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

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THE TRADE TACKLER Mlss Mus. M ISS Mas. Mus. Miss Mns. MISS MIss Mxss M ISS MIss MISS MIss Mus. MISS Mus. M Rs. MISS Mus. Mas. Mns. Miss Mrss Miss Mrss MISS 6 The FACULTY and STAFF EDNA ENGIIPI AI,I.IiNA 11AKIiR MARGARl4I'P CIIOATE CLARA ANNAN ITELICN I5A'l 1' EI.ISAlilCTlI ISICNNER CICCILIS CoLBI:11'r li1Y'1'1'I Conmtri-'r TIAZEL DIIINNIS R,U'1'H DUNWOODY BI.iXNCHl1Z 'Fiumow RUTH HEDEMAN IIILLIAN KRUSE PAULENE LEWIS GFIRTRUD1'I MAYl'IR EDITH Pnvss RUTH PUNn B1-:ssIE 111011 ANTOINPI'fTE IIITTER ETIIEI. SIII-:PPARD MARGARET SI.AnE E'l'llP1I, SPENCER ALICE STEVENS LILLIAN SWIFT ALICE WEI.I.S CZERTRUDIAI YVIIITE CLARA WILLIAMS Home-room Class Room No. Subjects Taught 118 Principal 117 Counselor, Trade Ethics 100 Secretary to Principal DJ4 Textiles JS1 8: JS2 211 Mathematics, Spelling, Geography BJ3 304 Junior Ofiice Practice BS1 301-2 Junior Oflice Practice DJ3 115 English, Hygiene 103 Hygiene, First Aid BS2 303 Junior Business Training, English, Filing HJ2 309 Trade Terms, English, Spelling 308 Mathematics DS1 207 Dressmaking TJ1 313 Tea Room Service PS2 311 English, Mathematics Physical Education Textiles, Retailing, Merchandising Information JS3 300 Library, Social Studies ED 307 Art BJ2 312 Pennmanship, Spelling, Mathematics HJ1 108 Beauty Culture HS1 BL HS2 110 Beauty Culture PS1 213-147 Power Machine Operation TS1 10-11 Tea Room Service 200 Music MS1 8: MJ1 212 Millinery DJ2 208-9 Dressmaking

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THE TRADE TACKLER To the Graduates I wish to extend to you my best wishes for future success and happiness. But remember that success does not co111e without effort and sin- cere purpose. YVhile occupations differ greatly in the qualifica- tions which they demand, there is a certain small group of' quali- fications which is essential, no matter what your job may be. If' these are 11ot well developed in you, you are likely to be a failure in spite of' all the training you may have received. As you have been studying and learning your trade and related Work at the Girls Vocational School, we hope that you have been gaining and strengthening desirable personality and character traits, so that you will go out on the ob not only equipped to do your work well, but to do it in such a manner that you will be a credit to your- self, your parents, and your school. Remember, that the only fair thing is to give your work, what- ever it is, the best that is in you. If it is not worth your best, it is not 'th h'l .t.ll. Wm W le 1 IL ALLENA R. BAKER 5

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THE TRADE TACKLER An Appreciation The members of the Class of '1'hirty-five express their g'ratitucle to Miss Edith M. Pruss for the excellent counsel given them during' their Senior year. Her enthusiasm has been a strong factor in carrying' through successfully each activity the class has imdertaken since it was orguiitiizecl. Long after graduation, the of- ficers and committee members will remember and appreciate their o or u-ne in avin ac - iss 1 rs 2 Q eir 'enior ' ass c viser. 0 df t h h l M Pais is th b Cl Al or 1935 'ERIE S1cNIoR CLASS 7