Girls Vocational School - Sun Dial Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THE TRADE KLER TAC 1- 1 ROSTER OF UN DERGRADUATES Evelyn Adle Helen Aident M. Andrzejewska Maryanna Bahicki Elsie Badoniec May Baker Doris Benda Helen Benski Marie Biebel Julia Blama Helen Bortner Lucy Byczynska Marie Chapman Nellie Corsalini Jeannette Cypull Lena Di Blasi Anna Doerfler Elva Fink Catherine Flanagan Regina Fraley Fa11nie Fusco 20 DRESSMAKING Catherine Gasior Dorothy Getz Anna Guldan Evelyn Heckathorn Dorothy Hicks Doris House Elaine Humburg Emma lachini Eliz. Jakubowska Sophie Jaskulska Gertrude Knapik Helen Kordecki Frances Kosiba Anna Kroll Frances Krolczyk Frances Kropkowska Mildred Kuhn Anne Lashno Gertrude Linder Dolores Link Catherine Machovec Dorothy MacLeary Marie Manly Grace Mann Marianne Marciniak Dorothy Markiewicz Catherine McSorley Norma Meise Jane Meyer .lane llflitchell Virginia Moores Elizabeth Morris Bertha Motyka Dorothy Muller Anna Nemec Erma Neutze Catherine Novotny Dorothy Petr Mary Petti Doris Pirie Helen Polites Margaret Ponicka - Mary Portera Anna Ruzek Edna Schools Dorothy Sebeck Helen Seniuk Genevieve Smith Naomi Smith Lillian Stack Bernice Stull Stefeny Szymanik Genevieve Taltys Lillian Teramani Edna Thomey Dolores Tromer Florence Updegraff Agnes Weber Doris Wheeler Gertrude Wielebski Jennie Wilkowski Helen Zakoscielna Madeline Zientak fContinued on next pagej

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THE TRADE TACKLER -T ..i.l-1-11 WILL-W ISHES-ETC . Q Continued J we solemly recommend that you procure an alarm clock to announce that it is time to put your work away. The Junior Business Training Department needs to be reminded that it is useless to ask for less homework or to try to escape making up work that you have missed, also that during music class one can almost never tell when the period is over unless one watches the clock. We advise the Business classes to send scouts out into the wide, wide world in search of loads and loads of typing paper, ink that does not spill, blot, nor spot, and a mechanical operator that will serve ice cream faster. May the girls in this department maintain their insatiable appetite for ice cream at lunch hour. We leave, in the Corner Cupboard Tea Room, our white uniforms, which are hound to get dirty no matter how careful you areg and our green uniforms of which there are never enough, no matter how small the class may be. Across the hall, we leave our tiny locker room with the hope that you will be given a larger room and larger lockers. We are sorry to tell you that dishes will always have to be washed after being used, that they will surely break if they are handled carelessly, and that you will probably never be able to find bread and. butter plates when you need them. Our parting message to the girls who are learning Beauty Culture is this: always keep the Twin Shops spotless and in perfect order. More people see these rooms than any other room in the building. Remember that all the girls in the school are your customers and that you, therefore, have the power to make your influence felt throughout the student body. When some unwitting Junior sees you put a hairpin in your mouth, she may copy your example-and alas! a safety rule is broken and the result may de disastrous. We firmly believe that, if you whom we have counselled will earnestly heed our warnings and follow our instructions, the Girls Vocational School in Baltimore will continue to grow and prosper. We shall think of it always as a beacon light sending out rays of assurance and encouragement to those who have left its protecting walls and rays of guidance and welcome to those who are yet to seek its shelter. Faithfully yours, THE SENIOR CLASS RIDING ON A CLOUD By Josephine' Lewis SPRING! I was sitting by the window on that beautiful spring morning. As 1 sat gazing out of the window, how I longed to be outside of school. My eyes were fixed upon a fluffy cloud which sailed serenely across the azure sky. It came nearer. I was facinated as it approached the window sill as though guided by a fairy hand. I stepped out of the window and sat in the center of the fleecy white cloud. I felt as if I were reclining upon a heap of soft feathers. I floated away over the school roof and through the park. Suddenly, I heard a commanding voice. Josephine, I heard it say, save your dreams for the night timef, I awoke with a start. Instead of sitting on a cloud, I found myself on a hard bench. I was very much disappointed because the teacher had shattered my lovely reverie. Perhaps some day my downy cloud will come again, and I shall continue my strange sky voyage. 19

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THE TRADE TACKLER Helen Allen Jane Amoss Margaret Annarino Emily Baker Golda Baker Dorothy Ballantyne Marion Blanchard Sadie Blaustein Eunice Bollinger Florence Book Florence Brouse Agnes Budnichuk Elizabeth Burrill Doris Chiveral Mildred Clark Ethel Coleman Helen Coleman Ruth Coleman Catherine Conway Annabelle Coster l Julia Cross Dorothy Diedrich Ruth Dubick Margaret Eason Elizabeth Elliott Dorothy Albert Adele Bennett Frances Block Lillian Charikofsky Ethel Douglas Erma Bolard Katherine Dennis Irma Drummer Evelyn Groszkowski Bernadette Hogarth Fannie Holland Anna Kalminzer ROSTER OF UNDERGRADUATES QContinuedD JUNIOR BUSINESS TRAINING Nettie Fine Doris Foxx Ruth Funk Theresa Gaff Catherine Gebhardt Doris George Dorothy Grewe Anna Gummel Hannah Hamill Ruth Hamilton Otelia Harper Louise Hartzell Jane Henneberger Virginia Heyn Alice Hoyer Elizabeth Hull Amelia Janata Alice Johnson Vlasta Kalas Shirley Katz Helen Kaufmann Miriam Kautter Virginia Keenan Evelyn Keene Marie Kelly Elizabeth Knobel Anna Kruger Helen Kurrle Virginia Leight Jeanette Lemel Lillian Linzey Lillian Loos Carlyn Ludloif Matilda Malinowski Dorothy McCann Charlotte Mills Lucetta Monte Ioma Mueller Margarethe Neimann Edna Niemitz Evelyn Norris Nadia Paranuk Ruth Parks Elizabeth Penn Lillian Preston Doris Rackensperger Betty Redeman Robena Reid MILLINERY AND NOVELTY Ruth Dykman Elaine Jackson Norma Eckels Dorothy Kwiatkowski Rachel Fleece Marie Gebhardt Helen Haralem Vera McDonnell Evelyn ltledford Vera Mon POWER MACHINE OPERATION Agnes Karas Hilda Karas Ethel McFaul Dorothy Medicus Jane Murawski Ruth Ogier Genevieve Ostrowska Evelyn Reitz Frieda Schlaifer Bernice Smith - 1 Virginia Rew Dorothy Rine Evelyn Rose Mary Rosewag Grace Sagle Alice Schafer Dorothea Schaffeld Mary Schuler Phyllis Schutte Winona Slade Sarah Spigelman Willmore Suydam Isabella Swope Anna Mae Thompson Margaret Thompson Marion Tomlinson Byrdie Towles Mildred Treadwell Helen Tucker Marie Vacek Annabel Waltrup Florence Ward Mildred Wheeler Matilda Yellin Doris Young Selma Sindler Helen Smith Ellis Trader Lorraine Watsic Marie Sturm Nancy Tyler Lillian Uhlik Marie Ustasiewska Josephine Stankowska Caroline Waskaski Elizabeth Stenzel Frances Struck fCon,tinued on next pagej 21