., Attending Nurse.. Dorothy Weller, B.S., Childhood Education, Arithmetic in Estelle R. Weltman, R.N., Nursing. Louise St. John Westervelt, Voice Training, Choral Singing. Nellie. Ball Whitaker,. B.E.,. Director,. 1st. Elementary School.. Grade, Demonstration School;. Language.. Anne Goodwin. e. twenty. Williams,. B.E., History of. Childhood Education, Sociology. Reading and.

(26) SECRETARIES Evelyn A. Allen, B.A. Marjorie Cooley. AND. OFFICE ASSISTANTS. Myrtle Nelson Eunice Sasman. Mrs. Grace. Mueller. Jane Hayes. Page twenty-one.

(27) Know Them. Their Friends ]]ou Shall. Bi]. THE. quaint negroes of Mississippi, where she grew up, the economical. Camp Oak. bers of her Scotch family, the creative girls of tall. pine trees of Northern Michigan, where she spends her vacations,. are the oft-quoted friends of Nellie. With. a. family of five talented brothers and. her to England,. way from. and. sisters,. as. many. brothers-. mother. why. She. does Louise Farwell need other friends?. and left-eyed people, scattered. all. Ellensburg, Washington, where she once taught in a normal. New. school, to. these. recently celebrated their golden anniversary, and an affluent aunt. doesn't, but she has them, both right-eyed. the. —. Mac Lennan.. and-sisters-in-law, with nine capable nieces and nephews, a father and. who have who takes. mem-. Openings, the. Haven, Connecticut, where. she got that Ph.. His playmates have been Dementia Praecox. cases. D. the Psychopathic. at. Hospital, the insane at the Kankakee State Hospital, epileptic patients at the. Chicago State Hospital, patients. afflicted. with hemoplegial paralysis. Michael. at. Reese Clinic, unemployed youths at Hull House, problem boys at Gadshill Center, and beautiful and admiring girls in three colleges for. women!. No. wonder Viggo Bovbjerg understands recreation and human nature! Clubs, societies, and associations contain the organized friendships of. Dean. Baker.. The. Edm. Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrim Fathers, the honor societies. of Phi Beta Kappa, Pi. Lambda Theta, and. Childhood Education of which she. is. Gammu Mu,. Pi. the Association of. president, the National Council of Parent. Education and the National Association of Nursery Education, both of which she serves as a. member. of the board, and the. College of Education of which she or. more. societies. How their. Alumnae Association of National daughter, are among the twenty. a favorite. which claim her membership and her. well her friends play bridge,. homes. Kearns. is. are decorated,. who knows how. how. and their budgets. to do. all. friendship.. how well known by Mabel. well they drive cars, are. managed,. these things well. and. is. also. knows her. friends. well.. A. typewriter which he clicks at two A. M.,. straight,. books in the. fields. of psychology,. a. camera which he shoots. theology,. science. and. political.

(28) science,. all. Kenyon Theological College and Western Reserve. the professors at. Hawken. University, the boys at. whom. everyone loves, are. his friendships at. National hold him. School, and a wife. good friends of David Russell.. May. here indefinitely!. The fans who admire her and her. pageants, the adoring counselors and. campers of beautiful Oak Openings, the business friends. who meet. dinner dates, her brother and nephew in California, are. praying that Etta. Mount. new automobile. will drive her. all. her. at. straight!. Marguerite Taylor and her mother and son entertain their friends in. charming home which she has remodeled and redecorated fashion; and. when. the friends are envious, Mrs. Taylor. is. a. in Early- American. ready to help them. remodel and redecorate until their homes are equally quaint and charming.. The Chicago Council president,. editors. of. the. of Childhood Education of which she. Presbyterian. and Methodist boards for. an ex-. is. whom. she. Hardy of Child's Own Way fame, her sister Mary who Denver and her young nephew of Boulder, Colorado, are among the. writes books, Marjorie teaches in. Agnes Adams.. cherished friends of. A. Friendship Fireplace in O. D. Frank's house at the Dunes. stones. which traveling friends have brought him from the. earth.. Around. evenings,. As modest she. is. this fireplace. smoke. their pipes. brother. who. is. talk.. a professor at. in his. no doubt the chief. heroes of. American. How. well. to her student at. Wren. and alumnae friends,. Cambridge, Massachusetts, of her. home. at. What more. field. of education, and. have the Roosevelts to boast of?. Wheaton and. his. growing son and daughter. interests of Charles Davis, but other cronies are the. history, the old hens. real estate at auction.. gather on chilly. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and her. the other an honor student there.. The new baby. his friends. graduate of Harvard entering the. a. built of. suppose they discuss flora and fauna.. proud of her old home. two nephews, one. are. We. Anne Williams seems. as. really very. "Out Door" Frank and and. is. far corners of the. May. on. his deals bring. his. farm, and the dealers. who. sell. wealth to the family!. Staley enjoys her friends!. They include. of Shakespeare, Tolstoy, O'Neill and Bernard Shaw, about. all. the characters. whom. she. knows.

(29) more than the. rest of us, the negro actors of Evanston, the birds of the North Shore, and the ad miring faculty and students of National College of Education!. Frances Kern loves the East and her cottage in Maine where she is very domestic in the summer. She loves Lucy Gage of Peabody College, the Nursery School,. which. she has studied in. tion Fellowship,. Oh, boy!. England and Germany, and the whose convention she once attended in Denmark.. How. Elizabeth Middleton's friends love to hear her talk!. popular with the boys and. Club of N. C.. girls. E., her nieces. Educa-. She. and nephews. and the innkeepers few summers ago.. in Cincinnati, a. troubles with petulant parents and disobedient bus drivers and. responsible student teachers are. Dittmann has beaux and pretty. is. of the Demonstration School, the Dramatic. Merrie England, through which she motored. Her. New. all. when evening comes, and there are many places. forgotten. frocks,. in. ir-. for Mildred to dance in. Chicago! Florence LinnelPs hobbies are gardening, knitting needles, Francis Parker School which her niece and her nephew attend, and antique chairs, which sometimes collapse in the office of her Placement Bureau, when aspiring seniors are interviewing perspiring superintendents.. Among. the friends of Louise St.. of ninety-six with. whom. she. John Westervelt are numbered her aunty makes her home, a stately Episcopalian minister,. who summers. at the same resorts, and the classic composers and jazz artists whose works she has interpreted as conductor, through cathedral choirs and harmonic choruses in company with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and. other distinguished groups of musicians.. Everybody knows that. college is managed by the Secretary to the Presimanaged Monticello College and National College, managing her home and her Harry as well. a. dent, and Phyllus Fehr has so. and. now. she. is. Martha Fink admires Roosevelt,. who. Hitler, Mussolini. and Stalin and. all. others. think daring thoughts and do daring deeds, and we suspicion that she admires the young daredevils in the Demonstration School of whom she makes. diary records..

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(31) Senior Class Officers 1934. -. 1935. Clarissa Stull, President. Ruth McCracken, Vice-President Margaret Halverson, Secretary Esther Stoddard, Treasurer Frances O'Brien,. Page twenty-six. Social. Chairman.

(32) Bb. v. Wk. Jfl. a. NT.. ^L. Anda Coleman. Club. Benning Croak. Chicago,. New. Hazel Benning, Camanche,. Brown. Donohue. Erickson. Spring Festival. Carroll Ferguson. Book Club. '34;. '3 5;. Clark Fish. "Y". York. Graduate Club Iowa.. B.. E.. Degree. Thanksgiving Festival. '34;. Curriculum Committee. '3. '3 5;. '35;. Choir. 5;. '3 5.. Graduate. '3 5.. Jet Black, Chicago, '34;. '3 5;. Black. 1. '33, '34.. Priscilla Beals, Buffalo,. Club. Degree. B. E.. Illinois,. ^1. a. jsl. Beals Cornils. June Anda,. M. *J*. tory Chairman. Degree. B. E.. Illinois.. Dramatic Club Secretary. Daisy Chain. '3 5;. Council '35; Dramatic Club. '3. Chairman. Social. 5;. '3. '32,. Children's Play. 3;. '33,. '3. 2;. Dramatic Club President. Thanksgiving Festival. '33; Spring Festival '34; '3. 5;. Mother's. Day. Play. '34;. Dormi-. '3. College. 3;. '34.. Gladys Brown, Mexico City, Mexico. B. E. Degree '35; International Club Secretary '33, '34. Hope Carroll, Wilmette, Illinois. Class Treasurer '3 3; Class Vice-President '34; Christmas Chain. Festival '33, '34; Spring Festival '33, '34; Daisy. President '35; Glee tional". '3 5;. Club. '32, '33, '34, '35;. Illinois.. '35;. Louise Coleman, Hyde Park,. man. '34;. '3 5;. College Council. Adamary Donohue,. York.. Book Club. matic Club. '33,. Helen Erickson, '3 5;. Evanston, '35;. '34,. Little. B. E.. Choir. '32, '33, '34;. Glee Club. Photo Editor, "The Na-. '33,. B.. B.. E.. Degree. '3 5;. '3 5;. Scholarship. Dramatic Club. '3 5;. '3 5;. '3 5;. Scholarship. '3 5;. '3 5.. Book Club President. Degree B. E.. "Y" Club. India.. E. Degree. Degree. B. E.. Rock, Arkansas.. Susan Ferguson, Madras, Frances Fish, Ames, Iowa.. B. '3 5;. '34,. Illinois.. Graduate Club. '3 3;. Curriculum Committee. New. Emily Cornils, Chicago, Illinois. Ruth Croak, La Grange, Illinois.. Treasurer. A. Degree. B.. Annual Organization Editor '3 5;. '33;. '32, '33, '34;. '3 5.. Children's Play. Elizabeth Clark, Evanston, Graduate Club President. "Y" Club. International. Travel Club. '3 5;. '3 5;. Activity Chair-. Spring Festival '34,. "Y" Club '34. '3 5. Club '3 5; "Y" Club '3 5. '32;. '3 5.. Degree '35; Spring Festival '34; Play '34; Dra'34, '35.. E. Degree. '3. 5; Scholarship '3 5;. Dormitory Hall. '3 5.. B. E.. Degree. '3 5;. International Club '35; Graduate. Club. '3 5.. Page twenty-seven. a.

(33) FOLLANSBEE. F.. Heaton. Hurd. FRIEDMAN. V. FRIEDMAN Jackson. Susan Follansbee, Chicago,. FRITZ. GRAY. HaIGLER. Jacobey. M. Jacobsen. V. Jacobsen. Travel Club '34,. Illinois.. '3 5;. HaLVERSON Jameson. Devotional Committee Chairman. '34, '35.. Frances Friedman, Festival '34,. St.. '3 5;. Louis, Missouri.. Choir. Violet Friedman, Chicago,. Mary Ellen. Degree. B. E.. '3 5;. Christmas Festival. '34, '3 5;. Degree. B. E.. Illinois.. '3 5;. Spring Festival '34.. Grand Rapids, Michigan. B. E. Degree '3 5; Spring Festival Club Treasurer '3 5; Choir '34; Book Club '34, '3 5; Children's Play '3 5. Fritz,. Gwendolyn Gray, Glen Ellyn, Illinois. Ruth Haigler, Arvada, Wyoming. B. Travel Club. Margaret Halverson, Humboldt, '3 5;. B.. E.. Absence Committee. '3 5;. Children's Play. Clara Heaton, New. E Degree Degre:. Burnside,. "Y" Club. Festival '34;. '3. Spring Festival. Iowa.. Degree. B. E.. '3. 5;. B. E.. Degree. '3 5;. '3. 5;. Illinois.. B. E.. '32;. '3. Degree 2;. '3. '33, '34;. Dramatic Club. Travel Club. '3 3;. '33;. Page twenty-eight. '34;. Spring Festival '34; Class Secretarv. Spring Festival '34; Thanksgiving. 5;. '3 5. '3. Scholarship. 5;. Council. College. Thanksgiving Festival. '32,. '3 3,. '34, 35;. '33,. '3 5;. T. G. A. President. Vice-President. '35;. Spring. Christmas Festival '35;. '34, '35;. Student Curriculum. '34.. Lota Jacobey, Friend, Nebraska. B. E. Degree '55; Marie Jacobsen, Norway, Michigan. B. E. Degree. Verna Jacobsen, Helen Jameson,. Orchestra. Athletic Association Secretary and Treas-. Child ren's Play. 3; Class Secretary. Sophomore Festival. '3 5;. Daisy Chain '33; Children's Play '34; College Council. Committee. '34;. Illinois.. Secretary. Winifred Jackson, Evanston, '34; Class President. '3 5.. '35;. '}5.. Festival '34; Senior Athletic Representative '3 5;. Book. '34;. Second Grade State Certificate.. '3 5;. Octavia Hurd, Las Animas, Colorado. urer. Spring. Glee Club '34.. '34, '3 5;. International Club '3 5;. '3 5;. Graduate Club. Orchestra Treasurer '34;. '3 5.. Orchestra. '35.. L'Anse, Michigan.. Evanston,. Illinois.. Annual Organization Editor Book Club '30, '31, '32, '33,. B. E. '3 3;. '35.. Degree. Annual. '35;. Daisy Chain '32; Choir. Staff. '3 2,. '3. 3;. '30, '31,. '32,. Book Club Treasurer. '32,.

(34) Jennings LlNDBORG. LlNNELL. Caryl Jennings, Chicago, cil. Kranitz Mickey. JOST. Degree. B. E.. Illinois.. Jost,. Nova. Scotia,. Canada.. Chaff Staff '32; Athletic Club. "Y" Club '33, '34, '35. Verna Kumle, Chicago, Illinois. Yoshiko Kunugi, Kofu. B. E.. Degree. B. E.. T. G. A. President. Degree. Club '3 5;. '3. '3 5;. Graduate Club. 5;. '3. 5;. Lincoln. NORD. College Coun-. '3 5.. Spring Festival '34; Scholarship. Graduate Club. '3 5;. Degree. B. E.. Lawrence Nelson. '34, '35.. Glee Club '34; International Club. '31, '3 2;. City, Japan.. McCracken. Graduate Club. International. Rosalie Kranitz, Mishawaka, Indiana.. Kunugi. '3 5;. '35; Spring Festival '34; Children's Play '34;. Eleanor. Kumle mouritson. '3 3,. '34,. '3 5; '3 5;. '3 5.. Daisy Chain. '3 3;. International Club. President '34; College Council '34; International Club '33, '34, 35.. Betty Lawrence, Evanston, Illinois. College Council President '3 5; B. E. Degree '3 5; Scholarship '3 5; Class Social Chairman '3 3; T. G. A. Treasurer '33; Daisy Chain '33; Chaff Staff '33; Spring Festival '34;. Thanksgiving Festival. Book Club Bula Lincoln, Gowanda, New York. Diploma tival '34; Activities. Laura Lindborg,. '34; Mother's. Day. Play. Dramatic Club. '3 3;. '35.. '32, '33, '34;. Committee. Degree. B. E.. Joliet, Illinois.. '3 5;. Book Club Vice-President. '3 5;. Spring Fes-. '3 5. '3 5;. Spring Festival '34; Thanksgiving Festi-. val '35.. Carolyn Linnell, Oak. Park,. Illinois.. B.. E.. Degree. '3 5;. Spring Festival '34; Children's. Play '34.. Mary Mickey,. Wilmette,. Hazel Mouritson, '3 3,. Illinois.. '34, '3 5; Children's. Ruth McCracken,. B.. E.. Norfolk, Nebraska.. Degree. '3. 5;. Choir. Play '34; Dramatic Club '34;. '3 5;. Dramatic. Club. '3 5.. "Y" Club. '3 5.. Class Vice-President. '3 5;. Dormi-. Spring Festival '34; Thanksgiving Festival. '3 5;. Christ-. Belief ontaine, Ohio.. tory Governing Committee. '3 5;. Spring Festival '34; Christmas Festival '34; Choir. B. E.. Degree. '3 5;. mas Festival '3 5; Choir '34; Glee Club '34; "Y" Club '34. Adene Nelson, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin. B. E. Degree '35; Spring. Festival '33, '34; Travel. Club. Secretary and Treasurer '34; Travel Club '33, '34.. Svea Nord, "Wilmette,. Illinois.. Glee Club Vice-President. B. E. '34;. Degree. '3 5;. Annual Editor. '3 5;. Annual Photo Editor. '34;. College Council '35; Daisy Chain '33; Chaff Staff '33;. Spring Festival '34; Glee Club '32, '33, '34, '35; Absence Committee '33.. Page twenty-nine.

(35) Ohnstad. Perry. Smith. Southwick. Robinson Stewart. Frances O'Brien, South Bend,. Stoddard. Indi ana.. B. E.. Degree. Thanksgiving Festival. Festival '32, '33, '34, '35;. Ryan Stoneham. Roeder. '3 5;. Play '34; Dramatic Club '32; International Club '34,. Gertrude Perry, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.. Degree. B. E.. '3 5;. '3. 5;. Spring. Play '34, '35; Mother's. Spring Festival '34; Children's. '3 5;. "Y" Club. '3 5;. Stull. Chairman. Class Social. '34, '35; Children's. Day Play '34; Dramatic Club '33, '34; "Y" Club '35. Eleanor Ohnstad, Sharon, North Dakota. B. E. Degree. Sinclair. '3 3, '34.. Scholarship. '3 5; College Council Treasurer '35; Spring Festival '32, '33, '34; Christmas Festival '31, '32, '33, '34; Choir '32,. '33, '34,. Book Club. '35;. Mary Robinson,. lege Council '33; Daisy. Chain. '33;. Chicago,. Aileen Ryan, Kewanee, Graduate Club. Book Club. Illinois. '3 5;. '34, '3 5;. '32, '33, '34,. '3. 3;. Glee Club President '34; Col-. Spring Festival '34; Christmas. '35;. '34; Children's Play '34.. Illinois.. Degree. B. E.. Children's Play. Barbara Sinclair, Washington, D.. Garland. '32, '33.. Class Vice-President. Choir. Thanksgiving Festival. Festival '34;. Helen Roeder, '34;. Dramatic Club. '34;. Mercer, Pennsylvania.. '3 5;. '3 5;. Spring Festival '34; Thanksgiving Festival. French Club. A. B. Degree '31; Choir. C.. Graduate Club. Sleep, Madison, Wisconsin.. '3 5;. "Y" Club. '34, '35;. '34, '35.. Christmas Festival '34;. '3 5.. Degree. B. E.. '3 5;. Spring Festival '34; Travel Club '34,. '35.. Helen. Smith, Chicago,. Degree 35; Scholarship '34; Spring Festival'34; Thanks-. B. E.. Illinois.. giving Festival '33; Glee Club '32, '33, '34, '35;. "Y" Club. '33, '34, '35;. Conduct Com-. mittee '34.. Kathryn Southwick,. Chicago,. Illinois.. B. E.. Children's Play '34; Spring Festival '34,. Degree. '3 5;. '3 5;. Dramatic Club Vice-President. Thanksgiving Festival. '34;. '34;. Dramatic Club. '32, '33. '34.. Dorothy Stewart, '33; Glee. Club. Evanston,. Illinois.. B. E.. Club Secretary and Treasurer. Degree. '3. 5; Class. Secretary '34; Chaff Photo Editor. '35; Spring Festival '34;. Dramatic Club. Degree. '3 5;. '32; Glee. '33, '34, '35.. Esther Stoddard, Wilmette, Class Social. Chairman. Illinois.. '3 3;. '34;. Thanksgiving Festival. '33;. "Y" Club. '34, '35.. B. E.. Class Treasurer. '3 5;. '33; Spring Festival. '3 5;. Scholarship. Class President. '34;. T. G. A. Secretary '32; College Council '34;. Christmas Festival '34; Daisy Chain.

(36) Torrison. Weston. Trowbridge. Mrs. Lucile Stoneham, London, England. Graduate Club. R. N., Manitoba, Canada; International Club. B. E.. Degree. Chaff Business Manager. '3. 5;. Scholarship. '3 5;. Class President. Annual Art Editor Thanksgiving Festival '3 2, '34; Daisy Chain '3 3; College Council Children's Play '34, '35; Dramatic Club '32, '33, '34. '3. 2;. Wukovits. '3. "5;. '3 5.. Clarissa Stull, Freemont, Ohio. Treasurer. Wilson. '3. 3;. Betty Torrison, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. B. E. Degree '3 5; Manager '35; Chaff Assistant Editor '33; Daisy Chain. '34; '3 5;. Scholarship '3. 3;. Annual. '3 5;. Class '33;. Staff. Spring Festival '34;. '3 5;. Annual Business. Spring Festival '34; Thanks-. giving Festival '33, '34; Glee Club '35.. Jane Trowbridge, Lake '3. Forest, Illinois.. sence. Committee. "Y" Club. '32;. '3. Vinita Weston, Des Moines, Iowa. Secretary. Daisy Chain. '3 3;. Point System Committee. Leah Frances Wilson, dent. B. E.. Degree. '3. 5;. Scholarship. '3 5;. "Y" Club. Christmas Festival '33; Spring Festival '34; Daisy Chain '33; College Council. 5;. '3 5;. '3 3;. 3, '34,. B. E.. President '3 5;. Ab-. '3 5.. Degree. Orchestra. Scholarship. 35;. Treasurer. '32;. '3 5;. Student Government. Orchestra Vice-President. '3. 3;. '3 3.. Little. Rock, Arkansas.. Degree. B. E.. Spring Festival '34; Children's Tlay. '3 5;. '3 5;. Dramatic Club Vice-Presi-. Dramatic Club. '34, '3 5;. "Y" Club. '34,. '35.. Theresa Wukovits, South Bend, '34; "Y" Club '33, '34. Marjorie Armstrong, Milan,. B.. E.. Degree. '3. 5;. Scholarship. '3. 5;. Spring Festival. Illinois.. Mrs. Jane Casterline, Wilmette,. Club. Indiana.. Illinois.. Diploma. '3 5;. Curriculum Committee. '3 5;. Graduate. '3 5.. Mrs. Esther Davis, Waterloo, Iowa.. Susan Hunt,. Springfield, Illinois.. Betty Jewel, Lake. "Y" Club. Emma. Kim,. Bluff, Illinois.. B. E.. Degree. '3 5;. Children's Play '34; Dramatic Club '34;. '34.. Seoul, Korea.. College Council. '3 5;. Lucille MacLeod, Glen Ellyn,. Esther McAnulty,. Helen McClure,. Degree. B. E.. International. '3 5;. Club. International Club President '3 3,. '3 5;. Treasurer '34;. '34, '3 5.. Illinois.. Springfield,. Illi nois.. B. A.. Degree. '3. 2;. Orchestra. '3 5;. Graduate Club. '3 5.. Chiengmai, Siam.. Louise Patton, Evanston,. Illinois.. Frances Thurston, Chicago,. Illinois.. Page thirty-one.

(37) C ass. Senior. ONLY. four years, and yet. Hall. it. How. well. "kid" party which our Senior. initiation, the. we humbly entered Harrison we remember entrance week,. seems ages since. "green Freshmen".. as. History. contest, and the biggest event of the year. gave for. Sisters. —. the. us,. our. first. song. Freshman summer formal. at. the Vista del Lago.. The second year found. us a. little. bubbling with enthusiasm. During. We. our. also did. more. bolder, a little. this year. bit to beautify the College. it. self-confident, and. was our duty to publish Chaff.. Campus. at the Fall Festival.. We. and played until February, when with shivers of excitement, we ventured forth to meet Superintendents, and have our first taste of teaching studied. Then came. experience.. We. were. the. Sophomore formal. at the. Wilmette Woman's Club.. by the surroundings and the. thrilled. all. music furnished by. soft. —. At Commencement the first we had ever attended twenty-four of our members carried the Daisy Chain through which walked the graduating Seniors. How we envied them. Another year rolled around. We were Juniors, and we had to show our wisdom by our actions. By this time teaching was an old story, and we met all. Barney Richard and. his orchestra.. —. a smile. We had the privilege of working with the Annual Children's Play and the Spring Festival. Our annual Skokie Country Club this time, was most successful.. of our problems with Seniors in the. formal, held at. Now we. are in the final semester of our College career.. we have had during. forget the happy times. monthly in. which we won the baton,. We. have. left. are events. to us Senior. dinners, the dance; Baccalaureate, and. upon our College. are. The. firmly stamped on our. teas,. Commencement,. life. breakfasts, luncheons,. to. which we. are look-. with deeper appreciation and gratitude.. "LUill. Article. THE. devise,. First.. which. Week with. Senior. and. at National.. After we have each gone our separate ways, we will look back. ing forward.. WE,. will never. our Class dinners, the Children's Play, and the Song Contest,. teas,. memories.. this last year. We. Senior Class of Nineteen. I. Hundred and Thirty-Five, do. give. and bequeath:. To. our. Alma Mater: Our. desires that all future classes be larger. better, such as she deserves after struggling for four years. with students. of our inferior mentality.. Second.. To. be educated in a. Third.. To. the Faculty:. manner. All underclassmen with the hope that they. may. at least half as efficient as this Senior class.. the Junior Class:. The. privilege of parking in the parking lot. adjoining the school building, with the advice that success depends a great deal. upon the speed with which one building.. Page thirty-two. leaves. the car and. is. swallowed up in the.

(38) To. Fourth.. the. dignity, and sense of. To. Fifth.. Sophomore. Freshman. the. We. Class:. reluctantly leave our punctuality,. humor.. We. Class:. nobly leave our intelligence and our. Chorus notebooks.. To. Sixth. sions. —our. The most valuable. the Senior Class of 1939:. Article. WE, THE. our posses-. II. Dinky Weil. a. manner. student body individually:. valiant attempt to keep the grading curve in. her rather meager literary background.. In realization of the fact that there should be someone in the. Second.. this. last possessions to the. Susan Ferguson in. operation wills to. dorm. all. Senior Class give, bequeath, and devise in the following. and form our. First.. of. loyalty and school spirit.. to call the girls in the. morning for breakfast, Frances Friedman. wills. remarkable ability of hers to Margaret Anderson. Susan Follansbee reluctantly bequeaths her singing ability to Dot-. Third. tie Fleer.. Jet Black in her eagerness to. Fourth.. her burping ability to Sally. leaves to. manner. ability to write rip snorting. Gretchen Collins will be able to use. in hopes that. Agnes Adam's. lady regretfully bequeaths. her usual Girl Scout. in. Gretchen Collins her unusual. Sixth.. a. Ann Dewey.. Laura Ebba Lindborg. Fifth.. become. this talent in. willingly. term papers, one of Miss. courses.. The. excellent habit of always attending classes. is. the final gift of. Esther Snook Davis to Marg. Jacobson.. Ruth McCracken. Seventh.. wills her ability as an equestrienne to. Delphine. Foley.. Octavia. Eighth.. Wildy. Hurd. in hopes that she will. Ninth.. her willingness to cooperate to. leaA^es. know what. Priscilla Beals leaves her. to do. marvelous. with. memory. Eleventh.. Jane Nadeau. respondence course,. "How. you can do with. Jane.. it,. is. room. as it presents itself. in order to Priscilla. Haymond.. the fortunate recipient of Barbara Sinclair's cor-. to Play the Piano in. Ten Easy. Twelfth. Vinita Weston realizing the need for there" bequeaths to Bettie. Liz. to Loretta Frick.. Tenth. Helen Ruth Erickson in realization of the need to her, leaves her ability to keep the. Mary. it.. Aylward her. a. Lessons.". See. what. better "feeling in through. excellent posture.. Hazel Mouritson reluctantly bequeaths to Antoinette Nelson. Thirteenth.. her fluency in baby talk.. Fourteenth. Betty Reeves Fifteenth.. Lola. May. is. the sole successor to Eleanor Jost's coiffure.. Nelson. is. the joyful recipient of Gertrude Perry's. curly locks. Sixteenth.. Eleanor Ohnstad wills her ability to make every dance. to. Ginny Gorman. Seventeenth. year,. she. In order that Evelyn Green will not feel hurt or lonely next. Marjorie Armstrong willingly bequeaths any contagious disease which. may. contract..

(39) Eighteenth.. June Anda hereby wills her giddiness to Kay Brown.. Nineteenth.. We. are confident that Jean Sutoliffe will be next in line for. Hunt. the research scholarship as Susan this. Twentieth. to. has graciously donated her ability in. to her.. line. McAnulty bequeaths. Esther. her knack of ringing. alarms. fire. Maxine Capper. Violet Friedman bequeaths her red nail polish to. Twenty-first.. Nancy. Hubbard. Twenty-second.. nouncements. Twenty-third. son's quiet. Svea. Assembly. in. Nord to. Gregg. Virginia. ways and. willingly leaves the privilege of. making an-. Helen Jones.. Mary Robin-. the fortunate recipient of. is. timidity.. Twenty-fourth.. Considering her activity in sports and her. many. silver. cups for dancing, Lota Jacobey has decided to leave those cherished treasures to. Ruth Long.. We. Twenty-fifth.. are. assured Jean Brashears will present. appearance next year. different. queathed her goes into. if. a. strikingly. the property Margaret Halverson has be-. Incidently the latter leaves to the former her. effect.. stature and curly hair.. Due. Twenty-sixth. to. Ruth. more. to her inability to go on a diet, Ida Worcestor wills. Mills the privilege of trying to do so with the hope that she will be. successful.. Twenty -seventh. Betty Torrison cha, hoping to return next year. Twenty-eighth.. wills her. and find her. To Genevieve. shadow. just a. ability to. Mary Hazu-. shadow of her former. self.. Hillyer, Esther Stoddard bequeaths the de-. lightful experience of boarding ducks during Easter vacation.. Gladys Brown bequeaths to. Twenty-ninth.. a certain. Harriet Border, her. weakness for everything concerning Mexico. Thirtieth.. Bula Lincoln wills her sweet, friendly, unobtrusive manner to. Betty Jane Jewett. Thirty-first.. Eileen. Ryan. leaves her masculine dramatic ability to Caroline. Shepherd.. Betty Jewel leaves the privilege of making. Thirty-second.. all. posters to. Mary Gardner. Thirty-third.. Frances Andrews. is. happy. the. undying love for Child Feeding, entrusting for Cheese Souffle and Grape their. fame. Roberta Chandler. ability for last. Thirty-fifth. ability in. Egg Lemonade with. named, her high esteem. the desire that she propagate. forever.. Thirty-fourth.. Wukovits'. recipient of Grace Wilson's. to the one. is. the. fortunate receiver of Theresa. minute preparations.. Helen Jameson bequeaths. to. Ruth Ruston. her phenomenal. sword swallowing.. Thirty-sixth.. Helen Smith. wills her. formula for. a. cheerful smile to. Eva. Chaiser.. Thirty-seventh. as. house mother.. Lastly,. Hazel Benning. wills to Lois. Clugston her duties.

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(41) Brown. Andrews. Collins. Kelly. Junior Class Officers 1934. -. 1935. Catherine Brown,. Gretchen Collins,. President. Vice-President. Frances Andrews, Secretary Julia Kelly, Treasurer Harriet Border, Social Chairman. Miss. Agnes Adams Sponsor. Page thirty-six. Border.

(42) Anderson. Andrews. Bennett. boettcher. Cleare. COFFY. Collette. Collins. Margaret Anderson, Oneida, Frances Andrews, Rockford,. Diploma. Illinois.. Class Secretary. President. '3 5. —Treasurer. Carolyn Boettcher, '34;. '3. Travel Club. 2;. Daisy Chain '34;. '32, '33, '34, '35;. Certificate. Class Social. Illinois.. Thanksgiving Festival. 5;. '33, '34;. Chaiser. Craddock. Crowe. Treas'35.. Dramatic Club. '34.. '3 5.. Chairman. Book Club. '3 5;. Brown. '3 5.. "Y" Club. Travel Club '33, '34,. Daisy Chain '34; Thanksgiving Festival. Appleton, Wisconsin.. Harriet Border, Wilmette,. '3. Annual Assistant Business Manager. Illinois.. '34;. '3 5;. "Y" Club. urer '33; Travel Club President '35;. Virginia Bennett, Evanston,. "Y" Club. Illinois.. Border Copple. '3. '32, '33;. 5;. Chaff Staff '34; Daisy Chain. "Y" Club. '32, '33, '34.. Catherine Brown, Mobile, Alabama. Class President 35; Chaff Staff '34; Daisy Chain '34; Mother's Day Play '3 3, '34; Children's Play '3 5; Thanksgiving Festival '34; College Council. '35;. Dramatic Club. Eva Chaiser, Chicago,. man. '33, '34;. Mother's. Day. '33, '34, '35.. Illinois.. "Y" Club '3. Play. 3;. College Council '33, '34, '35; Chaff Staff '33; Athletic Chair-. Athletic. Choir. '3. matic Club '35; Glee Club '32;. Marion Cleare,. Pocatello, Idaho.. Barbara Sue Coffy, Des Staff '34;. Chairman '33; Daisy Chain '33; Spring Festival '32; Bad minton Team '3 2, '3 3; Badminton Club '34; Dra-. "Y" Club. '32, '33, '34, '35.. Graduate Club. Plaines, Illinois.. '3 5.. Class Social. Christmas Festival '34; Spring Festival. Eleanor Collette, Chairman. 2;. '34;. Chicago,. Illinois.. Chairman. '33,. Class Treasurer. '3. '34;. Ckoir. '34;. Daisy Chain '34; Annual '33,. '34,. 3; College Council. '35.. '34; Athletic. '3 3,. Chaff Staff '34; Daisy Chain '34; Annual Staff '34; Choir. '33,. '34,. '35;. Spring Festival '33, '34; Thanksgiving Festival '33; '34; Christmas Festival '34; Orchestra '33, '34;. Glee Club. Gretchen Collins,. Chicago,. sistant Editor '36;. Play. '3 5;. '34. Illinois.. Class Vice President. Daisy Chain '34; College Council. Thanksgiving Festival. '34;. '3. '34,. 5;. Chaff Editor '34; Annual As-. '3 5;. Chaff Staff. Christmas Festival '34; Dramatic Club. '3. 3;. '3 3;. Children's. "Y" Club. '33.. Hilda Copple, Chicago, Illinois. French Club '34, '3 5. Virginia Craddock, Chicago, Illinois. Barbara Crowe, Kenilworth, Illinois. Thanksgiving Festival. '34; International. Club. '34, '3 5.. Page thirty-seven.

(43) Fitzgerald. Hurd. Fleer Jacobsen. Frick. Gorman. Green. Lederer. Jones. Kelly. Kohn. Haymond. Margaret Fitzgerald, Evanston,. T. G. A. Vice President. Illinois.. Social Service. Dorothy. Chairman. Fieer, Evanston,. Chain. '34; College. '34; Interscholastic Representative. Hillyer Leslie. College Council '35;. '3 3,. '3 3,. '34; Athletic. Children's Play. '3 5;. '3 5;. '34, '3 5;. "Y" Club. '3 5.. Class President '34; T. G. A. Social. Illinois.. Council '34; Choir. Christmas Festival. tival '34;. '3 5;. "Y" Club. Daisy Chain '34; Badminton Club '34; Glee Club '35;. ". Chairman. Book Club. Chairman. '3 3; '3 3,. '3 5;. Daisy. Thanksgiving Fes-. "Y" Club. '3 5;. '33,. '34, '35.. Loretta Frick, Appleton, Wisconsin. Virginia. Day. Gorman,. Chicago,. Dormitory. Illinois.. Play '34; Children's Play '35;. Chain. '33,. '3 5;. '34;. Chaff Staff '33; Mother's. "Y" Club. '32,. Thanksgiving Festival. Shelby, Ohio.. Club Secretary. Haymond,. '3 3,. '34,. Graduate Club. Muncie, Indiana.. Dramatic Club Play. Club. Christmas Festival '34;. '34;. '34;. Illinois.. '3 5.. Chaff Staff '34; Daisy Chain '34; Children's Play '35;. Thanksgiving Festival. '34;. Dramatic Club. '3 3,. '32,. '34, '3 5;. Thanksgiving Festival. Jones, Wilmette,. Committee Staff '34;. '35;. Illinois.. "Y" Club. Lois. Class Secretary '34;. '33, '34, '35;. Conduct Committee. "Y" Club. Class Treasurer. Illinois.. '3 5;. '33; Point. System. '33, '34,. Illinois.. Spring Festival '34; Choir '33, 34,. 3. '33;. "Y" Club. Day. Diploma. Play '32; Dramatic Club '35.. '35.. Christmas Festival 5;. '35.. T. G. A. Secretary '32; Chaff Staff. Daisy Chain '34; Christmas Festival '34; Mother's. "Y" Club '33; T. G. A. Dance Chairman Kohn, St. Louis, Missouri. Graduate Club. Katherine Lederer, Chicago,. Secretary '35;. '34.. '32, '33;. Ruth. "Y". Treasurer '35; Daisy Chain '34; Christmas Festival '35; Annual. Choir '35; Glee Club. Julia Marie Kelly, Chicago, '33, '34;. '34;. '3 5.. Margaret Hurd, Lansing, Michigan. Graduate Club '3 5; Travel Club '3 5. Marguerite Jacobson, Crete, Nebraska. Conduct Committee '34; Book Club Choir. Dramatic. '34.. Genevieve Hillyer, Evanston,. Helen. Daisy. '33;. '34.. Evelyn Green, Priscilla. Chairman. Social. Dramatic Club. '34;. Thanksgiving Festival. '33, '34, '35;. French Club. '3 3,. '34, '35.. '34;.

(44) Long Rambo. Mary Alice. Mattoon. Leslie, Winnetka,. "Y" Club. Ruth Long,. Illinois.. Nelson Ruston A.. Rising. Thanksgiving Festival. L.. Dramatic Club. '34;. Nelson. SCHWEIKERT. '33,. Pennington Shepherd. '34;. '3 5.. Evanston,. Illinois.. Florence Mattoon, Chicago, International Club. Travel Club. Badminton Club Illinois.. '35.. Orchestra Treasurer. '3 5;. Choir. '3 5;. Graduate Club. '3 5;. '3 5.. Jane Moore, La Grange,. Illinois.. Diploma. '3. 5;. Absence Committee. '3. 3;. Dramatic Club. '34;. '3 5.. Irene Mungovan, Chicago,. Antoinette Nelson, lastic. mungovan. Moore Renard. Reeves. Illinois.. Diploma. Marinette, Wisconsin.. Representative. '3 5;. Graduate Club. Orchestra President. '34;. "Y" Club. '34.. Y. M. C. A. Interscho-. '3 5;. '3 5.. Lola Mae Nelson, Tampico, Illinois. "Y" Club '3 5; Book Club '3 5. Marcella Pennington, Taylorville, Illinois. Orchestra '34, '3 5; Children's Play '3 5. Dorothy Rambo, Gary, Illinois. Glee Club '34; "Y" Club '3 3, '34, '3 5. Elizabeth Reeves, Evanston, Illinois. T. G. A. Treasurer '34; Annual Art Editor '3 5; Glee Club Vice-President. '35;. Annual. Staff '34;. Choir. '33, '34, '35;. Elizabeth Renard,. St. Louis,. Festival. Christmas Festival '34; Dra-. '34;. '35.. Barbara Schweikert, Benton Harbor, Michigan. "Y" Club '3 5. Carolyn Shepherd, Elgin, Illinois. Chaff Staff '34; Daisy Chain '34;. '34;. '33, '34, '35.. Missouri.. Jeannette Rising, Evanston, Illinois. Ruth Ruston, Clinton, Wisconsin. Thanksgiving matic Club. Thanksgiving Festival. "Y" Club. Christmas Festival '34; Daisy Chain '34; Spring Festival '34;. Dramatic Club Play. '34;. Dramatic Club. '32,. '33,. '34,. '34;. '35;. Thanksgiving Festival. "Y" Club. '32,. '33,. '34,. '35.. Charlotte Simons, Bellfourche, South Dakota. Mary Warren, Evanston, Illinois. Thanksgiving. Festival '34;. Dramatic Club. '3. 5;. "Y" Club. '35.. Page thirty-nine.

(45) Warren. Caroline Weil, Cleveland, Ohio.. Helen Whitlow,. "Y" Club. South Haven, Michigan. Dormitory. '33.. Assistant. Social. Book Club '3 5; "Y" Club '3 5. Elizabeth Wildey, Chicago, Illinois. College Council Secretary. Club. Mary. Daisy Chain '34;. Chairman. '3 5;. '34;. Dormitory Govern-. ing Board '35; College Council '33, '34, '35; Class Vice-President '34; Mother's '34; Children's Play '34;. Glee. '34;. Choir. '33, '34;. Ida Worcester, West. Dramatic Club Wisconsin.. Allis,. Day. Play. Daisy Chain '34; Christmas Festival '34; Thanksgiving Festival. '3 5;. '33, '34, '35.. Dormitory. Social. Committee. '3 5;. International Club. '34, '35.. Virginia Lee Worley, Lombard,. Dorothy. Illinois.. Club. International. '34;. Graduate Club. '34.. Wright, New York City, New York. Travel Club '33, '35; "Y" Club '33, '35. Bettie Aylward, Springfield, Illinois. Rebecca Bacon, Henderson, Kentucky. Class Treasurer '34; Diploma '3 5; Daisy Chain '34; E.. Christmas Festival '34;. "Y" Club. '34, '3 5;. Book Club. '3 5.. Henrietta Bauer, Hastings, Michigan. Winifred Beck, Benton, Wisconsin. Jean Brashears, Wilmette, Illinois. Choir '34; Dramatic Club '34. Herberta Chandler, Baker, Oregon. Scholarship '34; Certificate French Club. '3 5;. Graduate Club. '3 5;. French Club. '3 5;. '3 5.. Sarah Dewey, Dowagiac, Michigan. Travel Club '34, '3 5. Dorothy Ford, Oak Park, Illinois. Dramatic Club '3 5.. Blume. Gobovitscii, Tallinna, Estonia.. Jane Griffith,. Indianapolis,. Patricia Hoxie, Chicago,. Hazel Kollmeier,. St.. Ruth. New. Mills, Sodus,. Indiana.. Illinois.. International Club Treasurer. Thanksgiving Festival. Orchestra Vice-President. Louis, Missouri.. Certificate. '34,. '3 5;. Virginia Stegeman, Evanston,. Martha "Watson,. Graduate Club. '3 5.. '3 5.. '3 5.. Graduate Club. '3 5.. York.. Jane Nadeau, Marinette, Wisconsin. Ida Rockwood, Elmhurst, Illinois. Thanksgiving riculum Committee. '3 5;. '34;. River Forest,. Dramatic Club. Illinois. Illinois.. Festival '3 5.. Dramatic Club Dramatic Club. '3 5.. '35.. '34;. Christmas Festival '34; Cur-.

(46) C ass. Junior. THREE. we entered. years ago. these. The. '3 3. Senior Class of. which introduced us. mighty. now. three years. first. and students. with. alike.. the time of the Song Contest the. clever cabaret party. a. The next. our Freshman year was the class dance in December. At. and. we have main-. eagerly looking forward to our senior year.. entertained us. to faculty. portals, green as the grass,. Throughout the. bubbling with enthusiasm. tained our enthusiasm and are. tiistoru. at. great event in. the Orrington Hotel.. mighty group of "57 greenies" turned into. Four and Twenty Blackbirds and received honorable mention for. their efforts.. As Sophomores we numbered fifty-four. We became acquainted with our new members through a treasure hunt. Hallowe'en was celebrated by a hayloft party.. In order to give an impressive winter Formal, the Freshmen, Sophomores. and Junior. also. gave a dance at the Evanston Country Club in was well represented during the Christmas month, for it sponsored an animal booth, "Noah's Ark," at the annual Faculty Bazaar.. The. profits. were used to help finance the Daisy Chain.. Under. the able direction of Mrs.. classes together,. December. The. sor,. class. class. Gretchen Collins,. editor,. Dorothy Whitcombe Clarke,. and her cooperative. staff. class. spon-. upheld the pride of the. through the publication of "Chaff.". Our. pride. was not lessened. as. we gave our peppy. contributions of skit and. songs at the Song Contest.. Commencement was of their. members. a great thrill to the. carried the Daisy. Sophomore Class. as. Chain for the graduating. twenty-four. class.. thrills! The Sophomores just lived on excitement for weeks announcement of the marriage of their beloved sponsor, Dorothy Whitcombe, who is now Mrs. Clarke.. Speaking of. after the. And now we Our. first. activity. a class. new members.. twenty-five. which was. are Juniors in a. was. a. huge. body of sixty-seven,. dinner at the college. We. as a. still. doing big things.. welcome party for our. then began to work on our Junior pep assembly,. success.. After much fretting and worrying, the Junior Prom was given at the Chicago Woman's Club, and will always be remembered as one of the most enjoyable affairs of the year. Since the Juniors have always been good sports,. proper that they should take the honors in the. it. was only. May Day. fitting. and. Fete.. we don't appear very angelic, but we proved that angels can be both good and bad in our Junior Song contest skit. The class has been taking Perhaps. active part in the festivals and other school activities and are looking forward. We. to the. same next. in the. Demonstration School. this June.. year.. are also eagerly waiting for the assistant teaching as a result. of the presentation of the scholarships.

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(48) Sophomores. Page forty-three.

(49) Bennett. Clymer. Hubbard. Meyers. Sophomore 1934. -. Class Officers. 1935. Ellen Bennett, President Margaret Clymer, Vice-President Muriel Meyers, Secretary. Nancy Hubbard,. Treasurer. Charlotte Ba ssler,. Social. Chairman. Mrs. Minnie C.. Campbell. Sponsor. Page forty-four. Bassler.

(50) Elizabeth Allen, Evanston, Illinois. Diploma, International Club '3 5. Henrietta Arthur, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Dramatic Club '3 5; Conduct Committee Jane Baker, Buffalo, New York. International Club Vice-President '3 5.. '3 5.. Charlotte Bassler, Highland Park, Illinois. Social Chairman '3 5; Dramatic Club '34, '3 5. Ellen Bennett, Circleville, Ohio. Class Vice- President '34; College Council '34, '35; Glee Club. '34;. Choir. '34, '3 5; Class President '3 5;. Marion Binswanger,. Chicago,. Illinois.. Annuil. Thanksgiving Festival. Assistant Editor. '3 5;. '34.. Dramatic Club Treasurer. '35.. Mae Chambers,. Chicago, Illinois. "Y" Club '3 4, '3 5; Book Club '34; Glee Club '3 5; Choir '3 5. Clugston, Columbia City, Indiana. Margaret Clymer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Class Vice-President '3 5; College Council Secretary '35; Chaff '34, '35; Glee Club '34; Book Club '35. Betty Edmundson, Winnetka, Illinois. Dramatic Club '3 5; Choir '3 5. Mary Gardner, Lakewood, New York. Athletic Chairman '3 5. Virginia Gregg, Detroit, Michigan. Class Treasurer '34; Chaff Staff '34, '3 5. Lois. Mary Hazucha,. Rockland,. New. York.. Glee Club. '3 5.. Page forty -five.

(51) Catherine Hershey,. Nancy Hubbard,. East Aurora,. Thanksgiving Festival. Mary Grace. Glee Club. Marinette, Wisconsin.. Lucille Holmgren, Evanston,. Illinois.. New. Dramatic Club. York.. Class. '3 5;. "Y" Club. '3 5;. Choir. '3 5.. Treasurer '34;. Glee Club. '34;. Chaff '34;. '34.. James, Iron Mountain, Michigan.. Chaff Editor. '3 5; '3 5.. Thanksgiving Festival. '3. Class President '34; College Council '34, 5;. Choir '34; Travel Club '34,. '3 5;. '3 5;. "Y" Club. '34, '35.. Betty Jane Jewett, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Class Social Chairman '34; Chaff '3 5; Absent Committee '3 5; Dramatic Club '34, '3 5; Dance Committee '34. Grace Kirby, Waukegan, Illinois. Dramatic Club Secretary '34; Dramatic Club '3 5; Chaff '3 5. Frances Mary Kitzing. Chicago, Illinois. Choir '34. Bernice Lindberg, River Forest, Illinois. Dramatic Club '3 5; Choir '3 5; Christmas Festival '34.. Florence Ljunggren, Evanston,. Illinois.. Mary Majors, Ripley, Tennessee. Elaine Mangel, Winnetka, Illinois.. Page forty-six. Dramatic Club. "Y" Club. '3 5;. '3 5.. Book Club. '3 5..

(52) Muriel Meyer, Wilmette, '34,. '3 5;. Illinois.. Children's Play. Class Secretary. '3 5;. Dramatic Club. Martha Kate Miller, Milwaukee, Illinois. Book Club '3 5. Dorothy Neal, Wilmette, Illinois. Dramatic Club '3 5. Martha Page, Evanston, Illinois. International Club '3 5; Mary Irene Pulver, Evanston, Illinois. Ruth Rectenwald, Highland Park, Illinois. Chaff Reporter Club. "Y" Club. Glee Club '34.. 35;. "Y" Club. '34,. '3 5;. Travel. '34, '3 5.. Helen Regen, '35;. '3 5;. '34,. '3 5.. Wilmette,. "Y" Club. Illinois.. Chaff Assistant Editor. '3 5;. Chaff Editor. '3 5;. Book Club. '34,. '34, '35.. Rosemarie Russo, Wilmette, Illinois. "Y" Club Betty Sellery, Ravinia, Illinois. Alice Simpson, Minonk,. '34,. '3. 5;. Athletic. Committee Chairman. '3 5.. Illinois.. Catherine Smith, Elmwood, Illinois. Jane Smith, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Jean Smith, Amboy, Illinois. Chaff Staff. '3 5.. Page forty-seven.

(53) —. Jean Sutcliffe, Chicago, Illinois. Betty Sutherland, Chicago, Illinois. "Y" Club. '3 5;. Dramatic Club. '3 5;. Badminton Team. '3 5.. Evelyn Thompson, Wilmette, Illinois. House Committee Co-Chairman '34; Dramatic Club '34; "Y" Club '34, '3 5; Chaff Typist '3 5; Travel Club Vice-President '3 5; Badminton Team '34, '3 5. Peggy Thomson, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Dorothy Wegg, Chicago, Illinois. Class Social Chairman '34; Chaff Reporter '34, '3 5; International Club '3 5; "Y" Club '34, '3 5. Badminton Team '34, '3 5.. Ruth Westrich, Chicago, Illinois. Book Club '3 5. Sunny Wilson, Hubbard Woods, Illinois. T. G. A. '34; Athletic. Committee Chairman. Sophomore. A. chatter, chatter. der?". September. GENERAL. —. 19, 1934,. "How. of voices:. chatter!". Then,. a. did. in the second semester, have just about. The. first brilliant. colors. in the. Book Club. '3 5;. "Y" Club. you enjoy the vacation?" "Did you ever. clear voice,. first class. completed. a. grand. Well, the. class,. result of the very effective. work. it.. showing on the canvas were the a. meeting, in which. be possible to complete?. it. see. "Will the meeting please come to or-. was the date of the sophomores'. done on "Chaff" by the Sophs. They had. '3 5;. Class History. coming year was presented. Would. picture for the. now. hubbub. Treasurer. '34.. Mary Grace James, and. finished. Committee, headed by Charlotte. Bassler,. successful start with. same sweeping strokes with Helen Regan,. With an. excellent eye for balance,. the. Social. added dashes of action beginning with the tea in October for the freshmen cess because of its. done along the. charming informal atmosphere. Then followed,. lines of the spirit of. November,. in. This was indeed. Thanksgiving.. girls.. a. It. was. a. suc-. a class dinner,. merry evening. Another. dinner, held on January tenth, had the purpose of uniting the girls for a jolly time.. The second semester tage it. all. of the. many. will long be. could be to have charge of. necting. a. remembered because of the. theories previously learned.. multitude of. a. These. first. attempt to use to advan-. never before. group of enthusiastic children.. A. knew what. bold, yet. wavering. real line,. fun con-. ideas.. This semester found the sophomores low in funds.. Thus, with vigorous energy, they tackled College of Education. girls. a. Valentine. made marmalade. The funds. "Nothing attempted, nothing earned." sale. swelled,. of cake, tea, cookies, and National. and on the canvas may be seen. a. glimpse of valiant scarlet.. The song. contest added a vivid color and. memory. (given in cooperation with the freshman class) added. a. of voices lifted in good humor.. The dance. pleasant tone, and the Daisy chain added. the border to our picture.. The mind,. so to speak,. behind the organization of the picture, was the President, Ellen. Bennett; the guiding hands, Mrs. Campbell, Miss MacLennan, Mrs. Geiger, and Miss Kearns.. The. fact should not be overlooked that every girl in the sophomore class did her part to create. the picture of "Cooperation, Joy,. Page forty-eight. and Success.".

(54) Freshmen. Page forty-nine.

(55) Hopkins. Burkhardt. Marsh. Conde. Freshman Class Officers 1934. -. 1935. Elizabeth Hopkins, President Marion Burkhardt, Vice-President Laura Jane Marsh, Secretary Frances Conde, Treasurer. Margaret. Bigler, Social Chairman. Mrs. Pauline Galvarro Sponsor. Page fifty. Bigler.

(56) C ass. Freshman FORTY. enthusiastic freshman girls joined Miss Baker's. Friday, September. students at National on. examinations and initiations. The social. tiistori]. we were. event of the class was to be. The day brought. first. week of. entertained at tea by Miss Baker.. meeting of the Class of. first. new. assembly of. After our. 14.. '3 8. was Ivdd September. 19.. The. first. beach party he?d Wednesday, September 26.. a. rain; nevertheless thirty-three. happy. girls. had. a. beach supper. in the College cafeteria.. A. spirited election of officers. on Thursday, October. 4.. was held. After several. at the. second meeting of the class. ballots, those selected to. fill. the posi-. and Social Chairman. tions of President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer,. were respectively, Elizabeth Hopkins, Marion Burkhardt, Laura Jane Marsh,. Mary Devereux,. Later in the week. Frances Conde, and Peggy Bigler.. the. Athletic Chairman, was chosen.. Thursday, October 18, the sophomores served cider and doughnuts in the. Alumnae Room for the freshmen. Our Athletic Chairman organized a badminton tournament which continued for several weeks. The victors in this contest were Eleanor Ricks and Frances Conde.. The freshmen entertained Wednesday, October. other games were played.. A. sophomores. good old-fashioned taffy pull was held. on December. The. class. With. at. in. was well represented. Hallowe'en. party. on. the. home economics room. at the. Armour Glee Club. the beginning of the. 6, in. concert dance on. girls present.. new. semester eight names were added to the. Mrs. Galvarro, our class sponsor, entertained. February. a. 14.. January 18 with twenty-nine. roll.. the. gym. Stems were pinned on the pumpkin and After the games the girls crunched popcorn balls.. 31, in the. honor of our new members.. Our. all. of us at tea, Wednesday,. counselors are Miss Billings,. Miss Fruit, Miss DeBlois and Miss Weiler.. Songs were presented to the judges and assembly on March. amateur radio program, with the quintuplets, the male octet, a. a. 12. in. sextette,. an. and. choir taking part. Friday,. vending. March 15, shamrock-bedecked freshmen were from trays.. The pep assembly was marked by keen. The. May. in. charge of the freshman class on Tuesday, March 26,. interest. and whole-hearted participation.. biggest event of the year, the freshman-sophomore dance, took place. 11.. "Freshmen green but not forever, Freshmen happy. We. seen in the corridors. delicacies. will learn. as the day,. and play together,. Cherish N. C. E. for aye.".

(57) Mary Ruth. Allis. Jane Baldwin Carol Benson Margaret Bigler Barbara Boyd Charlotte Brown. Dorothy Brown Gene Burgeson Marion Burkhardt Maxine Cappfr Frances Conde Peggy Cosner. Evelyn Curto Mary Devereux Constance Dobbin Arline Dreebin. Dorothy Duncan Bei Sih Dzang Helen Jane Gates Margaret Gorham June Hamilton Mary Louise Harrington Zella Henderson Elizabeth Hopkins.

(58) Kyih Tsung Kiang Annette Larsen. Eleanor Ricks. Shirley Leppel. Irene Rzeszotarski. Laura Jane Marsh Marion Merril June Betty Mueller. Alice Salerno. LUCINE McCoNNELL. Eleanor McDermott Emily Parsons Jeanne Payne Evelyn Pollak Dorothy Ralston. Martha Frances Roth. Marion Schmidt June Thrall yuriko uchimura Mrs. Marguerite Underine. Waech Waldo Kathryn Wilder Pauline. Vivien. Page fifty-thn.

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(60) Traditions. and Euents Page fifty-five.

(61) and Commencement. "Baccalaureate. THE. Baccalaureate exercises will be held Sunday,. o'clock in the afternoon.. Bradley of the People's Church of Chicago.. spoken to us before, we are looking forward to. The. June second,. at. be our privilege to hear Dr.. will. It. four. Preston. Although Dr. Bradley has not his. message with pleasure.. choir and student choruses under the direction of Miss Louise St. John. Westervelt will present the following: All Glory. Laud and Honor. Joy of Man's Desiring. Jesu,. Bach. Oh, Lord Most Holy Lord. Who. Cesar Franck. Hast Made Us For Thine. Commencement! The end and. ing,. June. We. The. .. Gustav Hoist. .. new one. full of. will be held at ten o'clock. —. the end of a dear. rich possibilities.. The. on Wednesday morn-. fifth.. anticipate with pleasure the presence of Dr. Alfred. Church of students. Commencement. .. the beginning in one. familiar life and the beginning of a. forty-ninth. Own. the Atonement,. who. who. Newbery. will give a message of special. of the. meaning to our. are preparing to give service to children.. beautiful precessional will be led. in white, carrying the Daisy Chain.. by twenty-four Sophomores, gowned. Color and beauty will be added by the. long-coveted degrees in red covers, the crimson hoods, the white diplomas tied with ribbon, and the carnations, our flower of courage. Miss Westervelt has prepared. a. splendid and impressive program of music. consisting of the following selections:. Spring. Dance,. Sokolof Little. Maiden. Durante. Cradle Song. Swedish Folk Song arranged by Louis Victor Saar. The. Year's at the Spring. Mrs. H. H. Beach. Glorious Forever. Miss Edna. Rachmaninoff. Dean Baker,. president of the college, will present the diplomas. and the degrees to the graduates. Mrs. Marguerite Taylor, the sponsor of the Senior class, will adorn the graduating Seniors with their hoods of red and white. Miss Agnes Adams, the sponsor of the Junior class, will assist Miss Baker in giving out the diplomas.. by Miss Baker to. Page fifty-six. assist in. Two. other faculty. the ceremony.. members. will be appointed.

(62) Carroll. Coleman. Wukovits. Stull. Stoddard. Erickson Trowbridge. Lawrence. Clark. Jackson. Smith Torrison. Scholarships. A. MOMENT. when members of. the. tense with excitement. comes each year. at. commencement. time arrives for the awarding of honorary scholarships to. Only when the names of the actual receivers of by Miss Baker do we have our guesses and specu-. the junior class.. these scholarships are read lations confirmed.. hi June, 1934, the following awards were wade:. The Elizabeth Harrison and Mrs. John N. Crouse Scholarships which are given by the Alumnae Association and awarded in recognition of high scholarship, character,. and personality were presented to Jane Trowbridge and Clarissa. Stull.. The Eva Grace Long Scholarship was awarded. to. Esther. Stoddard. recognition of her gracious friendliness, enthusiasm, and sincerity.. in. To Helen. Ruth Erickson. the Jean Carpenter Arnold Scholarship was given. This has given her the privilege of assisting in the Nursery School for the year. Gertrude Perry was the recipient of the Helen Grinnell Mears Scholarship for out-. standing in musical. ability.. The Demonstration School. Scholarships, which carry with them the opportunity of assisting in the Children's School, are given in recognition of high scholarship and outstanding ability in student teaching. They were. awarded to these girls: Betty Torrison, Kindergarten; Betty Lawerence, First Grade; Vinita Weston, Second Grade; Louise Coleman, Third Grade; Hope Carroll, Fourth Grade; Theresa Wukovitz, Fifth Grade; Winifred Jackson, Sixth Grade; and Betty Clark, Seventh and Eighth Grades.. The Mary Crane Nursery School Scholarship was awarded to Helen Smith. The Clinic Scholarship was awarded to Susan Hunt for outstanding scholarship and special ability in clinical instruction..

(63) Daisij. COMMENCEMENT. Chain. without the Daisy Chain. graduation at National.. It is. just. wouldn't seem. like. an annual custom for the Sophomores to. carry the beautiful, large rope of field daisies into the auditorium for the impressive. arrives,. The Sophomores choose twenty-four. graduation exercises.. most representative. carry this chain for the Seniors.. girls to. the girls wait breathlessly for the. rhythm of. slowly they start the processional by forming. main. aisles.. The. rest of the procession passes. Then. of girls and daisies. scallops of daisies is. the girls. a. line. a lasting. Charlotte Bassler Ellen Bennett. memory.. Lucille Glugston. Margaret Clymer Mary Gardner. Frances Kitzing Florence Ljungren Elaine Mangel. Muriel Meyer Martha K. Miller. Dorothy Wegg Sunny Wilson Mary Grace James Marion Binswanger. Mary Majors. Ruth Rectenwald. Dorothy Neal. Lucille. Nancy Hubbard Holmgren. Helen Regan Rose Mary Russo Jean Smith. Betty Jane Jewett. Betty Sutherland. Jean Sutcliffe Betty Sellery Catherine Hershey Martha Page. Grace Kirby. Evelyn Thompson. Virginia Gregg. \-eight. their. and then,. between these attractive chains. 1935 "Members Henrietta Arthur. the music,. of. the time. along each side of the. move slowly forward with. and drape the chain on the stage and. one which will be. When. staircases.. their graceful. The ceremony.

(64) A umnae. The. NOW. we. are. ties. There. —. no,. body waiting. we. are. bound. to greet us, to. make. girls. many. times larger than the student. we. realize that. We Many. life,. are to find the. and that. all. a. at. dinner dance in our. which we. and the. all. its. own. those. college.. Then. love to meet one another again. Home Coming. By becoming. a. greater op-. More than. of books leading. pile. knowledge; the capacity to. over the country, finding. luncheon meetings,. its. a. Mater.. mankind.. Alumnae Association teeming with fun and. groups are organized. ever active with. a. have. spiritual joy reaching out to all. ure and worthwhileness in doing for their college, is. Alma. our education has not been just. to a diploma but rather the attainment of true. enjoy the beauties of. We. us one of them.. portunity to show our love for and loyalty to our ever. four. But that does not mean we' are. are over.. tighter than ever to our college.. group of National. a. is. Our. alumnae of the National College of Education.. wonderful years of college days. breaking. Association. activity.. a great sense of pleas-. The National organization tea, and new this year,. musicale. two very important functions. —. the Holiday. Tea. at. Christmas,. in the spring.. member. of the National. Alumnae Association through. paying our dues of one dollar, we will be helping toward the Elizabeth Harrison. and the Mrs. John N. Crouse Scholarships, and contributing toward the These are the three major obligations we assume. Guidon.. when becoming. members. If there. is. bers, or if not,. an Alumnae Chapter in our perhaps. Miss Florence Linnell.. Alumnae. we Yes,. shall it. is. want a. city,. we. shall. to organize one. privilege to be a. want. to. become mem-. with the assistance of. member. of the National. Association.. uAlumnae cliapters CALIFORNIA. Elizabeth Harrison Chapter. COLORADO ILLINOIS side,. Edna Dean Baker Chapter, Denver North Shore, Oak Park, Peoria, Rockford, Tri-City, RiverLa Grange, Western Springs, Downers Grove, South Side Chicago South Bend, Ev ansville, Fort Wayne, Gary, Hammond. INDIANA MINNESOTA. NEW YORK. Twin. Cities. MISSOURI. New York. St.. Louis. City, Buffalo. WISCONSIN. Lake Winnebago Chapter. HONOLULU. Aloha.

(65) Thanksgiuing Festiual. HOW. gaily the leaves danced here. down. settled. other in playing with these leaves.. wind. gentle soft. north wind leaves. One. blew over the. could. and blown from. stirred. this colorful. and. spirited. thankfulness. —such. It. wasn't long before the. sight.. all. as fruits. with which he was able to produce these. Peasants of the country,. sides.. Each had some symbol. and grains or the implements. necessities.. of character and personality in these persons.. As. One. felt. the strength. these sturdy figures posed,. small groups of contrasting shades of purple and lavender appeared. light,. Graceful,. and cheery clusters of grapes were being swayed in rhythmic movement. by animated grapevines. vines, as they. for. warm,. opening of the Thanksgiving Festival,. bringing in their fruits of labor, came from his. vied with each. the effect of the. feel. picturesque frieze slowly took place on the stage.. which showed. but soon they. fields,. and the rustling coldness of the. leaves,. whirled from one to the other.. as she. were quickly. Following a. as she. and there in the. The south wind and north wind. quietly.. life.. The. circling,. turning,. and interchanging of the. danced round and round, added another touch of. The whole. festival. encouraged. a. spirited feeling. much more thoughtful but joyful. attitude toward future living.. The world, giving time. —. in general,. is. inclined to have but one thought at. that a self-centered one.. celebration at this time,. Mary Crane Nursery School. thought of by the college students.. making. their. Thanksgiving. as. has been most generously. Attractively decorated boxes received the. multitude of foodstuffs that were sent of. Thanks-. But with the coming of each yearly. down. to this center for the purpose. cheerful and pleasant as that of the donors..

(66) The. THE. C iristmas. Christmas Festival. Festival. was of. a traditional nature. The girls Marcy Center and Mary Crane. We marched in according to classes in dignified rhythm to Miss Rissler's accompaniment on the piano. After several songs were sung by the choir and assembly, we all sat in thrilling expectation waiting for the curtains to roll back. brought. gifts. this year. for the children of. —. —. and share. The. —. a lovely spectacle. story,. Who Gave sent angels.. a. which the. Lamb. In. the. with. us.. girls so. well portrayed for us, was There. background were twelve choir. They were placed. against a. Was One. girls dressed to repre-. background of pine. trees. which gave. the scene an etheral quality.. One. angel was leading the other angels in. true charity in his heart.. We. a. search for. a. person. who. saw peasants who brought grain over. held their. shoulders, a couple of children bringing flowers, the miser, even, bringing. bag of gold, and. still. again,. a. king. who. offered his crown.. angel searched their hearts deeply, she found not one of. behind their offerings.. After searching almost in vain,. them had a little. real charity. boy crept near. the heavenly sight with an awesome fear expressed in his entire being. boy's arms. lamb. to. was. a. lamb which he loved very. comfort the Christ Child. into radiant song. as his offering.. which expressed the end of. This whole scene produced first. de.arly.. a spirit. Christmas, that of Peace on Earth. a. He. a. But when the. In the. willingly gave his. Whereupon, the angels burst. long successful search.. which must have prevailed. Good Will. to. Men.. at the. very.

(67) Children's Piaij. HOOPla — Hoopla —. my. if it isn't. dear. Granddaddy and Grandmamma!. They've come to help their grandbaby put on the show!" Peter and Lotta didn't. know. just. what. to do,. Poor. because here was. a. clown, whose hat almost reached the sky, pulling them right towards bear,. and shouting to the children that they had come to join the show.. ever,. it. girls. was only another of "The Adventures of Peter and Lotta".. proved to be the most fun of. really. gave on Saturday, February. both big and. little folks,. all.. 16,. It. was. a jolly. little. big, a. big big. How-. The. fair. play that the college. and everybody who came to. see. it,. agreed that they had never laughed so hard before.. Miss Clara Belle Baker adapted the charming story of Peter and Lotta,. we found enough clever people to make up a cast The story was about two children who lived with their three fussy aunts and their sedate, stern uncle. Aunt Brown made them good ginger cookies, Aunt Green fed them pears from her garden, and Aunt Lavendar treated them to her lovely purple grape juice when they were good children. One day the three aunts and Uncle Blue left for the Fair. Peter and written by Elsa Beskow and of most amusing characters.. Lotta decided that this would be. a. good time to take one of. their. new,. little. washwoman. She appreciated it very much, and they were made happy. The children took the wrong road, though, and the jolly chimney sweep that they met, only teased them and confused them more with new directions. Soon they were lost in the woods, and because they were kittens to cross Christine, the. so hot. Page sixty-two. and. tired,. they threw off their clothes and waded in the cool spring..

(68) Along came an old rag picker and gathered up the little boy's suit and the pretty dress, and put them away in her bag. Lotta was very frightened when she found they were gone, but soon a kindly woodchopper came along girl's. It was getting quite cold. His good wife gave the children some funny clothes that were much too big, and the children set off for the Fair with the woodcutter and his wheelbarrow of vegetables. That's when. to save them.. they met the clown and danced with the bear.. It was such fun! Soon the Aunts and Uncle Blue came in. Right away Aunt Lavender fainted because she was so shocked to see the children at the Fair. However, they. three. soon felt very sorry for the poor dears, and brought popcorn balls and balloons. and horns for them.. Pet, the real live dog,. came. the promise that they. Uncle Blue. to the Fair, too.. bought them good strong canes. With these canes they. set. out for. would come again the next day and. home with on the. ride. all. Merry-Go-Round.. Cast. Aunt Green Aunt Lavender. Gretchen Collins. Woodcutter. Octavia Hurd. Woodcutter's Wife. Mary Aunt Brown Uncle Blue Peter. Lotta .... Christine. Chimney Sweep Rag Picker. Elizabeth Wildey. Leah Frances Wilson Aileen. Ryan. Marcella Pennington. Muriel Meyer. Dorothy. Fleer. Eleanor Collette. Genevieve Hillyer. Clown Clown. __. Marg. Halverson Jet. Cane Vender. __.. ^. Clarissa Stull. Popcorn Vender. Catherine. Balloon Vender. Virginia. Whistle and. Black. Frances O'Brien. Horn Vender Hope. Helen Regan and her dog.. Brown Gorman Carroll.

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