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

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K I. E R Dorothy Petr 720 North Milton Avenue Meek, but mighty nice. Alfreda Przybylowska 2204 Gough Street What other maiden can you find so young and kind? Virginia Rew HH North Appleton Street Purity of the mind spreads through thy src'r1elness. Dorothy Rine 1827 North Chester Street She smiles lnul will not sigh. Lillian Rometsch 5219 'I'ramore Road She is my friend, faith- ful and just to me. Sara Rosen 1701 Baker Street Soft smiles by human lrintlness bred. Mary Rosewag 008 E. Twenty-eighth Street Light fiitting shaclow, eo-mpaninn gay. Laura Russo 239 South Eden Street Bravery never goes out of fashion. Grace Sagle 2525 East Ho11 m:1n Street So like fl 1-hild for plny, fl queen for grave. Jennie Scainelli 1607 North Regester Street Give the wise woman a hint and she will do lhe lmsiness well. Dorothea Schaffeld 418 N. Collington Avenue Knowledge is power? Edna Schools 216 N. Washington Street The beauty of a lovely girl is like musirf' 21

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THE TRADE Vera Mossman 21 L1 E. Fairmount Avenue Life without such a friend is death. without n witness. Bertha Motyka 2421. Fait Avenue Love and friendship is enough when it eomes from her. Dorothy Muller 41:30 Raspe Avenue She is always laughing, for she has nn infinite deal of wit. Margaret Munch 1119 South Bouldin Street f'IIer good 'name is better than a girdle of gold.' Jane Murawski 315 South Duncan Street She spreads her welcome 'where she goes. Erma Neutze 4715 Hazelwood Avenue She is 'very much inter- ested in her own work. Esther Atkins Newton 910 McKean Avenue A skillfull artist need not travel fur. Margarethe Nieman lillll Fair Oaks Avenue The flower of thought- fhe magic' of mindf! Catherine Novotny Hu- North Chester Street 'iLife is sunshine and de- sire. Catherine Otradavec 1034 N. Coilington Avenue Her flashing smile i'?'f7I!l-'f 7711118 of sunshine. Ruth Otto 3901 Frankford Avenu T I still my own owe keep. 7 L0 kk . f Nadia Paranuk 4600 Valiey View Road She studies with upright keel. 20 Jr

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THE TRADI1. Dorothy Sebeck 901 North Maderia Street Finer than silk and stronger than fate. Elvira Sebley 37 South Carrollton Avenue She, though n full-blown flower of beauty, grows warmer each day. Dorothy Sehnke 1809 North Milton Avenue Ah, thy hair's delight- ful wa-ve. Marie Shannon 1916 East Lafayette Avenue A heart whose every month is spring., 1 Winom Slade 4207 White Avenue She has a bright and clever mind. Bernice Smith 3330 Hudson Street Sweet and generous as she 1-an always be. Genevieve Smith 5207 Greenhill Avenue To women, silence gives their proper grace. Naomi Smith 814 South Conkiing Street A merry heart that goes all day. Goldie Snyder 1617 East Baltimore Street Merry as a cricket. Josephine Stankowski 509 S. Collington Avenue 'iloyoue as 'morning thou art laughing r lfrvefyvlm Mary Starr 509 North Milton Avenue Low gurgling laughter. Theresa Stetcher 119 West Duncan Street A friend of great value! 22