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

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H ETRADE TACKLER i Dedicated to DR. DAVID E. WEGLEIIXI SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION in Baltimore

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VOLUME8 NUMBER8 'T The TRADE TACKLER SENIOR EDITION, JUNE 1935 TI-IE TRADE TACKLER STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Harriet Schuler ASSOCIATE EDITORS Ruth Bittermen Clementine Fertizta FACULTY COMMITTEE Elisabeth Benner Bessie A. Rich Ru'h M. Dunwoody Rurh Corbert ACKNOWLEDGMENT To The Utlmar Mergentllaler School of Printing helongs full credit for the designing and printing uf'l'he Trade Tankler during the past year. The fac- ulty and students of Girls Vocational School wish to express the-ir thanks to the faculty and studvn ts ofthe Printing School for their on-ella-nt work in monnection with the publication of several monthly uewspaprrs and this senior year-book. EDNA M. ENGLE, PRINCIPAL PUBLISHED BV GIRLS VOCATIONAL SCI-IOOL, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

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THE TRADE TACKLER To the 1935 Grarluafcs of the Girls Vocational School. My dear young Friends: VVhen I received your very kind invitation to contribute some- thing to your year-book I was very glad to be able to accept. I need not tell you how deeply interested We all are in the work of the several vocational schools. The Way in which the department of vocational education has been developed in the last ten or fifteen years indicates what an important place in our school system voca- tional training occupies. It is the purpose of a school system likes ours to provide educational training for every boy and girl so that they may have the opportunity to prepare themselves for the particular vocation in life for which they are adapted, and in which they can be successful. Pupils differ very much from each other in the types of ability they possessg consequently, a school system should offer a variety of training for the different types of boys and girls who are enrolled. The girls who pass through the Girls Vocational School have an unusual opportunity to secure good training in this particular type of Work which they have selected for their career. VVe are anxious to do everything that is possible to help you to be successful and happy in the vocation which you are to enter. Please do not think that our interest in your Welfare terminates when you are graduated from your school. VVe shall continue to offer our assistance to you at all times that we can be of' service. Please do not hesitate to call on us if we can help you in any Way. VVishing each one of you the greatest possible success and happi- ness in life, I am, Very sincerely yours, DAY'IlJ E. VV141o1.i:iN 3